Does anybody remember any of this stuff?

[tony]

Go look and listen. You might like it.

http://objflicks.com/TakeMeBackToTheSixties.htm

:laugh: :faint: :clap2:

[ConeyIsBabe]

The first half of the 60s, I was elbow-deep in dirty-diapers; in those days there were no Pampers :22yikes:

The second half of the 60s, I relocated from NYC to Miami Florida and was busy with my new life as a single mom ;)

The 60s were very busy for me :ohdear:

Now..... the 70s........... those were some good years :pepper2:

[KathieI]

Sorry Tony, I'm too young to remember that era...
Yeah Right!! Seems like only yesterday!:yuck:

[Hawkwind]

Like it was yeaterday. You had to be there to understand. Thanks Tony. I will pass that link around to the youngsters and then explain it to them.

[Whalen]

Sorry Tony, I'm too young to remember that era...
Yeah Right!! Seems like only yesterday!:yuck:


Me too.

Actually remember most, not all, of it well.
We didn't know how good it was.

Someone once said " the good old days were once known as these trying times". How true.:laugh::laugh::laugh:

[Barefoot]

My mother told me about some of the things that happened in the 60s, before I was born. :evil6:

[Donna]

A walk down memory lane! Some things I remember well..

My worst nightmare was The Lawrence Welk Show, I can remember my grandmother watching us when my parents went out and we HAD to watch that dreaded LW show...http://www.millan.net/minimations/smileys/rolleye.gif (http://www.millan.net)

OMG what a torture that was, and those bubbles!http://www.millan.net/minimations/smileys/devosmiles.gif (http://www.millan.net)http://www.millan.net/minimations/smileys/boredsmiley.gif (http://www.millan.net)

[nONIE]

Nothing but happy exciting memories! Every day was a new adventure, If we could only go back for a little while!!!

LOVED that "Theme from a Summerplace" Still get all mushy when I hear it today!Didnt everybody fall crazy in love dancing to that song???

THANKS TONY!

[njgranny]

My mother always watched Lawrence Welk; my father always watched Ed Sullivan. On Tuesday nights, he would take a bus to my uncles (when gas rationing was in effect) and watch Milton Berle on my uncle's "giant" 12 inch set.

[bsliny]

Brought tears to my eyes THOSE WERE THE DAYS

[Whalen]

A walk down memory lane! Some things I remember well..

My worst nightmare was The Lawrence Welk Show, I can remember my grandmother watching us when my parents went out and we HAD to watch that dreaded LW show...http://www.millan.net/miniAll is not lostmations/smileys/rolleye.gif (http://www.millan.net)

OMG what a torture that was, and those bubbles!http://www.millan.net/minimations/smileys/devosmiles.gif (http://www.millan.net)http://www.millan.net/minimations/smileys/boredsmiley.gif (http://www.millan.net)

Not to worry, you can still watch re runs with all the Polka dancing & accordian playing on PBS evey Saturday Night.
Enjoy:evil6:

[MMC24]

Tony:

Thanks for the memories. I fondly remember my high school and college days in the mid-50's and mid-60's but spent the last part of the 60's in Viet Nam and I would like to forget that.