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I write and sell ebooks @ Federal university of agriculture ABEOKUTA
Ibadan, Nigeria
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Childhood memories
<p>There was a time when happiness cost nothing.</p><p>We could spend an entire afternoon outside with nothing but a stick, a ball, some stones, or an old bicycle. We played hide-and-seek until the sun began to disappear. We chased one another through dusty streets, laughed until our stomachs hurt, and argued over who cheated in the game—only to become friends again five minutes later.</p><p>Those days were simple, but they were special.</p><p>We didn't need expensive phones, video games, or social media to keep us entertained. Our imagination was enough. A piece of wood could become a sword, a small field could become a football stadium, and a group of friends could turn an ordinary afternoon into an unforgettable adventure.</p><p>As we grow older, life becomes busier. Friends move away, responsibilities increase, and those innocent moments slowly become memories.</p><p>Sometimes, we wish we could return—not because childhood was perfect, but because we miss how easily we found happiness.</p><p>Summary</p><p>Childhood memories remind us of a simpler time when friendship, imagination, and outdoor play were enough to make us happy. The things that seemed ordinary then often become the memories we treasure most as adults.</p><p>Moral Lessons</p><p>Happiness doesn't always require money.</p><p>Friendship makes ordinary moments unforgettable.</p><p>Enjoy the present because some moments never come back.</p><p>Simple experiences can create the strongest memories.</p><p>Never become too busy to enjoy life's little moments.</p><p>Childhood may pass, but the laughter, friendships, and memories we created can stay with us forever.</p>
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