What are some of your best memories?

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I have a great collection of wonderful memories, but they are not limited just to my childhood and there are a lot of memories that associate with my near past days as well.
So what I really believe is when you are ready to approach to your day to day life with an open mind, you still can enjoy your life as your childhood and the days will end up with new collection of amazing memories.
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One of the amazing times was when I went on a sea adventure with my momma. I somehow connected it with the story.
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Yes .. I agree
Right now as an adult I miss being forced to finish my meals and not having any bills to pay.
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I have lots of good memories during my childhood with family and friends.
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I have wonderful memories traveling with my family as a child
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I have to say a big fat NO. I don't have any happy childhood memories. this is very sad but i'm sure it's the case for many others.
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Only few of my childhood memories are still stucked in my head. So I can't really say, I think I live a life for the moment. And so I have to do my best to ensure that I enjoy every moment of my life
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Going for a picnic with my college friends is my best memories
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Yes, mine is going on road trips as a child.
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yeah most of the best memories could come from childhood for those who had the right people and them. I hate my childhood and thinking about it gets me sick and traumatize.
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For me, it's true because when I was a child, I don't care about the world. I don't think too much. I just enjoy myself with my friends and school; I don't have many problems, but when I get older, life seems tough. Things changed, and my mindset changed. Now, I enjoyed talking to my mom, she sensed me when I feel lonely. She's always there for me. Small talk with my family makes me happy. Seeing them smile makes my heart joyful.
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My best memories reside in my childhood experience, growing up comes with it's responsibility which gives little time for enjoyment. But as a child, I had nothing to worry about.
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My best memory was when I joked and laughed with my sisters. I love them a lot.
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My school childhood memories are the best to me for now.
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I have some great memories from childhood, mainly about being carefree with nothing to worry about, and holidays at the beach were the highlight of the year. As an adult Ive made some very different but still great memories, but with day to day stress its easy to forget about them, or not dwell on them as much which is a shame. Seeing a jaguar in the wild, as well as releasing endangered parrots back into the forest was quite memorable.
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