From (Middle School Confusion) Original Memory Interview Question

His Response:

Middle school was the worst. I mean I transitioned well, but I think everyone was so caught up in trying to fit in with some kind of crowd that many of them started changing how they acted.

Those were definitely confusing times. Classes were a lot more serious in middle school too.

And they took away my favorite recess time!

But I guess the question is, how did I transition with my friends...

I made many new friends in middle school. Many ghetto friends too. One guy of which I almost faught in 8th grade even committed murder later.

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Original Memory Interview Question

His Response:

Yeah I built many sweet things in Mr. J's technology class.

I messed with transistors and elecrical units.

I made these things called J-Flyers which are little mini helicopters.

I also made a car go very fast by mounting a CO2 cartridge on the back. My car eventually broke and I got a D on that project and the whole class.

Even though I did terrible in that class (getting a D or so) Mr. J was hilarious and a lot of fun. He made me into the dork I am now!

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When I was about 11 years old me and my life-long best friend, Jaime, thought it would be a fantastic idea to make a time capsule, and fill it with all the little sentimental objects from out childhood (things like baby bracelets, photographs, little toys, even my old blankie!) and we also wrote letters to eachother, saying how we loved being best friends, and we'd always stay "friends forever" (It was probably the nicest letter I've ever written anyone).
We wrapped it up and buried it one afternoon in my backyard, next to this big tree that was there at the time.
I remember we made a pact, that in 10 years time when we were 21 we would come back and unearth it, and remember the days of our childhood...
But time went on, and soon we forgot about the time capsule...
About 3 years ago we got an extention built onto the back of our house, and alas, we didn't remember the time capsule until maybe a year later.
Our house now lies over our capsule, (I'm pretty sure it's . . . Read More..

From (Growing up Through Elementary School) Original Memory Interview Question

Her Response:

I learned to love the library more than anything! It's one of my favorite places to be! If you tell someone to suck an egg then you better supply them with the egg. Mr. McGuire was the best teacher and man in the world. He was like an uncle to me. He told me that I better not kiss Blake Peters and I listened. lol

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From (Middle School Confusion) Original Memory Interview Question

Her Response:

6th grade was fun b/c I had a few girls from elementary in every one of my classes. I didn't meet too many new people in 6th grade. Band helped me make new friends as well.

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