My sister Leslie is second from the left. Mrs. Medley later became my teacher in the 7th grade. I do recognize Wendy Oates, second from the right. Not sure about the other girls. Leslie likes to remind me - and I like to be reminded of it! - that when she invited her girlfriends over to spend the day or the night, they'd sometimes sit on the floor in her bedroom, playing and having fun, and I would walk in (likely the age I am in the picture below). My M.O. (modus operandi) was to get in the center of the circle and sing, "I want some sugar doo, I want some sugar doo, I want some sugar doo." And with their encouragement, as I was singing, I would saunter over to one of her friends and kiss them. It was my version of Duck, Duck, Goose.
Crabtree Falls
Monday, January 27, 2014
Games Young Boys Play
My sister Leslie is second from the left. Mrs. Medley later became my teacher in the 7th grade. I do recognize Wendy Oates, second from the right. Not sure about the other girls. Leslie likes to remind me - and I like to be reminded of it! - that when she invited her girlfriends over to spend the day or the night, they'd sometimes sit on the floor in her bedroom, playing and having fun, and I would walk in (likely the age I am in the picture below). My M.O. (modus operandi) was to get in the center of the circle and sing, "I want some sugar doo, I want some sugar doo, I want some sugar doo." And with their encouragement, as I was singing, I would saunter over to one of her friends and kiss them. It was my version of Duck, Duck, Goose.
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