View Full Version : Memories to last.


Ichpuchtli
12-02-05, 04:18 AM
What is the most memorable moment in your life? You don't have to be nice like my friends child birthday, it doesn't have to be nice just a memory that has engraved it's self into the sole and will not leave. I will leave a memory I just need time to think of one. I shoulda thought about that before I made this and posted it. I can't delete it now so lets have it.

Andi
12-02-05, 07:40 AM
Wow, there are so many that come to mind. Out of everything I've ever down I think my greatest memory and accomplishment would be having my kids. I truly don't think there's anything more precious to me.

The other thing that comes to mind is the times we spent on the farm with my grandparents. Those were some of the greatest moments in my life.

Great thread Ich :)

fasttalkingmom
12-02-05, 01:21 PM
the birth of my children

chameleon
12-02-05, 01:43 PM
My memory is so awful, I forget things - good things, bad things - so thoroughly that even when I'm told of them again it's as if they never really happened, my mind draws a total blank on them. I have very little recollection of anything older than a couple of years, and from then forward is even pretty sketchy.
But I can remember dreams. I remember single dreams that I had as far back as a young child. They seem more vivid than life to my mind. So I suppose my most deeply ingrained memory would be a dream. The ones I remember are all just as clear.

EYEFORGOT
12-07-05, 06:53 PM
Definitely the birth of my children.

The smell of my Nana's perfume that permeates her entire home.

bythesea
12-07-05, 08:06 PM
What is the most memorable moment in your life? ... a memory that has engraved it's self into the sole and will not leave.
Ummmm wow. Are you really sure you want to know this? :confused: Some may have some pretty horrible memories engraved on the soul.

Several "memorable" moments (positive and negative) came to mind, and even a couple that have changed the direction my life was going. But something that has been engraved into me at my core, and affected the rest of my life and will not leave:

Would have to be my Dad's battle with lung cancer and the morning he died in our home when I was 13.

~~bythesea

p.s. Don't feel you should respond with a "sorry to hear that" post. This has been a part of me for 25 years.

bythesea
12-08-05, 01:39 PM
Ack. Hope I didn't kill this thread. I did think it was an interesting question.

People probably have a lot of different answers and a lot of them may be quite postive and lovely (like the people who posted about having children).

pembroke
12-16-05, 10:47 AM
most memorable moments:

the day my high school sweetheart broke up with me

the day my dad left for vietnam (the first time)

the day my mother announced she was divorcing my dad

the day we buried my grandfather

the day my husband proposed

the day my son was born

the day my daughter was born

the day i found out my mom died

desertotter
12-16-05, 08:44 PM
hrm...

earning my eagle scout.

watching my nephew earn his.

my grandfather's funeral.

my first skydive.

April 2nd 2005. (the day I earned my Bronze Star)

December 17th 2005 (yeah, I know that's tomorrow)...the day I came home from war.

pembroke
12-16-05, 08:54 PM
December 17th 2005 (yeah, I know that's tomorrow)...the day I came home from war.
which war? what outfit?

desertotter
12-17-05, 04:42 PM
the napoleonic wars of course! im in the russian army ;)

sorry...couldnt resist that...

I am a soldier in the US Army. I spent the last year in Iraq, just outside of baghdad, with an operations command cell (think, town hall) on a small base. we were attached directly to Multi-National Forces - Iraq (MNF-I). I am Staff Sergeant with a Signal specialty :)

pembroke
12-17-05, 05:41 PM
green berets? infantry? signal battalion? hubby was support personnel for mfo in 82/83 in the sinai....