Here are the directions:
1. As a comment on my blog, leave one memory that you and I had together. It doesn't matter if you knew me a little or a lot, anything you remember!
2. Next, re-post these instructions on your blog and see how many people leave a memory about you. It's actually pretty funny to see the responses.
1. As a comment on my blog, leave one memory that you and I had together. It doesn't matter if you knew me a little or a lot, anything you remember!
2. Next, re-post these instructions on your blog and see how many people leave a memory about you. It's actually pretty funny to see the responses.
9 comments:
I remember writing "Dear Jenny" letters and getting wonderful advice back. It made me feel like so good that you thought enough of me to write me.
I guess I should first start with all the hair memories, if it werent for you, I would be completely clueless on how to fix my hair. Any style that I have is solely b/c of you!
My memories of you that stand out the most are the "Big Sister" memories. Like how you used to leave inspirational notes/quotes in my room. I remember you made one that looked like a crown that said, "You deserve to be treated like the princess you are" or something like that. I still have it in my memory box. As cheesy as they seem now, those notes really helped me remember who I was.
The other "Big Sister" that is one of the most important. When I was a senior and you flew me out to Salt Lake after you had moved out here b/c you knew that I was going through a hard time. So I just came and hung out with all of your friends over Valentine's weekend. And I remember you brought me to the mall and bought me a brand new, full priced outfit from The Limited. It was a blue sweater vest with a yellow stripe across the chest with a yellow button up shirt underneath and a new pair of jeans. That was seriously the nicest outfit I ever had in my mind. (I think Amy might actually still have the sweater vest...lol) I remember wishing that I had a little sister so I could be a cool big, responsible sister like you. You always did stuff like that for me, like San Francisco and when Wendy came out for the summer!
I love that you're doing this... I can't help remember our "late night" (meaning 8:30pm) walks and talks about everything and anything that came to mind. I think it's amazing that you are so conscientious about parenting and are seriously such a good listener! (Hence the hairstylist/therapist profession) Also, how could we not mention the matching pregnancies due withing 10 days of each other (ok, yours came a bit early) with boys both named William!
I remember you fixing my hair when it had been totally trashed, bleached and cropped by an idiot. I'll always be grateful!
And, I remember a trip to a seedy little joint in Sugar House for piercings! Ugh.
Actually I don't STILL have the sweater you little brat!!!
LOL. I remember we were preparing to celebrate our first wedding anniversaries and you felt it was absolutely necessary to introduce me to the Blue Boutique in Sugarhouse!!!! Remember going there? I can even recall what we purchased! However, I shall spare you and not post all the details here. A hint though...one item was edible. LOL.LOL.LOL. It was awesome, thank you Jennifer. You really helped me "see the light."
hmmmmmmmmmmm I don't know. We have had some good times and we have had some bad times. we have had smiles and we have had tears. You have always been "special" in many ways. Love Ganny
Jenni, my most favorite memories of you are that you always treated me like a little sister too! I loved that you would give me your makeup when you didnt wear it anymore! My favoritist memory of you is french braiding my hair before basketball games, you are STILL hands down the best french braider to touch my hair!!!! :)
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