[tony]

Go look and listen. You might like it.

http://objflicks.com/TakeMeBackToTheSixties.htm

[ConeyIsBabe]

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

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

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

[KathieI]

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

[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]

Originally Posted by KathieI

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

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.

[Barefoot]

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

[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...

OMG what a torture that was, and those bubbles!

[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]

Originally Posted by 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...

OMG what a torture that was, and those bubbles!

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

[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.