Once upon a time when I was young and naive...

[Sable899]

I thought I could fry lettuce.

How about you?

[Lady Jane]

When I was about 5, I was walking along a street with my Dad. I was trailing behind and when he turned to tell me to hurry up he found me kneeling on the ground hugging and kissing a large Alsatian dog which was sitting in a pub doorway!! He nearly had a heart attack, and I still remember assuring him the dog would not hurt me cause we'd  made friends! I was always doing stuff like that.

[tinytim]

ROFL

Because I heard that worms keep alive if they are split into two parts AND that worms are very usefull for the garden, I thought it were a good idea to cut all worms I could get into several pieces to increase their number. Don't have to tell that it didn't work!!!!!

(For the little kids here: WARNING: Don't try!!!! Worms don't keep alive if quarted! Sometimes the part with the brain and the needed nersous system survives, but you don't breed the number of worms!!!! And it is a very, very cruel, nasty and political uncorrect thing to do!!!!!!)

[hklett08]

I thought I could fry lettuce.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO   The HORROR

 

[Sable899]

I thought I could fry lettuce.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO   The HORROR

 

Hmmmmmmmmm, methinks perhaps you've tried it yourself, HK?

[ladyblue]

I never had been using hot pepper in food before and thought I would try it in my stew once. I bought a whole package with four different colors/peppers. I used all of them!! Chopped them in little pieces and put them in the stew. At top of that I invited some to have dinner with us, but nobody could eat it. I tried to put some milk and cream in the stew, but that didn't do much.

We ordered some pizzas instead :)

[galamb]

when I was 18 I went to live to paris

[Lady Jane]

galamb tell us more! Did you like Paris, did you live there long? Was it very romantic? I love Paris, but have only been there on holiday.

[RnRPaintGrL]

I thought all men would be kind, like my Dad...
WOW was I ever wrong!

[Sylvene]

I thought I'd be married by 21 and have at least 2 kids.  I must have been 12 when I was young and naive.  Har. Har.

[norskmom]

I think I'm still young and naive...

Up until I graduated College, I convinced myself that I would take a year off and travel. Then, I'd get myself a flat in SoHo N.Y. where I would merrily paint, sculpt and etch until my hearts content...of course my work would be in great demand being an artist in the City. I would have arti-parties and drink wine and be very eclectic. Alas, I did take the year off after graduating, and like a starving artist living on Noodle-Roni and Macaroni and Cheese, I had to get a 'real job' working in a hospital. Sigh....at least I was able to do freelance and publicity work for the hospital amongst my duties as medical records analyst.

Just a funny side note...the job description for the position in the hospital required a degree in ART. Oh, that's right up my alley says I. Well, A-R-T stands for Analyzing Record Technician.  My soon to be boss thought that was so 'cute' when I said I had my degree in art, she said she just HAD to give me the job.

[hklett08]

I thought I could fry lettuce.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO   The HORROR

 

Hmmmmmmmmm, methinks perhaps you've tried it yourself, HK?

Just seemed funny to me- since my name means Lettuce.  Not that easy to fry lettuce, I know...:)

[galamb]

I lived in Colombes, and Colombes in spanish means Paloma, so I live in my own city, if you watch "Chariots of Fire" you can see the stade, where Olympics Games took place in 1.924, I was very young, I wanted to learn french, it's very near from paris, I went every day to "L'Alliance Française" to learn french, I had three children: One boy, 11 years old, one girl, 6 years old, and my baby, only one months, but a very longtime ago, of course,  I still know from them, I went only for 6 months and I stayed one year, two years later, I went to London