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The Wonder Years
by Marguerite T Lemoine
Thursday, June 29, 2006

Rated "PG13" by the Author.

       
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     This is a story about my childhood years--I was only about two but since early childhood I had a terrific memory. I know because my sister is about 3 l/2 yrs younger and she had not apeared on the scene yet.


 

                           THE   WONDER   YEARS

Childhood is a time of innocence, curosity, anticipation and wonder.

As I sit down to write about my early childhood, I recall many things that were humorous; I do not recall the exact age I was but I think I was about two,for my sister had not appeared on the scene yet. Our parents took us by train to Galveston Beach. I remember going up steps to a platform with my mother.This was built over the water and there were dressing rooms and lockers where you could leave your clothes after you put on your bathing suit. My two brothers  went with my father to another part of the platform for the same purpose..

My mother and I put on our bathing suits, hung our clothes on a nail, locked the door and then my mother pinned the key to her suit. Then I said to my mother, "I need to use the bathroom" Mother looked around and not seeing one said go in that little crack in the floor. So, I did and later on while looking down, I saw a man looking up in great wonder.

This is a story that will never make history, but I remembered it a long time: I wonder if he did.
  

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Reviewed by Tommy Thomas 4/21/2009
Very, very good. I am astounded that you can remember your childhood at 2 years of age. I thought I was doing good by remembering at the age of four when I worked the cotton field in the State of Georgia. This is a wonderful story of your early, early childhood.

Tommy
Reviewed by Marguerite Lemoine 7/1/2006
This is a true story - One of my first memories
Reviewed by Sandra Mushi 7/1/2006
Haaaaaaaa haaaaaaaaaaaaa haaaaaa .. I'm laughing so hard ..... haaa haaaaaaa ... I can't review .... haaa haaaaaaaa!!

God bless, Marguerite ... haa haaaa!

Sandie .. LOL.
Reviewed by Tinka Boukes 6/30/2006
Whahahahaha...some hot rain!!

Love Tinka
Reviewed by Lew Duffey 6/30/2006
I am sure he does remember. You are lucky, I can't remember that far back,
God Bless,
Lew

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