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Re: Earliest age you remember? (poll)
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Thu, 15 Aug 2002 17:41:07 GMT
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My problem is that my sister has all the family photos, and she is not
available at the moment. So I can only date by events I remember. I did
confirm with my brother that he had a magician for his 4th birthday party,
so that takes me back to 2 years, 1.5 months (and my brother back from 5 to
4 on his memory). I don't think I can push it back any further without
having a dated picture to tie the memory to.
One intersting memory is that of a delta wing fighter (F102 Convair) flying
*extremely* low over our home. I figure that it was heading for the Long
Beach airport - test flight out of Edwards AFB?
Bruce
In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Frank Filz writes:
> I can definitely tie a remembrance to about age 1 to 2. I remember
> standing at the end of our street looking over the RR tracks into
> downtown. We moved from that house somewhere in that time frame.
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> I also vividly remember the first time I saw the house and street again
> as a teenager, and realizing that obviously hills look bigger when
> you're small, because the embankment down to the tracks which I
> remembered as like ten feet was actually just a couple feet.
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> My most memorable early memory was when I was about 3. We were on a long
> vacation, driving across country, and having a picnic in Yosemite. While
> we were eating, a bear wandered into camp. I'm not sure why I wasn't the
> first one put back into the van, but I remember standing on top of the
> picnic table waiting for my parents to take me to the car. I also
> remember watching in fascination as the bear walked right over a man who
> was taking a nap on a blanket (darn good thing he didn't wake up).
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> I definitely have other early memories, such as my father showing up at
> a campground near home with a new van (the new van was the one taken
> cross country). I also definitely remember the VW van which it replaced.
> I think my dad commuted to work from the campground sometimes.
>
> I am suspicious of other early memories because of pictures of them. For
> example, I may or may not remember much about my first home, but the two
> most vivid images are definitely from pictures.
>
> Frank
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