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Most missed memories?

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What are your most missed memory or memories? Whenever you're feeling nostalgic, what time in your life do you think about?

 

I was in the shower and for some reason i was feeling nostalgic. I remembered when i was a little kid sitting at home on our comfy old couch and reading my favorite books. We used to put a fire in fireplace on a cool night and i'd sit with my mother on the couch and we'd read. The Outcast of Redwall was my favorite book, I thought it was the biggest book ever besides the bible. I was thinking about how I really missed that feeling of being completely content and happy. Like the little, most simple things gave me such pleasure. I have a hard time sitting still now days and being 100% happy and content with life but the strongest memory and feeling I have from then was complete happiness and not having any worry about the future. I was thinking how much I miss those times and the way I felt.

 

Summer of 09 <3

 

irreplaceable

 

and my first taste of freedom and just....

 

everything good about life in a 3 month period :heart:

Seeing Muse last Sunday. :heart:

 

And a scene very similar to yours, Nick. :wacky: Reading Eragon while wrapped up in a blanket and warm sweater over Christmas break, watching the snow. :nice:

This should probably be in a dream thread, but I had a dream today where I was walking around a shop that somehow reminded me of curling when I was 11, and that caused me to break down crying twice (inside the dream that is)

For me I'm a very nostalgic person. I find I'm always thinking about past events and how I could relive them... even events that may have only happened a few months ago (aka. traveling to Montreal).

 

What I do miss most was playing with the neighborhood kids in this park nearby, and how much fun it was... those people were my best friends at the time but we drifted away. Also there was this girl that I really liked (looking back possibly loved?) then... but that's another story for another time.

 

 

I find that I miss periods of time when life was so simple and I didn't have to worry about my future, when having fun as a kid was all that mattered.

Hockey. Watching hockey. It was my escape.

 

I loved those boys so much. Honestly, it's amazing how emotionally involved you can be in a game. I planned my life around hockey games. Cried when they lost. Overjoyed when they won.

 

And now it's gone. Cause everyone left in kind of a tragic fashion. And everyone still talks about them, but it's jsut not the same. It'll never be the same.

 

When i'm feeling sad I watch videos from those timse and cry. It makes me feel better to make myself feel even more shit.

 

I miss those boys so much.

 

Its funny how people that don't even know you exist can make such an impact on your life.

None, honest.

Living the present.

 

I kind of feel the same way... This year has probably been the greatest year of my (short) life!

christmas when i was a kid. was about a million times better than it is now...

visiting my grandparents, since i can't do that anymore...

being silly with my brother...

the first concert i went to when i was 9 years old... jeez, i was so excited^^

 

good times.

Visiting Sarah and Richard in Wiltshire, I always look forward to seeing them and I got really down when we were't able to see them this year. Whenever we are there we don't have to go out anywhere special, I Remember just messing around on their farm being chased by Daffy the duck and waiting an hour just so my dad could see a train go past. Watching old films with Sarah and admiring the music posters on her walls. Even just sitting in the back of the Blue Volvo listening to CD's and Reminiscing of the time my Dad would sing the 'Mole' song. Going to the lake on one of the coldest days that summer and just sitting in the dingy for ages just talking whilst our parents were huddled up by a tree until we reached the other side. I always hate how emotional I Got when we all had to say goodbye, I Really hope we see them next year.

Nice memory MrLick, I also miss being a kid with no worries, my parents used to be together then and my grandparents were still alive, we would have water fights during the long hot summers. Now I have so many worries and I'm constantly aware of time passing.

I'm also kinda with Alexa, but I guess it's 'most' missed memories so we all miss some things more then others.

 

At times living in university halls was great, people everywhere, partying a lot, playing random games of football, if you ever got bored (rare) there was a wealth of options to visit people.

 

But on the downside was that there wasn't any privacy, oh and that wealth of options of people- you're one of those options to everyone else. My room usually was where a rather big group of friends (10 or so as well as friends of friends which is shitloads) would meet most nights or before going out, which was actually kindof shit and I started to really hate that. I never bothered locking my door in the evening because people would be coming and going, and my room didn't really feel like mine any more, and some of them wanted to stay up late and you feel like you can't just tell them to go away.

 

So the positive memories make it seem like a 8/9 month holiday, in reality I was very much happy to move out of their and go back to living a normal day to day life of having time to yourself/partner and time to spend with others.

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