what is your favorite thing in your childhood?
By thebest1988
@thebest1988 (603)
China
October 9, 2009 3:56am CST
hi ,my lotters ,I am curious to ask you, what is your favorite thing in your childhood , in your childhood , do you alone like to walk a small path in the field ? do you like to catch butterflies whit your small partners ? do you like a picnic whit your friends ?do you like go to the park to play with your father? many years has past ,we all grow up ,now I rarely find the happiness like that ,childhood has become the fond memories . because we come from different countries ,may be we have some difference about childhood . please tell us about your childhood fun things .let's share it.
2 responses
@1anurag1 (3576)
• India
9 Oct 09
in my childhood there were number of things i used to like. most of the cases i used to play anything. to destruct anything.lol
i used to play cricket alot.
and at home monopoly , chess, and just jumping here and there..
lol
i used to read comics alot also.
@thebest1988 (603)
• China
9 Oct 09
aha , your childhood is very happy ,I also have this experience like yours . lol, blessings.
@dragon54u (31636)
• United States
9 Oct 09
Hey, now I'm getting your discussion notifications! 
My favorite thing to do was to visit my grandparents. Both sets of grandparents had farms and my brother and I would spend hours roaming around and climbing trees, playing games or just sitting in the dirt of the lane and watching a dung beetle roll a ball of dung into its nest. We would pick vegetables from the garden when they were ready, often brushing off the dirt and eating them right there! Those were wonderful days. 
My favorite thing to do was to visit my grandparents. Both sets of grandparents had farms and my brother and I would spend hours roaming around and climbing trees, playing games or just sitting in the dirt of the lane and watching a dung beetle roll a ball of dung into its nest. We would pick vegetables from the garden when they were ready, often brushing off the dirt and eating them right there! Those were wonderful days. 