First Kiss
I was watching Monday Night Football on, well, Monday night and one of the football players was talking about things he remembers from his past or something. I was only half listening because it was, well, football. But I did hear him say that he remembers his first kiss. And it got me thinking. Do I remember my first kiss?
And, yes I do.
I was in elementary school. It happened at the day care center. I was probably around 8 or 9. It must have been my birthday or something because I was sitting in a chair at the front of the big room that we all gather in, played in and napped in. Our teacher, Dorothy, was talking about something. Probably about wishing me a happy birthday or whatever. [Aren't you glad I remember all of these details :P]
So anyway…there were these two little boys in daycare with me. They were twins. Little blonde haired twins. One of them was named Chris and I’m thinking the other one was David [but don't quote me on that].
Out of the blue, Chris comes up and smacks a big ‘ole sloppy kiss on me. I was all “ick” and still “woo hoo” all at the same time. He knocked me right out of my chair. Now that’s a kiss. He’s probably making some girl very happy today. Where ever he may be.
Now do you remember your first kiss? Feel free to tell me all about it in my comments.




I remember my first kiss and I am not too happy remembering right now. It happened in kindergarten - the same grade my DAUGHTER currently is in. Yikes. There was a little boy named Mark. He was cute at the time but grew up to be not so cool. Anyway, at nap time he would put his towel down beside mine. When we would line up for gym or library he would stand behind me and play with my ponytails. One day I wanted to be all dressed up and he said something about me being pretty that day and kissed me on the cheek. I didn’t kiss back of course (being the pure little kindergarten girl) and even though it was on the cheek, I still think of it as my first kiss.
I believe he moved on to the next cute girl after that. I don’t remember anymore of him after that day.