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remember as a kid picking the daisy's and pulling each petal off' and making daisy chains' took ages to do' splitting each stem to make the link up chain ,talk about patients..wish i had them now ......and feeling down if the last petal said he loves me not playing in the meadow was a great time .

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Ah yes Toffee - loved those days
And the buttercup, to see if I liked butter - although I knew I did
Loved Hopscotch and rounders - sorry you've started me off now .................

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You don't see much of these these days. Simple, uncomplicated days back then

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They were simple days , now my GC want to playing on the computer. Still DD wisely rations them .

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Sexist, whats wrong with she loves me, and dont go picking me flowers int meadow toss a coin best of 3 should suffice.

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Collecting Primroses & Cowslips too. Unlawful now of course but I think there were 1000's left after we had finished picking them. We left the plants but sadly not as common as they once were

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We were just talking about this the other day. When i was in the Juniors we would go outside in the field next to the school playground and sit and talk and make Daisy chains. We also picked Clover and ate it, as it was sweet and sugary to taste.. It's all memories now!

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just great kid days aye , layin flat in the meadow with hide/seek .. o'h to be a kid ...

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Hopscotch, chinese ropes, throwing rubber balls against the wall whilst singing a rhyme......... really going down memory lane . We definitely did spend more time outside. Changed days these days.

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Did anyone play Elastic Twist, it was a good game And Queenie who's got the ball? What about the game called In my Grandfathers Chest? or May I?