Childhood Memories

[Parts]

I liked drive ins.  There was one by my grandmothers house that you could watch the movie from the Carvel  next door

[Queen Victoria]

My Mother's uncle (the one I think had Aspergers/HFA) helped to construct the first drive-in in our town back in the late 1940's.

[Parts]

They were fun to bad they are mostly gone

["couldbecousin"]

They were fun to bad they are mostly gone

There was one minutes from my house. Our parents used to take us to Disney double features when we were children.
By the time I was in high school, the drive-in had gone out of business, and the big screen stood abandoned and peeling for years
until another business moved in and tore it down. 

[renaeden]

The same has happened here in Australia. I remember watching Crocodile Dundee at the drive-ins.

It would be a real experience to go to the drive-ins as the driver. I wish I got to experience that.

[Parts]

They even and a x rated one when I lived in Fl but I was to you to ever go

['andersom']

Guess our climate made it that drive ins never made it here.

They were starting a sail-in this year. For the glamorous people I guess.

[Eclair]

Guess our climate made it that drive ins never made it here.

They were starting a sail-in this year. For the glamorous people I guess.

Drive-ins have disappeared here. In Brisbane we have a lot of outdoor cinemas in parks.
http://www.ourbrisbane.com/whats-on/movies/star-studded-cinema

I went to one once, to see Sean of the Dead (not my choice). Basically we drank a lot on a picnic blanket...don't even know what the movie was about!

[Parts]

When I was growing up but still very small 4-7 they had outdoor movie night in the band shell at the museum with Marx   Brother movies,Chaplin  and Laural and Hardy

[Queen Victoria]

Malt Balls, 3 Musketeers, chocolate covered cherries

Homemade vegetable soup (found out by accident that it was the Worcestershire Sauce that made it taste that way)

Not to gross anyone out:  Liver and onions and grits, Stewed Tripe

Permanent waves (horrible experience)

skinned knees

['andersom']

Malt Balls, 3 Musketeers, chocolate covered cherries

Homemade vegetable soup (found out by accident that it was the Worcestershire Sauce that made it taste that way)

Not to gross anyone out:  Liver and onions and grits, Stewed Tripe

Permanent waves (horrible experience)

skinned knees

Oh yes, with the tiny bits of gravel still in it. 

[Queen Victoria]

And hot feet from running around shoeless.

['andersom']

And hot feet from running around shoeless.

I still like to do that.

Do remember the glass I trod in as a kid though. Got me a bit more careful.

Remember the GP wanting to see my foot every other week, because he was sure there was embedded glass in it.
Horrible, all the time I spent in that always crowded waitingroom of his.

That is a thing that did improve. Getting appointments on time with doctors.

[RageBeoulve]

I remember the first moments of my birth. I was all cold and stuff, and when I refused to cry, one of the doctors slapped my ass. I pissed on him, so he dropped me. It was right then that I spoke my first words. "Fuck you."

[Parts]

I remember playing on the freight trains left on the siding near were I lived in Florida and once hiding in a box car till the cops left of course they stopped and talked about 15 minutes just next to it