EmeraldRiver
Learning
Oh, another thought. Try asking you mom weird things, like "what was the worst thing I did as a child?" Since she's only remembering the good things for you. Or ask about what family vacations you went on. Or "Did I have many friends in high-shool?" "Did I ever mention a favorite teacher"? Stuff like that. I've been able to pick tiny bits of my childhood from MY mom like that.
Of course - then I have to lie about WHY I want to know - because if I say I can't remember any of it that always makes my mom very very mad. So, for instance, I'll say I want to know because I was just thinking about a teacher I knew in high school the other day, but I couldn't remember her name.
Of course - then I have to lie about WHY I want to know - because if I say I can't remember any of it that always makes my mom very very mad. So, for instance, I'll say I want to know because I was just thinking about a teacher I knew in high school the other day, but I couldn't remember her name.