🤔 1923-1973 Do You Remember...

[Anonymous]

👍Tell us about YOUR "good old days"......

BORN: Age 50 - 1973, Age 60 - 1963, Age 70 - 1953, Age 80 - 1943, Age 90 - 1933, Age 100 - 1923.

[papawofboo]

We didn't have that type of desk, ours were just for one person. So, we had to go into the hall.

[LisaS961881]

…..and into the early 60s too!  Geez, I remember those drills too!  (And the boys wearing ties and the teachers checking that our skirts were not too far above our knees! 🙃)

     ~ Lisa 😇 🏫 🚌 

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[LisaS961881]

  I believe that this is a really old car jack, but I might be mistaken.

~ Lisa ⚒️🧤🥽🏠

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Great game to play in the summer time! How about you? We had ours set up at our cottage fothe better part of the summer.

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[papawofboo]

Have one in kitchen drawer plus got the pick's that go with it. What I don't have is a pecan tree.

[DaveMcK]

I LIVED IN THE LATE 40"S AND 50"S!

[papawofboo]

Mine had a horn, a basket and about a $1,000,000 worth of baseball cards in the spokes.

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[StaceyC771068]

I own three sets of jacks and challenge my "little" sister when we meet at my mother's house.  Pity: my nieces and nephews never could get the hang of it.

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[MsStretch]

I had the deluxe model that came with a backlight.

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[MsStretch]

My ironing skills sucked with or without this.

[LisaS961881]

…..sitting here sipping my morning coffee and I saw this post and smiled.

    I dislike ironing!  It is my least favorite chore and I lose patience with it very quickly.  Any chore - scrubbing the shower door water spots off with vinegar/baking soda, shoveling snow, cleaning the dryer vent - all pale in comparison with ironing!  Good thing I’m not an Edwardian Lady’s maid! 😊

   Everyone reading this - have a great day and only do the chores that you feel like doing! 😇

    ~ Lisa 🌈☀️🌺⛱️🏔️

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[StaceyC771068]

We had a flour sifter at my mother's house, but now I use a long handled sifter/strainer that has multiple uses. 

[MsStretch]

Does anyone sift flour anymore?  Is it necessary?  (Me -- not a baker.)