Kim Possible

At the house of the Sprietler family, I first glimpsed the cartoon TV show on Disney that is called Kim Possible in the year of 2002.

Kelly Clarson won the first American Idol that summer of 2002.

I became friends with my church friends Joe, Alicia, Bethany, father Joe, and the mother, Sprietler, who lived outside of Forest Grove, Oregon USA.

They went to the church True Hope Fellowship in Forest Grove, Oregon USA, which my mother attended from around the years of 2000 until 2007 or so. Prior to that, my mother was mainly attending the Cornelius Community Baptist Church in Cornelius, Oregon USA from around the years of 1983 or so until around the years of 2000 or so.

The youth group at True Hope was called Stand, or 180, I think.

I inspired the guitar playing youth pastor of this group, who ended up going to another church a few years or so after 2002. The Sprietlers must have followed him to this new church, or they disappeared to say the least  and I have not seem them in years.

King Of The Hill

In the USA, on Sunday, the 12th of January 1997, the cartoon series King Of The Hill premiered on FOX 49, and some saw it as the next Simpsons. I remember hearing some of the hype and I started watching it as well. I found it interesting. At first, I thought it was going to be like the Simpsons. When I found out that the King Of The Hill is more realistic in the plots and in the way they draw people, I was originally disappointed but began liking it over time.

Space Jam

Space Jam.

I started trying to dribble when I was 7 years old in the year 1992. I started playing on organized children tri-city basketball teams when I was 8 years old in 1993 until 2000 (technically speaking) when I was 15 years old, and I still play when I can but not really on organized tournaments, except for a few times.

My dad and brother would watch the NBA on TV. I started rooting for Michael Jordan in the year 1993 or so when I was 8, I think, or something like that. The younger I was, the less I cared about the wellness and chemistry and teamwork of the whole entire team as a whole, and the more I would just care about my so-called role-model idol god, who just so happened to be Michael Jordan, and later it included Clyde Drexler, Damon Stoudamire, and others were added as I got older, like Kobe.

I like Bugs Bunny.

I like Michael Jordan.

Those were my two reasons for seeing Space Jam in the big screen in the year 1996 when I was 11 years old.

This is the one film that inspires me to play basketball and to go after my dreams. I this very inspirational. I got scared at the end. I did not want Jordan to lose and get stuck in the cartoon world forever.

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I still sing that song:

I believe I can fly, I believe I can touch the sky.

I think about it every night and day. I spread my wings and fly away.

I believe I soar, I see it coming in an open door.

I believe I can fly.........




November 1996
11 years old
At a big screen in Oregon, United States
Joey Arnold, The Original Oatmeal

The Flinstones

The Flinstones.

As a family in 1994, when I was 9 years old, we saw The Flinstones at the cinema. I saw the cartoons and I would watch the live-action puppet-show comedy show (on ABC's TGIF, on Friday nights) the Dinosaurs, where the baby says about her father, "Not the momma."

Two reasons to see Flinstones:

Flinstones (cartoon)

Dinosaurs (live-action series)



November 1994
9 years old
At a cinema in Oregon, United States
Joey Arnold, The Original Oatmeal

All Dogs Go To Heaven

I remember watching All Dogs Go To Heaven, a cartoon film about dogs going to Heaven and Hell. I saw it originally when I was 4 years old, or so.


Friday: 17th of November: 1989
4 years old
163 Rose Grove, Forest Grove, Oregon, United States
Joey Arnold, The Original Oatmeal

Ducktales

I love this show Ducktales.


1987
2 years old
Forest Grove, Oregon, United States
Joey Arnold, The Original Oatmeal