Don't you just miss the awesome days of when you were just a little child?
Feel free to post any great times or experiences you had when you were just a small kid.


I remember when my old neighbor had a huge Hummer Limo. Whenever the limo would pass by, my mother yelled out "Look! It's 'N SYNC!". My sister and I always ran out on the street with our autograph ready to be signed.

I remember:
My lego creations were never as awesome as the commercials looked
My Easy Bake Oven creations >>>>> Mom's cooking
Combining Hot Wheels tracks with random things to make an AWESOME track is the best.
Life without computers was so much fun
Learning long division made me feel like a badass
Dunkaroos were the ****, and I'd pay millions to have one more

This!

Yes! Remember when you learned to draw an 'imaginary' zero as a placeholder? 2nd graders could neva.

Now that's what i call music cd's, Spice girls, S club, Steps, Kylie...
beanie babies
So many different tv shows and movies
Being an evil little...
Realizing i have no rhythm

OMG Beanie Babies! My best friend had a massive collection of like 400 or something. It was so creepy

Pokemon. It got real serious. Kid stealing from each other and ****.

Yes, that and dressing up as Power Rangers all the time and playing around the block.

Things were happier, easier, better. :/

Damn right

I grew up with these girls. I love them so much. Am I the only one?

I think that show was on when I was in like middle school, but I used to watch it all the time. I was always Piper

Basically going outside to play and watching Nickelodeon, Fox Kids, or Saturday morning cartoons. And after school programs.

Lisa Frank ended everything tbh

I remember trying to create TV shows with my dolls.

I was listening to the soundtrack to "A Charlie Brown Christmas" today, and I remembered fondly how I would sleep in front of the Christmas tree as a child (because the lights on it also played music).

I remember watching cartoons and children's programming on PBS, going to the park often (because I lived right across one), being treated to my favorite foods quite often, and generally just being really innocent as a child, thinking that I lived in world quite different than it actually is.

I always sucked at long division.
But I do agree that life without computers was better in so many ways. You spent time doing much more worthwhile activities, like hanging with your friends and family, reading, doing physical activity, etc.

I use to run out the school whenever the fire alarm would go off.