And the answer cant be the careless days, cause we all miss those. But something that used to be (or still is) on TV or something you loved to eat but you think is gross now/not available anymore. Mine, Kenan and Kel, When I look back at that now, I hate it, but I'll never forget that Kel dropped the screw in the tuna. Ren and Stimpy, It looked gross, was gross and my parents didn't want me to watch it, I loved it for those reasons. Sabrine the teenage which, cause it was awesome... Lizzie McGuire, cause it was actually fun in those days. Thats TV shows for me chronology, Super Mario 64, now the graphics are to ugly for me to enjoy it, which is suckish. 007 Nightfire, because it looked pretty good in those days, and shooting a briefcase turret was cool. Tell me yours.
I use to have an unconditional love for almost everyone and everything, I miss that innocence and sweetness. I use to be so hopeful about humanity and the world I live in... it's amazing how life milked that from me so fast.
The carefree nature of it all. I mean, when I was a kid I had not a worry in the world, I had no real responsibility, and nothing had tarnished my innocence, I had no knowledge of anything really bad. The world seemed so small, and so nice. So simple. That is a feeling that I will never be able to regain, and it is that which I miss the most.
That and having new episodes of Clarissa, which I always quite enjoyed despite my gender.
The A-Team, Buck Rodgers in the 25th Century, Alernative music was really alternative, decent music on the radio, and the heat didn't seem to bother me as much.
I miss the innocence of it all. Not knowing how messed up the world really was, what we're heading towards, and just all the awful things that have happened/are happening.
Aside from being careless and stressfree, I miss things like Hey Arnold, Lizzie McGuire, Even Stevens, Rugrats, kids' birthday parties, being able to just "play" all day, old computer games, not having to work hard, etc.
Playing sports competitively at school. I miss playing baseball, basketball, and volleyball. I still play those sports, but I'm more of a player-coach at the school I teach at. They let me play with them, so it's cool, but I miss being in leagues and stuff.
Being able to play soccer or volleyball practically every day, and just being able to hang out with my friends whenever I really wanted. All that free time, high school seems so far away now, but its only been 4 years. Crazy
Way too much. School, breaking up Friday excited for 2 whole days off! Then waking up early in the morning to switch on Nick, then perhaps renting a game that weekend, only to get stuck within the first hour etc.. So much more, i miss it :cry:.
Well I'm still young but what I miss from my Elementary days is running around with all the other boys and playing with Beyblades and trading and showing off our Pokemans and playing pretend. And just like someone else said, not realising how messed up the world is.
I miss waking up for school and watching Saved By The Bell for years and years as they got older. That was one of my fav shows. Smelling home cooked meals practically every night. Yum...Fritters (type of food my mum used to make when i was young) were delicious and the smell still brings me back. Just being carefree, with no worries about the future, no worries about news or tragedies... natural disasters weren't an issue or a thought. Everything was just easy. The feeling that you're literally invincible... those were the days.
Back when I was a kid, my friends and I had the "world is your playground" ideal, so we would literally play anywhere and do anything anywhere. Like, we would just hop through yards for fun,and also, when the only thing I had to worry about was what game to play and how I was going to get lunch/dinner.
I loved playing baseball until I blew up my knee my junior year. But I lived at the center of a huge circle on the end of our street and we had many kids my age in the neighborhood and played games that lasted all day sometimes. I'd love to go back and just play baseball for one day.
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