How far back can you remember ?

[wolram]

I have realized i can not remember much beyond my 16th birthday, just a few bits and pieces, how far back can you mature PFers remember ?

 

[gurkhawarhorse]

i remember myself in my moms womb.

 

[wolram]

i remember myself in my moms womb.

Here use this towel

 

[Lisa!]

I have some memries of when I was 2 or less!:zzz:

 

[Ivan Seeking]

It seems that one of my earliest memories puts me at about age one. I have a vague memory of sitting on my great-grandmother's lap and looking up at her face. I have many memories of events from age three or so, and later.

 

[wolram]

I have some memries of when I was 2 or less!:zzz:

Well thats not so far back is it

 

[wolram]

It seems that one of my earliest memories puts me at about age one. I have a vague memory of sitting on my great-grandmother's lap and looking up at her face. I have many memories of events from age three or so, and later.

That is amazing, i have no memories at all of my pre school days. :grumpy:

 

[gurkhawarhorse]

Here use this towel

no thanks. u will need to buy a new one if i use it :yuck:

 

[moose]

I remember being in my old old old house, I was 3 at the time(I think, maybe 2).

 

[singleton]

I'm 23 (this month) and don't have a huge amount of memories before 14. I remember smells, sounds, places and people but I don't remember specifics like when a friend says "remember that time we did .....". I don't remember much interaction with people (it happened... I just don't remember hehe)

I very rarely think about the past.

 

[mattmns]

I am unsure. My parents often tell stories of when I was a young kid, but I am not sure if they are true, or if they have been told so many times that I believe them to be true.

 

[loseyourname]

The earliest memory I can be sure of is from late 1984, and involves me, as a four year-old, sitting on Santa Claus' lap to tell him what I wanted for Christmas. I can find in my memory images and events from when I was younger than that, but they all seem to be mental images I formed based on stories that my parents told me rather than true memories.

 

[Physics_wiz]

I was born in 86 and my brother was born in 90. I remember telling my parents to buy me a brother . I also remember my mom asking me if I really wanted a brother and that he will have to share everything with me. I remember sitting in the car with mom and dad when mom was pregnant and going to the hospital. I told her to just open her belly and take the baby out without going to a doctor . One funny thing I remember is the first day of school when I was so proud to be 5 years old...I was thinking wow I'm FIVE years old...I'm BIIIIG.

 

[matthyaouw]

I remember a couple of things from when I was 2. Memories from then on are patchy and inconsistent right up to 20 seconds ago.

 

[wolram]

I was born in 86 and my brother was born in 90. I remember telling my parents to buy me a brother . I also remember my mom asking me if I really wanted a brother and that he will have to share everything with me. I remember sitting in the car with mom and dad when mom was pregnant and going to the hospital. I told her to just open her belly and take the baby out without going to a doctor . One funny thing I remember is the first day of school when I was so proud to be 5 years old...I was thinking wow I'm FIVE years old...I'm BIIIIG.

If i were not a heartless B, i would have to say how cute

 

[wolram]

I remember a couple of things from when I was 2. Memories from then on are patchy and inconsistent right up to 20 seconds ago.

Who are you :rofl:

 

[honestrosewater]

My first complete memory is of being in Tennessee during the winter when I was 3. My dad and older brother were playing in the snow, but I was too cold to move and just kept sinking in the snow. My dad wold come over every once in while and pull me out and set me back on top. And I'd start sinking again. It was the first and last time I ever saw snow too.
My earlier memories are little pieces of things; a certain blanket my mom says I had when I was 2 and such.

Oh, a funny/strange tidbit: I think I was around 6 or 7. I was watching TV and a phone number came up in an ad for one of those adjustable beds. For some reason, I wondered how long I could remember the number. So I tried to memorize it right away. It was 1-800-722-7337.

 

[Smurf]

I have a lot of visual recollections. I'm just not sure which ones are memories and which ones are fabrications of my imagination.

 

[Smurf]

One funny thing I remember is the first day of school when I was so proud to be 5 years old...I was thinking wow I'm FIVE years old...I'm BIIIIG.

:rofl: I remember thinking that when I turned ten. My dad told me I'm a decade old now. WOW... a DECADE!!

 

[wolram]

My first complete memory is of being in Tennessee during the winter when I was 3. My dad and older brother were playing in the snow, but I was too cold to move and just kept sinking in the snow. My dad wold come over every once in while and pull me out and set me back on top. And I'd start sinking again. It was the first and last time I ever saw snow too.
My earlier memories are little pieces of things; a certain blanket my mom says I had when I was 2 and such.

Awww, every body now together, but were you homogenous and isotropic then
:uhh: :rofl:

 

[matthyaouw]

:rofl: I remember thinking that when I turned ten. My dad told me I'm a decade old now. WOW... a DECADE!!

Funny, I never felt like that. I'd always look up to the older kids and think what it must be like to be that big and old, and then get there and think "I still don't feel old. Damn, this is anticlimatic."

 

[Smurf]

Funny, I never felt like that. I'd always look up to the older kids and think what it must be like to be that big and old, and then get there and think "I still don't feel old. Damn, this is anticlimatic."

Yeah... I remember that too. I still feel like that sometimes - us teenagers are still considered 'kids' by many, and they treat us that way too.

 

[Smurf]

So I tried to memorize it right away. It was 1-800-722-7337.

are you sure?

 

[matthyaouw]

I'll just hope that my inability to feel old carries through well into middle age and late life. Could be quite useful

 

[wolram]

I rang that number 1-800-722-7337.