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Originally Posted by Eric
It's also amazing how the memory, once triggered, shifts into high gear. I hadn't thought about those two in a coon's age (sorry about the colonial imagery  ) ... but when I was eleven I hated Suzanne ... she was the teacher's pet in the top form. Miss Pilkington  Suzanne came top of the class, but only because Miss Pilkington marked me low for conduct. And Christine was always so perfect ... so plastic ... so Barbie. Of course, it's all childish and all in the distant past ... but it did bring to mind Ernest Musgrave ... he was picked on because he was dumb and ugly (brutal terms, I know, but kids are cruel) ... but now, as I think back, he was a great kid ... friendly and generous ... I'm starting to remember with greater clarity ... all I have to do is to start to put names to faces. Raymond Pye ... Jack Dewar ... Terrence Gibbons ....
Oh, and that was a great pic of the prefects by the way ... and you were the cutest of the bunch  |
Aaaaaaaawwwwwwwwww thanks Eric! Know what you mean about Christine - she was just the same at the high school. Hope she isn't reading this. And Suzanne was always clever.
I think all this memory work is good for us, keeps the grey cells going. Accyweb is addictive and time consuming, but fun!
Cheers
Sue
PS if you think I was cute in that pic, wait till you see the next lot I post!