Got this idea from another blog. Looked like fun, so here it goes....Here are the directions:
1. As a comment on my blog, leave one memory that you and I had together. It doesn't matter if you knew me a little or a lot, anything you remember!
2. Next, re-post these instructions on your blog and see how many people leave a memory about you.
I'll respond if you do!
5 comments:
Miss Melina - thank you for your memory - it was the sweetest. I too have many fond memories of teaching you in YW....many. YW is my all time favorite calling (laurels to be exact) and you group of girls were the first ones I ever taught and so there will always be a special place in my heart for each of you. My memory of you comes several years later however......When we walked into the chirpractor office and I hadn't seen you for like 3 years or so and I recognized you, but didn't want to say anything because I wasn't sure if you remembered me, but you did! I will never forget how 'excited' you looked to see me and I cannot tell you how that made my day! For you to remember and actually be excited to see me. And then to invite me to your reception (that I am so sorry I missed) and baby shower. You have grown into the most beautiful wife and mother.....I knew you would. Thank you Melina for being such a good friend and remembering me, of all people, for the special things in your life. Love you! Tara
I havn't know you all that long but one of the memories I have is of Johnny and Yours wedding reception. You looked so beautiful in your dress and the dancing was great! Cord and I danced our first dance there and ill always remember Johnny and you dancing. You looked so happy and still do! I swear everytime I see you guys It makes me want to be a better spouse. And you can't forget the Suns game on in the living room where most of the guys resided for the night lol. Thank you!
Hi Melina! When I married your Dad, I was hopeful that I could have great relationships with his family. I particularly had a special fondness for you that I felt from the very beginning, but was often unsure how you felt. One day we were standing in the kitchen, discussing with some other family members what I should cook, and you happily said "blueberry waffle-stix! They are really good"! It was interesting what a profound effect those words had on me. It was, to me, saying that I did at least one thing that you liked! It felt good to know about a specific way in which my efforts were accepted. Maybe it sounds like I am making too much of a little thing, but it was a big thing to me! Thank you! Now, each time I make blueberry waffle-stix, this little memory brings a smile to my heart! Love, Diane
Oh melina which of the many memories should I share... we have know each other for what seems like forever (actually since 5th grade)but whatever. Anyways one of the most funny memories I recall is when we were about 10 years old. We lived across the street from each other. I remember spending the night at your house and we were reinacting our own version of "Peter Coatin Tail" and for some reason I vividly remember that we HAD to jump of the Hearth (step/seat infront of the fireplace). Heaven only knows why we were doing this. But for some odd reason we found it to be entertaining. HA! We were soooo GOOFY!!!
I had to scroll all the way down to find this post. I have been thinking of different memories for a while now but today I was telling Carter a story and I realized it's probably one of my favs. I remembered when we went to the zoo for your school project (you, me & Carter) and we stopped at the barnyard pens. You and I were talking and not realizing that a peacock/turkey thing was slowly walking closer to Carter. We finally noticed when it was nose to nose with her, with a cage in between of course, and the peacock started squaking super loud right at Carter. Carter was in tears but we were cracking up! That was a fun, and funny, day.
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