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Offline DannyBoy

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Re: Memories
« Reply #15 on: February 27, 2015, 09:57:42 AM »
Had the same feeling again today, i went for a walk and went to another shopping centre. This time i could see in there, but it was just empty, a big empty building. Still has HMV over the door way so for a second i was like "when did it come back?" (since i knew it shut down a while ago). As i walked on by, all the memories came flooding back again, and i could picture where everything once was. So "weird" but fascinating to me at the same time. But as years gone by, shops have come and gone in that area, so as i walked round that feeling kept coming back.
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Re: Memories
« Reply #16 on: February 27, 2015, 02:05:38 PM »
And sometimes things never change. I went to visit my old home town, which has seen a lot of change, with people from different countries giving the town much more cultural diversity, (while I was growing up it was just white anglo people) sure there are some who are close-minded and dislike this change, plus there are actually some well known chains in town now too, Like McDonalds and Subway.

But things that never change are that when I was 16 1/2 only just got my P-Plates (for non Aussies that is the first stage toward getting a full licence that you can drive on your own) I had an accident in the centre of town (wrote off dad's work van) and a veranda post on the building was bent, nearly 13 years after this event the veranda post is still bent and never been fixed!
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Re: Memories
« Reply #17 on: February 27, 2015, 02:34:16 PM »
And sometimes things never change. I went to visit my old home town, which has seen a lot of change, with people from different countries giving the town much more cultural diversity, (while I was growing up it was just white anglo people) sure there are some who are close-minded and dislike this change, plus there are actually some well known chains in town now too, Like McDonalds and Subway.

But things that never change are that when I was 16 1/2 only just got my P-Plates (for non Aussies that is the first stage toward getting a full licence that you can drive on your own) I had an accident in the centre of town (wrote off dad's work van) and a veranda post on the building was bent, nearly 13 years after this event the veranda post is still bent and never been fixed!


Wow, sorry about the crash. Some areas what are still the same round here (good memory wise) are places im gonna enjoy while they are still around. Cause my previous stories, the places i didnt think much off, only when they went the memories came flooding back. I guess its a you dont what you have until its gone moment. But the type you are on about, i dont think i have anything like that, i dont think anyway.
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Re: Memories
« Reply #18 on: March 01, 2015, 03:25:01 AM »
Everytime i look in the mirror i remember that i used to be young!!

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Re: Memories
« Reply #19 on: March 07, 2015, 03:18:29 PM »
Everytime i look in the mirror i remember that i used to be young!!

Know the feeling well. *!d
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