a long time ago
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Thanks for posting. I have two totes full of pictures like that from the ?50?s and ?60?s. My mom had a Brownie camera and later a little Kodak that used the little cube flashbulbs.
Most all of her pictures were of people. They didn?t waste film on fixed objects like buildings and such, which is kind of a shame.
I?m 64.0 -
I'm 63 years old.
I was in every picture on that slideshow.
Greatest time to grow up in America.
Thank you............0 -
Did not live in town we were in the country on a farm . Even so the video captured what life was like growing up . Biggest worry was getting a flat tire on the bike . For the record I am 63 0 -
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Doors unlocked, baseball games with neighbors, skinned up arms and legs, not missing supper.. 0 -
Remember all of that.....miss it too. 0 -
have tons of family pics all staged in front of the house just like that...i was the youngest.. more dogs than brothers, yet all were in the pics. nice ride down memory lane..thanks 0 -
I don't know why, but this time of year has me looking in my past
maybe because I respected my mom and dad and I miss them along with my wife's parents I miss them too[:(]0 -
Nice .............. I too remember all of that, great time to grow up.
What we have today is sad to say the least.
Thanks for posting this. [^]0 -
thanks
sure brings a flood of memories rushing back .
Christmas is both happy and sad for me any way
it does seem to have us remembering days gone by family and friends no longer with us except in our hearts and thoughts , days of our youth care free and innocent no worries no politics
Christmas seems to bring out the good in people the smiles on a young child's face at the sight of Santa clause , opening presents on Christmas morning , looking at your spouse and remembering why you love them so much0 -
I knew all that and a little more. 0
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