Elizabeth Laime

Now Anna Marie was like 20 feet in front of little Elizabeth.

So Anna Marie remembers getting a talking to, like she needed to be with me.

This was no joke of a walk.

And there were no sidewalks.

And I'm like, wow.

I was definitely a free-range kid to the degree that it's a shock we survived.

I think we would if it weren't there, honestly.

No, if you were driving there, it's this like windy kind of main road through town.

No sidewalks.

I mean, there are like kind of grassy parts off of it and like rocky parts.

And especially if I was like often being kind of left standing.

And how old were you girls then?

I mean, I was probably six, seven, eight.

Okay.

So then we get to, we also went to the first house we lived in.

I think I was probably five or six when we moved away.

And I, in a weird way, remember more of the outside of this house.

But our neighbor, I'm not going to say his name, but let's say Mr. Clark was outside of his house.

He's in his 80s now.

Well, the... You don't ever forget him.