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A New Game For A New Year, Everyone Can Play
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A New Game For A New Year, Everyone Can Play
I Am So Old...
(this is the theme)
I remember during ballads at concerts people held up Bic lighters instead of smartphones.
(No politics!)
-- Anna Kendrick
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@Jerseystorm Your post reminded me of Jack LaLanne in his red jumpsuit doing exercises on his show. Also Romper Room, Romper, bomper, stomper boo. Good memories. A funny little trivia fact, Jack LaLanne's wife was Elaine LaLanne, love it!
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We recently moved, and I'm still getting to know the neighbors. I can't remember the husband's name of one couple, but his wife is Elaine, and I seem to remember her name, because I say Elaine LaLanne in my head. If only her husband was Jack!
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I am so old I remember standing up when a lady entered the room or rose from the table. I stopped when they started asking me where I was going.
I remember it was easy to open doors for ladies because they expected it. Now I have to race them to get there first.
I remember when we congratulated grooms and gave our best wishes to brides. I still do that. Congratulating the bride for getting married is an insult. I would never... man, I'm old.
-- Anna Kendrick
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Wow Shari! Isn't THAT the truth!
I am so old, I remember:
When respect was the norm.
When the corner store had hardwood floors and penny candy at the cash register.
When ladies wore hats and gloves.
When swear words were not a part of everyday, normal conversation.
Wringer washers and drying clothes outside on the clothesline.
Never having "snow days" or "starting school 2 hours later."
Wooden sleds and snow boots with metal buckles.
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@EricC227821 wrote:I Am So Old...
I remember when planning a roadtrip meant figuring out where to get off the Interstate Highway and then back on to get past the unfinished parts.
How about the days before the interstates?
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@MMinSoCal wrote:...and you used a Thomas Guide.
Or you could get free maps from gas stations...My favorite was those from Esso...either for one state or regions.
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