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Things found in my old trunk from childhood (volume two):

Key Club pin.
Me: Guys, I don't know what this is. It looks like some sort of logo.
Erin: It's a Key Club pin.
Me: Is that a music club? Cause I was never in any key club.
Erin: No, it's like a community service club.
Kathy: Yeah, Abigail definitely was never in that.
...minutes later...
Kathy: I want a big tree.
Cate: Fake trees are really expensive.
Erin: Well, we could get one from a thrift store. One time I got like 20.
Me: What did you do with them?
Erin: Gave them out to people.
Me: What, were you in "key club"? (I start laughing at my funny joke! Look! I tied in the earlier conversation!)
Erin: Yeah! (Oh, turns out it's not a joke. Key Club is real. Erin's in it.)
Amanda: Everything in Erin's life goes back to Key Club. She'll be all, "the other day when I was blah blah blah" and it will ALWAYS be about Key Club.

Heinz ketchup pin. Okay, this is quite possibly my favorite piece of junk ever. Because I can remember having some inside joke with friends in high school about ketchup. It probably sprang from an argument about the ketchup factory near my house, something I surely adamantly defended but now cannot not recall whether or not it's true, and resulted in our constant Heinz jokery. The joke landed me at the Heinz website where I noticed I could get a free pin! FREE! I ordered myself one and send them to my friends as well. Six weeks later they were all, "you will not believe what came in the mail!!" Wow. Boring story. Sorry.

Several single clip-on earrings. No full sets. From the days of yore when my ears were still unpierced and I was constantly polling my classmates to provide my mom with statistically data as to why she should allow me to pierce my ears. There is a white bird-cage bauble decorated with yellow flowers and a cascading series of chimes. Both pairs prominent in most pictures of me from 1997.

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Dude, Key Club has a longer Wiki entry than Queen Elizabeth.

You reckon Erin still gets a subscription to Keynoter Magazine?

I got tagged to do this 6 weird things about me thing.. and I thought I'd tag you , since I enjoy your blog so much, (my way of groveling and simultaneously apologizing), and anyway, if you wouldn't mind, you could participate, and play along. Thanks.

hey! i was in key club!

The Key Club? You know I saw one of those in my mom's old yearbook, and I too thought it was a singing group. We didn't have one at my school. What does Key Club mean anyway? They're the Key to all that is good and kind and loving?

I think Doahleigh's onto something. Maybe it did have something to do with the Music Club, or musical or whatever - and it's the cue to sing "on key" --- heh heh heh...

and, sorry to wreck your ear piercing story, but I think you were pining away for me to allow you to get your ears pierced a SECOND time - since the first time they got infected and the holes grew in.

I think I was concerned about it happening again and the site of infection too close to your brain.

Does that sound familiar or am I dreaming again?

Ah, clip-on earrings. Ah, nostalgia.

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