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A friend and I are just reminiscing about when all furniture and appliances came pre-assembled. Then some gifted, unschooled "mechanic" proved he could fix cars and we were all in trouble.
Elder ladies wearing dead animals on their shoulder.. snarling animals.. an smelling like the drug store.. being a kid in those days was scary.. you never knew when one of those dead animals would jump on you..
I have one of those fox fur shoulder wraps with the glass eyes in the head. Got it at an auction years ago. Would be great as a "primitive outfit" at SCA or a Renaissance Faire. Maybe I should dig it out and list it on ebay.
I remember when my older sister got her drivers license..
... and she'd drive to the Esso station with a quarter for gas so the cute guy with the uniform would wash the windsheild.
I was younger and didn't get it.
I remember when my older sister got her drivers license..
... and she'd drive to the Esso station with a quarter for gas so the cute guy with the uniform would wash the windsheild.
I was younger and didn't get it.
That still happens in Oregon.
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