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spencer_coleman
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1d ago
Just realized my grandma's 30 year old recipe box has 214 cards in it and I never looked inside until last month
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gracec16
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2d ago
My 6th grade teacher said one sentence about the Challenger and I still hear it
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jana_jones
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3d ago
Warning: I picked the 40 mile commute over moving closer, and 2 years later here's the score
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vera_lewis2
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6d ago
I used to memorize every phone number I had, now I can't even recall my sister's
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the_jennifer
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8d ago
Am I the only one who remembers a smell from a house I lived in at age 4 in El Paso?
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ruby_henderson36
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11d ago
Still mad at 19 year old me for picking the paid internship over the summer with my grandpa
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gibson.avery
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12d ago
Update: I walked past my old kindergarten in Fresno last week and the mural was painted over
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wesleyb20
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13d ago
Figured out my 5th grade memory of getting lost at Opry Mills mall by asking my mom one specific thing
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piper779
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13d ago
Shoutout to my Mom in Tulsa who made me memorize her phone number when I was 6, turns out that's the one thing that actually saved me
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alexbennett
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14d ago
My 4th grade teacher in Dayton said one sentence to me at the water fountain and I still hear it 30 years later
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the_wesley
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15d ago
My dad's 15 minute rule for finding lost stuff has saved me 3 hours this month
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milarodriguez
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15d ago
My grandma's cornbread recipe vs the one I found online, and I'm honestly mad about it
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the_taylor
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15d ago
My grandpa said never buy the first truck you look at, and 9 years later I finally get why
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taylor.reese
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17d ago
Warning: My uncle told me at 14 that he never got to pick his own career, and that one line changed how I help my son pick classes
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jennifer833
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20d ago
My grandmother's kitchen radio died last week and I heard her humming for the first time in 20 years
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