雅思口语Part2话题范文: a happy childhood memory

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a happy childhood memory快乐的童年回忆.

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when and where the incident you remember happened

who you were with

what happened exactly

and explain why it is a happy memory.

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Childhood memories are strange things, because sometimes you can’t quite be

sure if you really remember something, or if you just think you do because

others have told you about it, or you have seen a photo of the event later on.

I’m going to talk to you about a memory that I’m very confident is real. I’ll

tell you what it is, when it happened, how it affected me and why I still

remember it.

The memory is the earliest one I have of me and my Dad. I was very small

indeed, I’m not exactly sure how old, but I’d guess about three years old, maybe

even younger. My Dad was not a particularly tall or strong man, but I was small

enough, and by comparison, he was big enough then, for me to stand with both my

feet on one of his, and to reach up with my arms and cling onto his leg. I would

then hang on and laugh delightedly as he tried to go about his daily business,

walking around the house with me gripping on tightly refusing to be budged. It

was a favourite game.

I don’t know that I can honestly say it affected me in my life. However, in

my family, we don’t really talk about things very much or do a lot together. We

don’t live particularly close to one another so see each other rather

infrequently. I suppose the way the incident affected me was by making me at a

subconscious level feel close to my Dad even years later as we had shared that

happy play time together when I was tiny.

I didn’t know I had held onto this memory until quite recently. Sadly my Dad

died, he had been very ill for a long time, so it wasn’t unexpected, but of

course it was very sad. I wanted to say something about him at his funeral, and

I wanted to pick a memory that was personal just to him and to me. For some

reason that image of me tiny and laughing and him solemnly ‘pretending’ that he

hadn’t noticed I was there came into my mind and it seemed very appropriate

somehow to share that one. It was a happy memory, but also an intimate one. I

think he would have been really pleased that I could recall it so many decades

later.

So why can I remember it? I’m not sure, but I like to think the memory was

there dormant all the time just waiting for the moment when I needed to retrieve

it. It is a comforting thing to recall. The human mind is an amazing thing!

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