Elizabeth Laime

But...

Anna Marie and I walked to school every single day.

And in fact, she told me at one point, a neighbor called my mom and was like, hey, I saw the girls walking to school.

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.