Core memories of my childhood
CHOREOGRAPHIES, MERMAIDS, AND PLASTIC BRACELETS: MY ULTIMATE NOSTALGIA COLLECTION ⋆˚࿔
Yesterday, I was listening to one of my nostalgic playlists filled with tons of soundtracks of animated movies and kids tv shows that I used to watch when I was a child. I am an ‘02 liner which means that I have grown up with the Disney Channel era, the Nickelodeon cartoons and all those things that now kids might not even know what they are. Wow, I really feel old now…
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So without further ado, let’s get into it and travel back in time thanks to my personal collection of movies and shows I used to watch when I was a kid.
I still remember the cozy feeling of coming back home from school, throwing my backpack on the floor and sitting on the couch with a chocolate snack while waiting for the usual daily date with Disney Channel. I spent so many afternoons and evenings enjoying so many different shows with my sister and laughing my lungs out because of them. Not to mention the happiness when a new episode was coming out and we didn’t have to rewatch an old one (that was still so much fun!).
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| cover from IMDb |
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| cover from Jessie VIKI fandom |
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| cover from TMDB |
| cover from IMDb |
Looking back, my childhood was really beautiful, a whole scenario where both my real world and the imaginary one used to be one and blended together so perfectly. I feel a little emotional writing all this because I won’t lie if I say that whenever a word flows on my fingers on the keyboard, a memory pops in front of my eyes. Moments that will never be forgotten and that I had the chance and blessing to spend with my sister.
From laughing at the absurd yellow energy of SpongeBob or to the endless fight between Tom&Jerry to admiring the rebellious independence of the iconic Pippi Longstocking (I don’t know if it was a worldwide show but we literally loved her. Our favorite was the “candy” episode where Pippi bought all those candies with Annika and Tommy. My mum probably laughed watching us jumping on the couch while trying to reach the imaginary shelves with all the candy jars. My sister and I still remember that moment so clearly we always mention it).
Everything felt so magical. And no, they were definitely not just shows on TV they were our imaginary world, our inspiration for our games and our moments of craziness, our moments as kids living their lives outside in the garden and with the biggest imagination even out of the smallest things. Not to mention the way those programs gave us the freedom to believe and hope for everything we wanted, nothing is impossible and they gave us the chance to believe that all dreams can come true. We were just kids living that magic to the core, navigating through fantasy worlds, music, friendships and dreams, totally unaware of how quickly time would fly.
Whenever those playlists start playing in my music player, I feel a sort of fullness in my heart and soul, knowing I was that kid jumping and dancing in the most funny way on those rhythms and lyrics. It is so precious to know what brought you to the point you're at right now, because even though we might have lost that side of our personality while growing up, that world shaped us in ways that will never leave us even if we forget about who we were.
And after sharing my personal experience, I would like to hear about yours too. What were the shows and programs that made your childhood and you grew up with?
Thanks for reading this far, see you next time! :)
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