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Ah, to be eleven years old again. (Hint: you'd have to drag me kicking and screaming.)

Thursday, 22 February 2007 Comments »

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November 14, 1978

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Reading about being a teenager is exhausting. I am so not one of those people who wants to go back to when I was a kid. No way no how!

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Ah yes, Jaap the boy from Holland. I loved him from afar, and he was very sweet. When his family moved back home, he gave me his stilts. If that's not TLA, I don't know what is.

  • Oh, The Joys said:

    I love that. I should get mine down - I actually have the Official Preppy Handbook Diary with lock!

  • Cheryl said:

    I don't remember age 11 very well but I started my diary when I was 13. I still have and keep the journal almost 50 years later. This sounds very hokey but I included the journal in my will (who gets it, who can read it and how many years after I die). And no, it does not go to my only grown child!

  • Mama's Moon said:

    You're right about the kickin' and screamin' part, but the memories - ahh, the memories!!! My mother threw away all of my journals…that's probably why I'm in bad need of therapy!!

  • thordora said:

    I threw my early journals out, but I have the highschool ones which are almost more painful.

    I still use those little cheap notebooks like that one!

  • susie said:

    Oh my God, I have that exact SAME DIARY!!! The blue silk one with the red leatherette binding, and the asian patterns printed on the pages!

    Yours is much more colorful than mine though. (I kept mine in 11th grade.)

  • Plain Jane Mom said:

    susie — this one was my first journal, and looking back on it it is very much my favorite.

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