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8 years 7 months ago
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Lucky's (or Thrifty's). There's a special reason for that. I had this stupid, great pencil holder box that I accidentally gave to a neighbor at a garage sale full of marbles. I got it from Lucky's originally. The box had sentimental value. I have looked and looked for a replacement online, but have yet to find one. It was really cute. It was green and had nature facts on it, with illustrations of lady bugs and a couple brown bunnies. One time our house flooded (rain coming in through the roof, lots of water damage) and it was one of the things to survive. We had to throw out a lot of stuff. I didn't try to save it from the neighbor because I was really tired and being stupid at the time. My mom got it for me and I'll just say a lot has change since then, so I guess that's why I want the stupid little box back so bad. I have since moved out of the state, so there's no way to get it back.I also miss getting movies from Lucky's.
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K.B toys (another happy memory, where I got the first wave of the original, like, '98 or whatever, Sailor Moon dolls and the too big and bulky transformation brooch. When I was 11 and maybe a little too old for crazy transformation toys. I was _not_ one of those girls in a hurry to grow up!)
Probably doesn't count, but I think I miss how the original JC Penny's (if that's what I'm even thinking of) was stocked. So many toys. 0_0
Discovery Zone I didn't go there a lot as a kid, but it was fun.
That's about it. Most of the stores and stuff I enjoyed as a kid are still around as far as I know, even if I don't live in the same state anymore and even if where I live now a lot of things are different.
Edit: Oh, I forgot Walden books! And now Borders too.
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