I hate to think that the 60s were long enough ago to be "vintage", but I suppose to many they are since I have co-workers that weren't born until the 80s.
Anyway, thought this might provide a little inspriation for anyone looking to scrap pics/events from the 60s:
Alicia
LOL
I don't look old enough to remember the 60's (was born in 1968) but I do have pixs from my childhood and found that the vintage stuff priceless.
My sister and I were reminiscing about the 80's and were cracking ourselves up with what we remember. Good grief, pastels, suits without socks, flock of seagulls, rope ties, layered socks.
It's fun to remember the decades. I wonder what we will think of the
1990s in say 20 years. LOLKate
Whippersnapper! :-)
Kiddo, I remember in the wayback days, before we had those newfangled microwaves and computers--heck, we didn't even have calculators, had to do all our cipherin' with a pencil and piece of paper!!
Pass me the Geritol, wouldja? ;-)
Carolyne "Class of '79" in TX
Thanks for sharing. I do know my parents were born in the 60's though :)
Graduated in 1996 in Ohio :)
I had a calculator by the time I was in high school, but don't think I was allowed to use it in most of my math classes.
One year ahead of you.
Alicia
The 80's ... wouldn't leave the house without my shoulder pads! :D
Lynne
Watched the original Star Trek when it first aired on TV.
Lynne Class of 78
Yah, did that too. :-)
I still have all of my Star Trek stuff - even the Enterprise telephone. Never missed an episode, except when my little cousins visited - their mother thought the show was too scary for them
Sandy
Me, too! Almost all in storage--one of these days I need to see what all I have from my 'trekkie' days. :-)
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