Day 4825: Childhood memories

Because I have good and bad memories of childhood, I’m going to let the Daily Bitch take the lead here.

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Most people I know have pleasant as well as traumatic childhood memories. As a group therapist, I witness people trying to integrate their childhood memories into their adult lives — an ongoing and often difficult process.

During the interview about my music on the Therapist Uncensored podcast, I felt ambivalent about revisiting childhood memories, but I realize that makes the interview richer and more meaningful.

Do you see reflections of childhood memories in my other images for today?

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Here’s what I find when I search for “childhood memories” on YouTube:

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What are your thoughts and feelings about childhood memories?

Thanks to all who are here for this childhood memories post, including YOU!

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6 thoughts on “Day 4825: Childhood memories”

  1. barbarade33afcfd8

    My favorite picture from childhood is one of me in grimy overalls and stringy hair frowning into the camera with my sidekick, Taffy, at my feet. I carried it around so often that I finally lost it. But people who know me will have no trouble picturing it. Taffy was a blonde cocker spaniel who virtually lived with me for most of the first 13 years of my life. Many’s the day we snuck off together to shimmy under a barbed wire fence to play in a neighbor’s woodlot. Those are some of the happiest hours I spent as a child. I have dreams of returning there, to this day.

  2. Getting up at4:30 AM and walking in the dark down to Beaver Brook in Sharon, forcthe Opening Day of Fishing season

  3. peeking and seeing the tooth fairy

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