Ooh, look at the pretty bandwagon!

[virginiaruth]

If you read this, even if I don't speak to you often, you must post a memory of me. It can be anything you want, it can be good or bad, old or new, just so long as it happened.

Then post this to your journal. See what people remember about you.

Comments

Good times and great oldies

[turquoiseroadie]

Whoa, this is tough. One of my favourites is when you put my blue streaks in. You were a pillar of support and coolness. Ooh! Another is that time we were driving back from Little 5 and I didn't realise that the two lanes narrowed into one. You were saying "Molly, I think it turns into just one lane . . . Molly . . . Stop!" The Alma Mater sing-along is one, of course. When Mike and Dan came to visit over Thanksgiving and we all went to Bruster's and played on the bench and had the shopping cart races, too.

I love the entry title, by the way.

[dreaming_spires]

This image keeps sticking out to me...

Elizabeth and a certain person sitting over by her bed. Me standing looking in my closet and repeating the infamous "Well, yeah. I mean, I like him like a friend's husband." Elizabeth's look of horror, and you sprawled out on the floor, laughing like you deserved an insane asylum. It was beautiful!

Another great memory... that really long talk we had, under the stars on the Academic Quad, fall 2003. Wow.

[kyran64]

The first time I saw you...
I walked into Jacob's room and was caught highly off guard.
You were strikingly attractive.
I was nearly speechless.

[virginiaruth]

As always, Phil, you make my day.

When are you coming to visit?

Mud

[emilyallise]

I think we must have just finished either watching Alias or having our biblestudy and it was pouring down rain outside but not too cold. I pulled off my shoes and ordered you to come play in the rain with me - and you got all excited and came along.

Squishy mud by the stairs between New Res and Student Center parking lots

Splashy puddle dammed against the speed bump

That was so much fun!

[anonymous]

I remember all kinds of stuff...

One that sticks out though would be the "Mystery" party we threw for your birthday at the Wicterman's (I have no idea how to spell that). Everyone got all dressed up, we pretended Jay was there and all the girls flirted with inivisible Jay's character.

In the end we were both dead, and no one knew why except the murderers themselves.