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The Good Old Times
- Thread starter Jimi
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I get it! ROFL!
We didn't get TV dinners back then, so I don't remember this one. I cooked dinner every night so Mom could relax when she got home from work.
We didn't get TV dinners either. If time was tight, it was spaghetti night.
I did leathercrafting. It was my third choice as a 4-H thing, and amazingly, I loved it. I don't have time anymore, but I still have all my tools.
Who had a Snow cone Machine?
We didn't have one, but the neighbors did, so we'd go over there in the summer for sno-cones. My dad told us to make our own out of snow in the winter. We'd scoop a bowl of snow and pour Kool-Aid on it. It was just as good.
Who Knows
Ok I guess no one knows
Shoestring locks for baby shoes w/ bells as a baby locater
I remember these but I am ancient
Each time I'd ride in this thing, I'd slide down to the floor no matter how much I tried not to slide. While everyone else stayed in place
I stopped riding in this, lol. The roller-coasters are much more fun anyway! Soooooo I stuck with them
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Yeah, ours was red, but otherwise identical. West Bend, I think.
I had one, too.
I even had three of those exact cassettes: The Best of Queen, Synchronicity by The Police, and Back in Black by AC/DC, plus so many other great ones. I never did get all of them replaced with CDs.
I have 2 double sided zippered cases full of cassettes I've had for decades. A few are mix tapes.
you look angry jimmi and you were playing pocket billiards!