1.) I don't think i really have a childhood memory that sticks out the most, but rather just random memories that i can remember from when i was younger. I don't really remember much but what i do all sticks out to me the earliest memory i do have must've been from when i was a baby because that's when my parents have said it came from when i described what i remembered to them. the memory was that i was sitting on my dad's lap while he was playing a computer game in a white living room; the carpet was white and the walls were white and there was a single tan couch against the back wall. The desk was black that the monitor part of the computer stood on and it was metal framed. That's pretty much all i remember from when i lived in California was the apartment that my parents lived in while they were in the Navy.
2.) My mom was probably the most important person to me back then, i was attached at her hip and i was really shy. she was also going through college when i was around so i don't think i made it easy on her to say the least. I remember that we would always watch Barney together no matter how much she didn't like it; she even took me to see all of the Barney movies that were made.
3.)If i could have been granted adulthood as a child i would probably have used it up by now on something like what we were going to have for dinner(candy), and things like going to bed at a later time, and especially not taking a bath because I'm the adult and i can do whatever i want. But if i could use the childhood card as an adult i would spend it when I'm really REALLY old, like near death old so i could relive memories and remember what it was to feel younger again. (although I'd probably just sleep anyway, but at least I'd have no responsibilities for the time being)
4.) i moved around a lot, and my friends have always stayed kind of the same (Carissa and I have been friends since 5th grade, i think that's seven years..) So I've never had to really loose a close friend due to outgrowing each other; but if i had to choose one person it would probably have to me Kim Thomas. she's probably the one person whom I've made friends with in 6th grade who changed the most, we don't even glance over in each others direction anymore.
6.) I loved the TV shows: The Rugrats, Courage the cowardly dog, tele tubbies, Barney, Elmo, hey Arnold!, Ed Edd and Eddy, the Power puff girls, Invader Zim, Dora the explorer, catdog, the wild thornberrys, as told by ginger, Lizzie McGuire, Phil of the future, and so many more~ and yeah, i would probably watch a remake if someone decided to do one of any of the cartoons, i mean, i watch all the remade star trek movies....
Although small, these chocolate mice mean a lot to me. Every year for
Christmas my grandma and I always make these little mice together. She always
dips the cherry in the chocolate while I assemble the ears and the face
together. I've always enjoyed making them with her because I feel like I don't
spend a whole lot of time seeing her because of how busy I am on a day to day
basis leaves me little time to visit, so Christmas is when I'm finally able to
be with my family and spend quality time with them even though I don't
necessarily enjoy cooking or baking, these are easy and fast to make. I feel as
though my family may not be as traditional every year for Christmas, like we
don't have a set date to put up the Christmas tree, and we don't always wait
till morning to open our presents; but I always make time for making these
treats with my grandmother. They’ve been our tradition ever since I can
remember them, even when my grandparents used to live in Texas and they would
come here for the holidays she would always bring these mice that she made the
day before so we could have them while we celebrate Christmas.
I also feel as though I have a lot of food connections with my grandma on my
dad’s side because she really loves to cook, she’s always cooked the best
things I can remember from enchilada Wednesdays to back bone soup most of her
dishes are that of more Mexican cultured, being that my dad’s side of the
family derives from both Mexico and Spain so naturally most of the meals we do
eat usually have the stereotypical rice and beans on the side. But that doesn’t
mean we aren’t open to trying new things, like my mom’s corn beef and cabbage
that she grew up with, and her meat loaf or Sheppard’s pie. So I guess it
really just depends on who’s cooking supper that day, but in the end that bowl
of guacamole looks pretty good. 
