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๐ค 1923-1973 Do You Remember...
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๐ค 1923-1973 Do You Remember...
๐Tell 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.
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I remember when the one bathroom was an outhouse, taking a bath in a #3 wash tub, being the youngest meant being last to bath. I thought that a phone on the wall was the best of the best. The only net was a fishing net. TV had rabbit ears but couldn't use them because we were too far away from stations. Had an antenna, many was the time that had to go outside to turn it so you could get a picture.
Don't know about you people but I am sure glad for the smart people who advanced us from these parts of the "good ole days".
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Neve had either of them but, every Friday when we had a home game there was a parade downtown. Bands marching, cheerleaders cheering and pretty girls in convertibles. Football is king in the south.
The store I worked at had a cotton candy machine. We would give it away. After the parade we were busy as all get out.
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โฆ.not such a stretch - one of the reasons that I enjoy Autumn is that it is the โtime to light a fire in the fireplaceโ season! Nothing beats raking leaves on a blustery day, chatting with neighbors, puttering around in the garage, then coming indoors to settle down in front of an open fire.
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Only 2 good things about ranking leaves. One, jumping on the pile then having to rank again. This would go on until everyone was tired, then came the best part. Burning them, loved that smell. Can't do that anymore. Have to bag them and put on curb, I hate bagging leaves.
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I remember this too. We had two on the school playground along with a couple of seesaws, sliding boards, monkey bars, swings, and tether balls.
This, as well as monkey bars, seesaws and tether balls have been banned from public playgrounds around here for quite some time nowโฆ..geez, but we sure had fun!
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Never once did I see someoneโs head pop up with an apple clenched in their teeth!
โฆand I had forgotten about the Cake Walk. We had that too! I remember the winner receiving a bag of treats during our Halloween Carnival - not a cake.
I also remember โPin the wart on the Witchโ, and another game played with a blindfold called โDraculaโs Dinnerโ. I still recall being led, while blindfolded, up to a table and being told that Dracula had prepared a feast for me. I was just so delightfully creeped out as I touched โwitchโs eyeballsโ (oiled grapes), โFrankensteinโs fingersโ (link sausages), โZombie brainsโ (mashed potatoesโ, and such!
โฆ..๐๐
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