What childhood memory has had the most significant influence on your life, and why? by albrecht wauters

albrechtwauters155 — 2024-09-08 08:31:01 UTC

Learning to ride a bike at 8 with my grandfather's patient guidance instilled in me the importance of perseverance and family support. This memory reminds me that with encouragement and determination, I can overcome any obstacle, both personal and academic.

2024-09-09 13:26:13 UTC

My brother crying

2024-09-09 13:26:28 UTC

When i was 5 i went to swedem, me and my family have gone there every year since

2024-09-09 13:26:53 UTC

I always had to help my parents (mostly my dad) by repairing bikes or renovating the house with them. So now i am able to fix things on my own.

2024-09-09 13:27:09 UTC

I was hit by a clown when I was 9 in a Halloween park. Since then I am a bit afraid of clowns.

2024-09-09 13:27:47 UTC

I used to be afraid of heights and since we live at a playground with a hill and really wanted to ride the bike, my father used to push me of the hill and now I'm not afraid of heights and I even climb as a hobby.

2024-09-09 13:27:50 UTC

My granddad scared me

2024-09-09 13:28:30 UTC

I built a treehouse 🌲 with my grandfather. Because of this I learned a lot about construction and I now want do a job related to construction 🏗️ (not a construction worker)

2024-09-09 13:28:43 UTC

I remember that when I was at a summer camp I tried to do a salto but I failed miserably and broke my arm. I didnt tell the monitors anything and just sat there in pain the whole afternoon until my grandparents came to pick me up and they noticed that something was wrong so they rushed me to the hospital 😭 They were really mad at the monitors

2024-09-09 13:28:53 UTC

I ran into a rope and now my depth perception is not so good.

2024-09-09 13:28:54 UTC

when I was 4 years old I went skiing but I couldn't do it yet so my dad took me between his legs and skied very fast.

2024-09-09 13:29:06 UTC

When I was in elementary school, I bruised my ankle very lightly. Which was confirmed by my doctor at the time. Later when I went to a different doctor, he turned my ankle the wrong way which made it even more bruised. This made me realise how fragile the human body is. Or some doctors are just super bad at their job.

2024-09-09 13:29:36 UTC

When I was 5, my dad's band did a small concert and my dad made me come up there with him, standing there in front of those people left quite an impression and 8 years later I played on a concert myself for the very first time and it was the biggest stage I've ever performed on to this day. That day I got addicted to the feeling of standing on a podium, ready to perform and give it my all.

2024-09-09 13:29:52 UTC

My brother had fallen with a bike in nettels and my great-grandmother made a song of his repetitive cries “Aui, Aui…”

2024-09-09 13:30:23 UTC

I did a running competition and this taught me about how to nog give up