Where did you grow up?

President Poster Joined: Mar 16, 2007 Posts: 140

dude, calvary baptist, remember mrs. padmore?that lady scared the bejesus in me.whupped my behind almost everyday, not without reason, though. dem good old days.

lived in sinkor also, adjacent 2 jfk hospital.a house owned by one julia king.was a kid though.

Average Poster Joined: Nov 29, 2004 Posts: 78

i grew up around the waterside area aka rocktown
it was fun ther, i miss all my little friends
can't wait to go back

Virgin Poster Joined: Dec 14, 2007 Posts: 5

WELL I GREW UP EVERYWHERE NAH JUST KINDDI. I GREW UP IN BARNESVILLE ESTATE, OLD ROAD, DUPORT ROAD, JOEBAR, WELL I VE 4GOTTEN SOME. THAN WENT TO GHANA, NOW I'M IN AMERICA. U KNW WAT I MISS LIB N HOPE DAT SOME DAY I BE RIGHT BACK.

Virgin Poster Joined: Dec 28, 2007 Posts: 2

"Ehh, my people, your have to carry me all the way back". Left Liberia 23 years ago, but man when I went to visit for a year ago, I remembered where we lived in Paynesville and Barnesville. Can´t lie but some places were different. I was cracking up reading some of the post, the games I used to play as a little girl.

Virgin Poster Joined: Jan 26, 2008 Posts: 2

i am kinda new on this site, but it is very interesting. now, were can i start. ok, i use to lived at old road, fiamah (in fiamah mansion), and behind the jobar market close to ATS, my school was call BMI opposite cavery baptist school. i sold kerosene (kerosene boy) come yah....come here, dunkarfla (dukarfla boy), german plum, boil eggs, grandpe, you what i mean, me and my peekin konah, not forgetting about my man ottello at sofad beach in old road near the old philadelphia church were we use to spend the new year eve chassing the girls on new eve in the night.

Well, I have been in the USA about 12years now, not too bad. But I miss my country Liberia every day goes by, there is a saying....there is no were like Home. SWEEEET LIIIBERIA (ZACK AND GEEBAH)
With God All things are possible

Virgin Poster Joined: Feb 01, 2008 Posts: 2

We grew up in Firestone - Division 16. I remember eating mangosteen under we got sick. Pitanga, OHMIGOD - I used to hate that fruit. It always looked so good to eat but always was sour when I ate it. Getting chased by the neighbors dogs when we stole their plums. Eating german plums with salt and hot pepper. Breaking open almonds and palm kernel only to find the rotten seed. Eating fresh palm ***. I miss Liberia so much and mostly the plants and trees and the ocean. Life was so simple back then.

Virgin Poster Joined: Jan 26, 2008 Posts: 2

I love fiahma market, bobby video club. playing marble all day under the tree, looking throught the video club zinks hole to spy in the ROMBO 1-2-3 movies, then someone spit in your eyes. eatting meat pie and boil eggs. Not forgetting the famous gareyolkor with all the beans and red oil.

NOT FORGETTING SUNDAY AFTER CHURCH, GOING TO THE BEACH PLAYING THE OPP BOYS....HOOP THEERE IS, HOOP THEERE IS. DANCING COMPETITIONS.

SWEEET LIIIBEEERIIA Laughing

Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 7:24 am

I grew up in Caldwell Taylor Major Compound the first house..

Typical Tom boy picking plum, climbing coconut trees and playing marbles. I was a major goalie too.......

Dang no wonder no one thought I was cute..lol

Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 7:24 am

I grew up in Caldwell Taylor Major Compound the first house..

Typical Tom boy picking plum, climbing coconut trees and playing marbles. I was a major goalie too.......

Dang no wonder no one thought I was cute..lol