What from your childhood still sits in your head? Let's chat. I remember climbing the stairs to the…

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What from your childhood still sits in your head? Let's chat. I remember climbing the stairs to the group, and the teacher came down the stairs to greet me. And I was so shy, I stayed silent and looked at the floor. 😃 I remember never sleeping in the kindergarten. We had one boy who would sometimes wet himself, and everyone would laugh at him. Another would dig his nails into his feet, and a third was chubby—the bed would sag beneath him, and everyone would panic. 🤣 I remember preparing for the UFO meeting 🫢, everyone hiding outside, but the saucer never came. And I remember hating oatmeal and waiting for the right moment: as soon as the nanny would leave, I'd quickly pour it down the drain. And she would praise me and try to give me more. I also remember that food was always to my right; there was a casserole, which I didn't eat either, what a fool I was. I now understand how unreal it was. And I remember bananas; I guess they were given very rarely. I also remember that we had to draw shapes, so it must have been the preparatory group, and I found it boring and copied a picture on the wall: Piglet with Winnie the Pooh from "Soyuzmultfilm". I remember once bringing a porcelain sparrow figurine (a gift from my grandmother, my father's mother). I have no idea why my mom allowed me to take such a toy to kindergarten. We were playing outside when a girl named Ksyusha grabbed it and started pulling it from my hands, saying it was hers. We tugged and tugged, and it broke. How much I hated her and the tears I shed. Share your memories.
My neighbors and I have kids around 8-9 years old, and we live right next door. The children were in…
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Kristina
Selectively. I remember they didn't let me into the pool because of a vaccination.
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Kristina
I remember when they used to put fresh green onions in borscht and soup 😄
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Arina
Yes, I remember a lot from kindergarten and childhood in general.
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Anna
I remember a lot
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Natalya
Anna So share
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IRINA
I didn't sleep in kindergarten either. I remember sitting in the playroom by the big aquarium, waiting for my mom. They often took me to the kitchen, where I'd put bread on plates. I remember them cutting beets for borscht. I remember the teacher taking me to the store with her. I remember us coloring snowmen on old drawings. I vaguely remember the pool. I remember one time I finally fell asleep, and my finger was bandaged, and a boy tried to take it off))). I remember the game where they tied your eyes, you'd bite into a fruit or vegetable, and had to guess what it was. I don't know why this is in my memory, but I threw up from the onion in the soup 😂😂😂
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Natalya
IRINA Onions made me throw up at school, I got such a big piece 😬
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Yuliya Glazyrina
I remember sitting and chatting on the carpet, and one girl inhaled a pen cap with her nose. The teachers got it out)
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Ruzanna
What a method!))))
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Natalya
OMG 🫢 we were all so kind
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Nehochuha
I remember so much, even the dreams I had during nap time.
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Oksana
While I was eating soup, I'd measure it with a spoon—if it didn't fill up anymore, I could stop eating. But they made me finish it all.
One time, a boy showed me his penis and said 'penny' lol.
There was a fiancé. More accurately, a suitor. His surname was Filimonov. And I used to call him 'lemon'. He'd dress me up to go out, tie my boots—though I don't remember that part, my mom told me about it.
We'd slide down the stairs like it was a hill.
They exposed us to some kind of lamps. We'd line up in the music hall, all in underwear, put on goggles, and the smell from the lamps was very specific.
They transferred me and that boy who showed off his penis to another group. I was sobbing, and he was comforting me.
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Rudyh Polina
I remember my friend Katya. How we used to chat and imagine our lives when we grew up.
I remember bringing a deflated balloon to kindergarten. The teacher took it during nap time, but then we couldn't find it – it got lost. I remember playing outside, and a boy who liked me. I remember us doing the 'Karavai' dance around me for my birthday. Actually, I remember a lot of things.
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IRINA
IRINA I also remember how my sister dragged me home on a sled in a blizzard. It felt like we lived very close, but it was still hard – the frost, the wind, the snow. I was bundled up in a down coat, with a mask made of orange plexiglass (my dad made it) covering my face. Why didn't we wait it out in the garden? They promised the blizzard would last all night. We wouldn't have gone out [if we had known]. But Mom couldn't get off work, and my sister was dragging me...
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Anna
No, we had one who was nice, and the other was really... the mess is a small thing, I don't want to remember the rest.
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Natalya
IRINA So there's something to remember!)
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IRINA
IRINA That's for sure
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