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lusciouslips19 -> Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 2:21:00 PM)
Dancing on my toes to the Nutcracker .at 4 The phonograph record player in the bedroom that I played Frankie Vallie and the 4 Seasons !!!!" Big Girls dont cry" really speaks to a 5 year old! The Dude Ranch we went to when I was 8 and we rode horses all day and didnt fight. Swimming out to the middle of Lake Goshorn at 11. I could go on and on. I hope this can be another never ending sharing between me and all my friends who are helping me create memories daily.

PeonForHer -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 2:27:47 PM)
No. Shan't.

DarkSteven -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 2:33:29 PM)
The time my five year old daughter took her savings and announced she wanted to spend it on a date with me. She and I got dressed up and went to an ice cream shop with me. We both had ice cream and talked. The first date I had with one woman who was a sub (I didn't know anything about D/s at the time). I gave her a kiss and she simply melted herself to me to let me know that she was mine.

PeonForHer -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 2:36:36 PM)
The first date I had with one woman who was a sub (I didn't know anything about D/s at the time). I gave her a kiss and she simply melted herself to me to let me know that she was mine. You lucky beggar! I envy you that despite not even being a Dom.

Toppingfrmbottom -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 2:43:43 PM)
You know lushy it's interesting you say that, because I can remember some stuff so vividly and some stuff, of equal importance is very fuzzy and foggy in my brain. I remember I had this huge pink bear I used to love to carry around about 2 years old, and he got really dirty and ratty and my adopted dad threw it away, which kind of sucks cause it's the only link to my past I have, since it's the only toy that came with me post adoption. Another Fav memory was of meeting DAddy, he arrived and was walking up the driveway and I ran out the door shouting you're here and leapt into his arms in a huge hug and didn't even notice I was running in front of his sister in law's car, and she could of hit me if the car was in motion. Ionly had eyes for him. quote: ORIGINAL: lusciouslips19 Dancing on my toes to the Nutcracker .at 4 The phonograph record player in the bedroom that I played Frankie Vallie and the 4 Seasons !!!!" Big Girls dont cry" really speaks to a 5 year old! The Dude Ranch we went to when I was 8 and we rode horses all day and didnt fight. Swimming out to the middle of Lake Goshorn at 11. I could go on and on. I hope this can be another never ending sharing between me and all my friends who are helping me create memories daily.

Toppingfrmbottom -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 2:46:44 PM)
One memory I can really roll my eyes at and laugh was my infatuation with Billy ray cirus. One time on vacation the KOA bathroom loud speaker had Achey breaky heart playing an once I knew it I ran into the bathroom just to listen to his song and day dream about how fucking dreamy he was.

lusciouslips19 -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 3:01:46 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom One memory I can really roll my eyes at and laugh was my infatuation with Billy ray cirus. One time on vacation the KOA bathroom loud speaker had Achey breaky heart playing an once I knew it I ran into the bathroom just to listen to his song and day dream about how fucking dreamy he was. When I was 5 it was Davey Jones. I would watch The Monkees and they would do this silly twinkle with his eyes when he was "In Love". I am sure all us 5 year old were in love with him! :-))

IrishMist -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 3:03:11 PM)
The day my oldest son left for the Marines; the day my oldest daughter graduated from med school; the day my youngest son left for the Navy; and the day I gave birth to my youngest daughter.

SavageFaerie -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 3:13:07 PM)
I have lots of favorite memories, but I am going to reserve this for my current special memeories I am so fortunate to be part of my poly family with poen and blackphx, it has totally changed my life. This is for lushy. honie you have always taken me for who I am and gads the things we have done and talked about it great. There isnt many people that I exchanage gifts with and feel honored we do that....btw cmail me and I have something you mightr need. Thats all for now, I know there are tons of special memories that stand out

mdr080480 -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 3:22:12 PM)
Getting a bicycle at age 5 or 6, riding it and getting hit by a car. The hit part wasn't so much a favorite memory, the awesome scar/scab I had on the side of my face was, as was the string of profanity I got away with immediately following. Oh, and the flying through the air part was fun until my head dented a bumper of a parked car. That was a favorite memory, because since then, before that even, no matter what's thrown at me, or what tries to kill me, I keep pushing forward.

lusciouslips19 -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 3:53:12 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: mdr080480 Getting a bicycle at age 5 or 6, riding it and getting hit by a car. The hit part wasn't so much a favorite memory, the awesome scar/scab I had on the side of my face was, as was the string of profanity I got away with immediately following. Oh, and the flying through the air part was fun until my head dented a bumper of a parked car. That was a favorite memory, because since then, before that even, no matter what's thrown at me, or what tries to kill me, I keep pushing forward. The beginning of the Masochistic nature?? Hmmm???

lusciouslips19 -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 3:57:03 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: PeonForHer No. Shan't. Thanks for the post that says you wont post and then after you post![&:]

KneelforAnne -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 4:20:32 PM)
Being at my cousins house and playing with barbies…being told to clean up because it was time to leave…and knowing that if we were all very, very, very quiet--they would all start talking again and we could play longer. LOL Going with my dad to the symphony (in kindergarten?) because my parents had tickets, but my mom couldn‘t go… getting all dressed up, with gloves and everything and being terribly disappointed that all they did was play music….

beargonewild -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 4:22:27 PM)
Hmmmm the most recent was the weekend of Feb 6 of this year. Was attending a wedding of two very special people and having the great pleasure of meeting a large crowd of people from here.

windchymes -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 4:23:18 PM)
Dancing with my son at his wedding recently, to "My Way", which he promised me 12 years ago he would do someday! (boy was my face wet!) [:)]

lusciouslips19 -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 4:34:14 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: beargonewild Hmmmm the most recent was the weekend of Feb 6 of this year. Was attending a wedding of two very special people and having the great pleasure of meeting a large crowd of people from here. Sitting at breakfast next to a Manwhore that was making me blush with stories of Trailor Trash Love![:D]

YourhandMyAss -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 6:35:09 PM)
Was at my aunts wedding vow reneweal ceremony and nobod y wanted to dance with me as I was just a lil kid and it was in a bar type setting, and my dad danced wth me.

LinnaeaBorealis -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 6:50:05 PM)
When I was little, my Father worked 2 jobs & went to school to obtain his Bachelor & then his Master degree in Metallurgy. But he would take time out to take me to minor league baseball games, the double headers on Sundays. I think it was a quarter to sit in the bleachers for both games & I was allowed one treat. I always got a Sugar Daddy because I could make it last through both games. I don't remember the games and I don't think I was really all that into baseball. It was just that was how I got my Father all to myself for all those hours. There were other things we did together too. Sometimes he would take me to the lab at the University of Washington to hang out with him for the day. He taught me how to eat watermelon on the little balcony on the top floor of that old brick building & spit the seeds down & try to hit passersby walking under it & duck back really quickly so that they wouldn't catch me. Sometimes he would take me fishing even if it was a day he was going out to hang out with his guy friends. But a lot of the time it would just be him & me out on Puget Sound trying to catch dinner, but mostly just hanging out.

Racquelle -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 7:09:08 PM)
I have so many that it's hard to pick but Savage Faerie's pic reminded me of something lovely... One day I opened my front door to a limping whipped bedraggled old stray cat - expecting her to run off like the other ferals. I was worried she had been hit by a car. I opened the door - said "here kitty" and she came in and got up on the ottoman and went to sleep. She weighed just a couple of pounds despite being large in the bones, had this bad ass scar on her lip that made her look like she was smirking, and she was about 100 years old. Once she had a warm place to sleep and food she bulked up and stopped limping. We named her "Gamu" after the way our niece spelled Grandma when she was first learning to write. I used to joke she was the Iggy Pop of cats. She died of massive renal failure about a year later, after waking me with plaintive meow. Her coming in that day is a sweet memory - she was a loving, affectionate cat. But even the memory of her death is precious too.

GreedyTop -> RE: Tell Lushy your favorite memories..... (6/7/2009 8:30:20 PM)
The time, when I was an adult, that my Dad finally said "I'm proud of you" (I was 40yrs old)

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