Sunday Scribblings #41
My first kiss. I was in eighth grade, and it was at a party. We were playing spin the bottle, and I had to kiss Dickie Johnson. If I remember correctly, it wasn't much of a kiss, but what did I know? I had nothing to compare it to. It was one of those just-barely-a-peck, junior-high, embarrassed kisses, and it was over almost before it began.
Fortunately, kisses have gotten a lot more enjoyable since then.
We've all been there! :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, I do remember those "spin the bottle" games, and hope my Boy Scout doesn't want to anytime soon.
ReplyDeleteMy first kiss was a guy named Buddy, 5th Grade. I think I kissed him, though.
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Earl Swain and I kissed in a tree when I was 12.Yes thankfully kisses are better now.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting me! As you read, I can't remember my first kiss, but really, the only kisses I remember are those with my hubby... I am glad of that! They are very enjoyable!
ReplyDeleteAt my eight grade graduation party/dance I kissed my friends older brother. We were walking back inot the party room, and he suddenly whirled me around for a movie star kiss. It was the mid-seventies and I was wearing a Quiana dress and platforms - how cool was I? LOL.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the memories.
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Mine was playing the bottle in 7th grade! How funny!
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa, mine was with Kenny Kayo at a garage party and we both had braces. LOL Awful!
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It probably wasn't you- It was Dickie! haha those younger day kisses are adorable. I remember my first one with a boy named Eric. Geez, we both were so awkward! (Thanks for your nice comment today)
ReplyDeleteOh, those embarrassed, spin-the-bottle, junior high kisses...Thank goodness the kisses improve as we grow up!
ReplyDeleteThat's a classic. Kissing is such an event in our lives. Strange such a small detail will remain burned in our memories forever even when we can easily forget things we may consider more important.
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