This posting popped up in my Facebook Memories and I sure don't remember doing it. Now when these type of things show up on the wall I ignore them. It was fun/interesting/flattering/touching to read these comments posted back in 2009. I sure do hope to still measure up...I have deleted all the last names to protect the posters.
If you are reading this, whether we do or don't speak often,
please post a comment of the first memory of you and me that pops into your
head. When you've finished, post this paragraph on your own status. You'll be
surprised what people remember about you...This might be opening a can of worms
here, but have at it, folks!
Marcia The
very first time I meet you was when Marian and Biff first moved to Florida,
Marian came back to WI for some doings with the family and on one of the days
after I went to visit her at her parents and she introduced me to you. I
thought you were a very nice person and very friendly. Then years later (2009)
I find out the you are a very good friend of Linda M. from WI which is a cousin
to my husband.
Terri I
don't remember the first time I met you but all I know is you bring joy and
laughter to everyone so thank you for that!
Linda The
first thing I remember is you as a young girl sitting in church with your whole
family, I remember thinking what fun it would be to have that many sisters! Now
I do!!!
Kim Lahaie Day Oh,
guys! Marcia, that would have been in about 1985-86....and now we have
reconnected. Terri, I don't remember either, when we first met, but thanks for
the kind words!! You are one of the loveliest ladies I ever met!
Kim Lahaie Day Linda,
my dear, my sister! Now you do know what it is like to have a mess of
sisters!!!!
Susan Oh
Kim, I have so many wonderful memories. A funny one was when my Mom wanted me
to start wearing a bra and I wouldn't. I was telling you about it and you
showed me yours. I figured if you could do it so could I, so I had to run home
and get mine on!
Amanda
The first memory I have of you is you running
after Justin on the playground at Good Shepherd and yelling “Lamby wait for mommy.”
:o)
Susan I
remember all the fun games we played. Kick the can, red rover, statues. The
thing that was funny and STUPID was riding our bikes down the street with our
eyes closed!!!!!
Kim Lahaie Day "Lamby!"....oh,
Amanda, you must have been a little girl yourself yet!
Amanda
Yes, Kim I was but I remember it like
yesterday!
Susan Oh
is this supposed to be my first memory?!?! I was too little to remember! All I
know is I was very lucky to have you as my childhood friend. would head down
19th street as soon as my Mom would let me. Some other memories..going into
your Dad's workshop. Still love the smell of cut lumber. You and I made a good
team to ward off any neighbor kids who were mad at one of us!
Linda M I
remember your huge smile in high school. You always had a huge purse and wore maxi
dresses which were not popular at the time. You were the closest thing to
having Janis Joplin walking in our halls.
One day you were walking down the hall and somebody commented about this huge
chandelier earring you were wearing, asking why you were only wearing one. You
said "because I only have one ear pierced!!"
Susan Linda,
that is definitely a ‘Kim’ answer!
Linda M She
drove a hearse!! She was my hero!!
Sue, I still don't like wearing a bra!!
Kim Lahaie Day I
don't know if I drove the hearse but I certainly did ride around in it! Susie
may have too, although I am not sure.....
Susan I’m
with you on the bra bit Linda! I loved it in the halter top era. Unfortunately
now I could not do the halter top era!
Linda M Well,
you arrived in a hearse!!!! That’s riding in style!
Kim Lahaie Day Susie,
the hearse Linda M. is referring to is the one Willy Kangas drove. The other
Suzy and I would ride around with him, through "town" or wherever we
wanted to go. Once at the light by Kresge's, we threw the doors open and jumped
out, freaking out the cars waiting at the light....good times!!! I wore my blue
fedora, way way ahead of my time!
Anna I
remember the first time I talked to you. I called to see if there were room for
Amanda at the pre-school and you answered the phone. I can still remember how
positive you were about the school and Ms. Deb and I knew then that I would not
find a better place for Amanda to go to pre-school. Not only did I find a great
school for her, but I also found a wonderful place to attend church at. If you
had not been there that day, we might have missed out on a lot me and my girls.
Thanks!!!!
Kim Lahaie Day Oh,
Anna!!!! You blew me away with that. I don't know what to say, except, that is
the way the Lord works! I am so glad to have you in my life and part of my
church family!!!
Carole well, let me see, it was at Cindy's house -
scrapbooking - you and Martie kept me entertained - made me feel right at home.
Thanks!
Bonnie I met Kim during my junior year at MLHS. Since I went
to WHS for my first two years I didn't know many people. Kim stood out as being
different from the rest, because she was instantly and unconditional a
friend...no questions asked. Being a new kid in the school, that was very
memorable. Glad we've been able to reconnect.
Kim Lahaie Day What
a wonderful sentiment, Bonnie! Thank you for saying what you did....I hope I am
the same now as I was then, or it will give me something for which to strive,
at least!
I am also glad to reconnect! Thank God for Facebook, right?
Darlene Let's
see...over 40 years ago. Sitting in 4th grade class, no one talking to me cuz'
I was the new kid. Cept' you Kim, asking me to play at recess. That started a
long and beautiful friendship. Did I tell you I met the guy that lives in my
house at Mishicot and he invited me over to see what it looked like now? The
shed is still there and I told him how we use to climb up there. "Angel of
the Morning"
Darla Look at your responses...and it was supposed to
be one word? OH HOW NEAT is that?
My one-liner would be: Very cool lady, lots of energy and loves God and her
family...
Peggy Kim,
I just remember you being happy all the time when we went to FG. I had to laugh---my
brother and sister also rode in that hearse and my Mom would get so mad when
Wally pulled up in front of the house to pick them up...
Kim Lahaie Day Dolly!
You had to mention the 40+ years ago....great fond memories of our time
together. I wonder what it would take to get us up on the shed again...dynamite!
Hi Darla! This is so much fun, tripping down memory lane, stumbling more like
it! Thanks for the compliments!!
Peggy, I think I do remember your siblings being in the hearse but not
specifically. We ran all over creation with that car, even went to the outdoor
in it!!! Willy (Wally) lived down the street from us growing up. Was this Nancy
who rode in the hearse, and who else???
Peggy Yes,
Nancy and Dave
Peggy I
will have to let him know the next time I see him.
Diane I can say we were in class together in grade school
at First German. I remember spending many a night at your house.
Your parents speaking pig Latin so you couldn't understand. But I knew what
they said. I think it was something about pie for dessert.
Diane I'm pretty sure David liked me :).
Carol It was at Cindy Ritchotte's house - scrapbooking.
I'm sure I heard you laugh before I actually met you. You were probably wearing
a bright color (red?). Thinking of you, Kim, always makes me smile!
Kim Lahaie Day Dee
Dee: What a funny recollection about the pig Latin---who knew I grew up in a
multi-lingual household!
Carol, my dear: others have said they hear me before they see but you heard me
before you met me! Did it sound like Roseanne??? Thanks for the compliment,
Carol!
Cindy Good times,
fun crops. Do you remember the Mudslides?
Kim Lahaie Day Oh,
my gosh, Cindy! I did not until you reminded me! Paul is the best mudslide
maker in the world!