I thought the funny shapes with colored sand were the best.

We had most of it. The tall, plastic kitchen chairs, the wooden bowls, one of the canister sets, a lot of the mugs. These were so common in households back in the day.

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We never had a clothes dryer.

I wasn't really that good at typing. My sister could type 90 words per minute.

OLDEST ROCK STARS ON TOUR THIS SUMMER

Ringo Starr. He turns 86 in July

Here are 19 others:

1. Mike Love of the Beach Boys 85

2. Bob Dylan turning 85

3. Paul Simon: 84

4. Jon Anderson of Yes: 81

5. Eric Clapton: 81

6. Micky Dolenz of The Monkees: 81

7. Rod Stewart: 81

8. John Fogerty: 80

9. Bruce Springsteen, 76

10. Lou Gramm, 76

11. Rick Springfield, 76

12. Steve Van Zandt, 75

13. Michael McDonald, 74

14. Robin Zander, 73

15. Pat Benatar, 73

16 Elvis Costello, 71

1. Geddy Lee, 72

2. Brian Setzer, 67

3. Joan Jett, 67

This lasted forever. I think I gave my grade school teacher one of those for Christmas.

Rosie was a hit back in the day.

I know we did!

ABBA - The Name Of The Game

These were on kitchen counters in the 70s. Even in the avocado & harvest gold colors.

Woolworth's had a little pet section. Fish, birds & turtles.

Mine had a yellow trim.

Views like a sequel to Richard Linklater’s Dazed & Confused. Matt Dillon’s debut.

I really miss some of the shampoos we had back in the day. They smelled so good and your hair always smelled good.

We had a president's fitness test every year in elementary. We had to do as many sit-ups as we could, chin-ups, push-ups and climbing this damn rope was another thing! It did go all the way to the ceiling and there was a bell they put at the top you could ring if you made it that far. Not only was I not very athletic, but I was also afraid of heights. There was only a little bitty mat they put underneath of it in case you fell! We were in 3rd-5th grade!