Book of Me- Prompt 5

This is part of a continuing series that I am participating in.  For more information check out Angler’s Rest.

Our house

Prompt 5: Your Childhood Home

Your Childhood Home
When did you leave home?
Where was it?
Where did you move to?
Was it rented or owned? – with parents/Grandparents
Was it inherited
What was it like – describe it – each room.
Were there a favourite room?
Is there anything you particularly remember from the house?
Pictures
The road & area
When did you leave home?
This is a difficult question due to the fact that I have had a lot of homes in my life. The first home I remember was our house at 814 Sherman St in South Bend, Indiana. I lived there until 1982 when my mom remarried and we moved to Ohio. That was a tough move because I left behind all my extended family and friends. I still have many fond memories of that house. I would say that when I left home to go to college in 1992 that was more difficult as I was going off on my own with no family to accompany me.

Where was it?
The house is in Middletown, Ohio. I won’t give the address as my parents still live there.

Where did you move to?
I moved into a dorm room in Mack Hall on the Ohio State University main campus. It was an all girls dorm and I didn’t really know my roommate at all.

What was it like – describe it – each room.
When my parents bought the house I was about 10 years old. The house had a nice big yard and a neighbor with 3 daughters too! They became extended sisters for us. My room was my favorite part of the house as I was always curled up with a book or studying. I loved solitude. Another great party of the house was the basement. My sisters and I would spend hours down there playing Barbies and Legos. It was carpeted with this cool pattern with hopscotch and Chinese checkers and other games.

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