My Best Christmas Memory From My Childhood #ChosenByKids
Disclosure: Howdy everyone, I wanted to inform you that this is a sponsored post written by me for the Walmart and Sverve Campaign. However, I did receive a product and the opinions expressed in this post are 100% my own.
As a child I have always been fascinated with the Roller Derby Skaters, I would sit around early in the mornings during the holidays watching that show with my sisters, mind you it was 9 girls and 4 boys in my family so while the boys were out shoveling snow with dad us girls would be inside with our pj’s and coco watching TV and watching mom bake.
I can still remember to this day when mom would tell us its time for the Hudson Parade, everyone would run into the living room so we could watch it as a family. WOW, it was like nothing we had ever seen before all the exquisite details just blew us away from all the designs of the unique characters to all the cool hot balloons and lights but most of all we got to see Santa at the end.
OMGoodness, after it was over and we saw Santa arrive telling every boy and girl to be good and he’s been reading our list and remember he has the key to every child’s home….we all jumped with joy can you imagine our home? 13 kids shouting and screaming with joy as though he was talking right to us.
I didn’t care what anyone else had on their list all I wanted was a pair of Roller Derby Skates. So afterwards we all started helping mom bake and cook for our guest and while I was in the kitchen I said Mom, I sure hope Santa read my list I really want a pair of skates so I can be like the Roller Derby girls, I can still hear her to this day saying , well you’ll just have to wait and see!
Well Christmas came and on that day I saw so many big boxes, I mean presents were everywhere even at the door that’s just how much stuff was under the tree but most of all I opened my box and there they were a nice pair of Pink and White Skates, I fell to my knees and cried then I rushed over to MOM and Dad and hugged them both soooo tight.
Looking for that special new hot toy is easy as one, two , three for your child this Christmas just visit your local Walmart store! If you want to see the new hottest toys this season visit one of Walmart’s Holiday Toyland Events that’s happening at participating Walmart during November and December.
I will be heading to Walmart on November 21 from 12pm-4pm. I hope to be able to see some of those cool toys and get some great deals and skates for my girls.
Tell me what’s your favorite Christmas Memory?
Disclosure: Howdy everyone, I wanted to inform you that this is a sponsored post written by me for the Walmart and Sverve Campaign. However, I did receive a product and the opinions expressed in this post are 100% my own.
Such a sweet story! I bet you had a lot of fun on those skates!
One year I got a baby sister for Christmas. I love her but we had to wait for my mom to get home from the hospital to open presents.
Those skate are awesome! I always loved roller skating, it was one of my favorite things as a kid. I never had skates like those though!
Wait…13 kids?????? Wow! Loved those skates that you got. I have very fond memories of going to skating rinks every Saturday, skating with friends and eating those huge dill pickles that only cost 5 cents. Good times!
Awesome! I loved to roller skate as a child.
Ohhhhh Pink and White Skates…oh yes! I had a pair too and skating round the neighborhood with them. Thanks for taking me back! Aww that Wait and See comment from parents just doesn’t help! Great memory thanks for sharing!
What great family memories! So nice that you got your roller derby skates, too! What a perfect Christmas.
The skates are amazingly rockin! I am still stuck back on the 13 kids comment. Holy wow. I need to think on this one. Thank you so much for sharing your memories with us!
I would have LOVED those skates when I was little too..heck, even now! How fun!
I love the pink and white colors together! It’s so great when our Christmas wishes come true, especially as a child!
I love that you got the skates you wanted! Such a great memory!