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Sunday Social- When I was Kid!

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i’m Linking up to Sunday Social again this week. The theme for this Sunday’s questions is all about childhood. 


Sunday Social

1. What do you miss most about being a kid?
Having other people be responsible and not have it fall on me. A time when there was no bills, a clean house not done by me and meals cooked. 



2. Did you have a nickname growing up? What was it?
Not really. On occasion my parents called me crazy Casey because Casey sounds similar to Karissa. It wasn’t used often and not used by anyone by my parents. 


3. What was your favorite thing to do at recess?
I remember liking tether ball in elementary school. Wasn’t any good at it but liked it. 



4. What did you want to be when you grew up?
Career wise was never really sure, still not real sure. I knew I wanted to be a mom, known that since I was probably 3. 


5. What was your favorite toy?

I liked barbies a lot. My mom built my sister’s and I a barbie house for Christmas one year. 



6. What is the funniest thing you did as a kid that your parents still remind you about?
I loved putting olives on my fingers as a kid. One time I saw girls at a restaurant all dressed for prom and my parents told me what prom was and I told them when I went to prom I was going to put olives on my fingers. Somewhere there are pictures of me dressed in a prom dress with olives on my fingers at my parent’s house before prom. 

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  9. morgan says

    that’s hilarious about the olives on your fingers!
    i used to play with barbies all the time! my sister and i would literally play for like twelve hours on saturdays. it was nuts.
    i, too miss not have responsibilities! i just wish i could be a kid again..who has the ability to drive. i do NOT miss not being able to drive a car. ever since i was like five, i was dream about being able to drive. that’s probably one of my favorite things about being an adult!

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  10. noire says

    Hello Karissa! Found you at the Sunday Social at A Complete Waste of Makeup. I like your blog a lot so I followed ^^ Hope you get a chance to stop by mine too and check it out xx

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  11. Rachel says

    That sign: “Don’t grow up, it’s a trap!” is too funny…but I definitely feel like that sometimes! The olive story is pretty funny though…that’s the kind of random stuff that memories are made of!

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  13. essay writer says

    I really like your blog a lot so I followed…..i just wish i could be a kid again..who has the ability to drive…and I wish that happened and all just can’t grow in this usual and same manner…love to be here…thanks!!

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  14. Karissa Ancell says

    What’s funny is I couldn’t even remember the olive story. I asked my husband what stories he could remember my parents telling about me. He was my prom date and when we were taking pictures before prom my mom got out the olives. I only wore them for a few pictures. My mom has the pictures or I would post one.

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  16. read more says

    Yep, you’re so right about that! That is a trap! But I gain a lot in terms of self-awareness. And I also know more about my looks now. So, there are some benefits.

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