Sunday, July 16, 2017

Sunday Stealing FIRSTS....



Thanks to Bev for this week's Sunday Stealing!!






Firsts!

Gleep.  Bud has been very nice to me, but now it's my first week!  While I'm getting my feet wet, I'm posting a meme I found a long time ago at http://smoi.simplyshannon.com/, a site that is no longer valid, apparently, but as this is my first Sunday Stealing, it seems appropriate to do a list of firsts.  I'm hoping I get Mr. Linky to work...still trying....






First Job: Baby-sitting

First Real Job: Waitress in an ice cream parlor

First Favorite Politician: President Kennedy

First Car:  I didn't have my own car (in my name) until I was 32 years old.  Ford Escort.

First Record/CD: It would have been a 45 rpm and I have no idea which was first.

First Sport Played: I ran track in high school

First Concert:  Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass at the Ohio State Fair, with my mom

First Foreign Country Visited:  Canada (do we really consider Canada 'foreign'?) Italy.

First Favorite TV Show: Mickey Mouse Club (with Annette Funicello)

First Favorite Actor:  Paul Peterson (The Donna Reed Show)

First Favorite Actress: Shirley Temple

First Girlfriend/Boyfriend:  Archie Gary in high school; Doug Pillows in 4th grade but he didn't know about it! LOL

First Encounter with a Famous Person: I was on the Aunt Fran show when I was too young to really remember; my cousin is Justin Chambers and I first encountered him right after he was born - long before he became famous! 

First Brush With Death: Not sure what this really means. The first death I remember was going to my great-grandmother's funeral.  My first fear that death could be imminent was when I got a cancer diagnosis. Praise God I'm still here! 

First House/Condo Owned: was in Huron, Ohio, on Lake Erie

First Film Seen: the first one I remember is Old Yeller

First Favorite Recording Artist:  Besides Herb Alpert, the Rolling Stones

First Favorite Radio Station: Not sure but I think it was WCOL am and was rock & roll on my transistor radio - leather case and SEVEN transistors!!  Who remembers that?! LOL

First Book I Remember Reading: I read lots of books and won certificates for reading in elementary school. I really don't remember the first book I read but Mary Poppins stands out for me, and Darby O'Gill and the Little People.  Later, I read all the Trixie Belden and Nancy Drew books.

First Meme You Answered on Your Blog: I have no idea. 



10 comments:

  1. Happy Sunday, Terri!

    Good point about Canada. Same for Mexico.
    I think Old Yeller was my first film, too. That, or Bambi. Both broke my heart.

    Have a sweet day!

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  2. Did you not read the Little House books? Teri, almost every one of your answers I would have answered the same. Transistor radios! We thought we were hot stuff carrying those things around. Lol!

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    1. I did not read the Little House books. Loved the TV show though!

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  3. How fun!! I always love learning more about my blog friends. My first concert was John Denver!!

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  4. Oh, I hadn't thought about a transistor radio in years... I remember as a little girl listening to mine in bed at night! Happy SONday to you.

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  5. I had a transistor in a leather case, or rather my mother did and I used it a lot. Most of your answers fit me as well! I will join in doing this meme on my blog today as well.
    Thanks for sharing this!
    Happy Sunday !!

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  6. I enjoyed your answers. We are 80 miles from Canada and not sure if one ought to call it a foreign land or not, LOL. Have a great day, Terri and let the countdown begin for your retirement, giggling. smiles

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  7. I agree that Canada does not really seem like a foreign country. However, it's the only foreign country I've ever been to!
    I loved Trixie Beldon and Nancy Drew books!

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  8. Enjoyed your answers and finding out more about you. I loved the Trixie Beldon books, too. I liked her better than Nancy Drew.

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  9. Wow, Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass took me back!!! LOVED them!! I remember reading the Bobbsey Twin books first. Never had a transistor radio.

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