Oh my gosh...GIRL TALK~ or what about that dating one with the fake phone and the different looking guys and gals you stuck in it and they talked on the phone with each other? LMAO

How about running through the sprinkler, slip n' slide, blowing bubbles, hop skotch, hide and seek, catching lightning bugs...

I could go on forever

This is a nice break after having a stressful week of tests! I wish I could go back to my childhood right now..haha..

-Being excited all week to watch TGIF when Full House was still on the lineup of shows
-Playing 4-square at recess
-Lunchboxes
-Waking up at 6am to watch Rocky & Bullwinkle on Saturday mornings..it was the first thing to come on so right before it they had a fighter jet flying by Mt.Rushmore with Star Spangled Banner playing in the background, I think
-Remember Popples?!


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OMG!! I remember 4 s-square! We used to play that all the time! I loved that game!!:p

Girl Talk...!!! THANK YOU!!! That was driving me crazy!

Hootie...was it called "Dream Date?"

My little ponies
Barbies
don't break the ice
mouse trap
swings
and dress up!
Oh those where the days!!! But who am I kidding I'm still a big kid. I love playing with the younger members of my family! I love Kids they are sooooooooo much fun. :D

Oh my gosh...GIRL TALK~ or what about that dating one with the fake phone and the different looking guys and gals you stuck in it and they talked on the phone with each other? LMAO Hootie...was it called "Dream Date?"

Ladies, the game with the phone was Dream Phone.....I know because I reallly wanted it!
Parents take note: this game revolves around girls calling imaginary boys on a pretend pink cordless phone to find out which ones have crushes on them. Like the old-fashioned game of Clue, the object is to discover the secret admirer by eliminating suspects from a clue sheet. Girls pick a card with a boy's picture and telephone number on it, then dial his number to hear a programmed young male voice say something like, "Hi, this is Phil. Your secret admirer likes sports, except volleyball." Crosscheck the game board and see that Scott's a serious volleyball player--and scratch him off your list of admirers. Girls who are just getting interested in boys will find this game a blast, but older girls may find it juvenile. Comes with a comprehensive instruction booklet, phone, game board, playing cards, and a pad of clue sheets.
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Girl Talk:
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Looks better without makeup... secretly loves vegetables... born to be famous. Would your friends describe you this way? With Girl Talk, the game of Truth or Dare, you can find out. Are you willing to walk around the room holding your ankles while clucking like a chicken? Call a guy and tell him something gross? Hold onto your tongue while singing "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"? If not, you may have to wear a Big Blazing Red Zit Sticker on your face! Oh, the horror! LOL With each twirl of the spinner, you have the opportunity to make a royal fool of yourself in front of your friends--and earn points for doing it, too! Girl Talk is the perfect game for sleepovers, summer camp, or giggly girl get-togethers. Girl Talk is for two or more players.

What I wouldn't give to be a kid again.....

I remember...
My Little Ponies
Rainbow Bright
Jem and the Rockers
Barbies
New Kids on the Block
Poples
Baby Sisters Club books


oh I could go on .....
i miss those days

I was a big fan of Rainbow Brite, Strawberry Shortcake, She-Ra, Jem, Care Bears, and My Little Pony.

I also frequently dressed up like Madonna and lip-synced to the cassette tape with a hairbrush as my mircophone.

Hey man, I still have my She-Ra Princess of Power castle!

Don't forget about the Mon-Chi-Chis...Sit and Spins, Sweet Valley, Voltron, Silverhawk...Thundercats...Amelia Bedelia...Ramona Quimby...the Beverly Hills Teens!

KID's Incorporated!

Anyone remember....a show that started with them singing...between small wonder and punky brewster!

And let's not forget the shows of the 70's:

The Electric Company )Hey, Yoooooooooou Guyzzzzzzzzzzzz)
and ZOOM (C'mon a zoom, c'mon a zoom zoom)

I forgot all about Punky Brewster! I loved that show, I even had the Punky Brewster high tops! How about LA Gear?! haha.. Those high tops with the fin/scales things along the sides, I had a pair of bright pink and black ones..what was I thinking?!:rolleyes: I remember playing tether ball with those puppies on..haha.. those were the days.

Dolls/stuffed animals:
Barbie
Strawberry Shortcake
Carebears
Cabbage Patch Dolls
Raggedy Ann
Peter Rabbit

Games:
House
Hide n seek
Being a Big Girl (fictional name...just something my friends and I used to do when we were little...wear fancy dressup jewelry and clothes and paint hideously pink lipstick all over our lips...which somehow got onto the rest of our face!)
Life
Pictionary
Truth or Dare (was obsessed with that game starting in 5th grade)

TV shows:
Charles in Charge
Out of this World (I LOVED that show!!)
Full house
Babysitters' Club
Cartoons
FAmily Matters
Step by Step
Growing Pains
90210 (I watched it with my much older sister!)
Saved by the Bell (I'd run home everyday to see it)

Books:
Sweet Valley Middle School and High school
Babysitters' Club
Amelia Bedelia
Carebears
Richard Scarry's book of cartoons
Calvin and Hobbes
Winnie the Pooh
Berenstein Bears (I had the tapes too!)
Carebears
Fairy tales

Man Sandy, you really reached into the memory bag with those!!! I totally forgot! Anyone else read those Fear Street books?

Okay, another one I can't remember...it was a playground game in elementary school. It was a metal pole with a vollyball-type ball attached to the pole by a rope. You had to hit the ball around the pole and not get hit by it. It starts with a "T"...I was thinking about it the whole way home and the minute I sat in front of my computer, I forgot! :(

Tetherball!

And no, I'm not gonna post my ancient memories or most of y'all will laugh!