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I swear...it really moves! Where I grew up, we called it Spirit of the Glass - home-made Ouija boards! Freaky, freaky devil workship!! My soul then was immediately thrown in purgatory! Then I grew up nd descended into hell!
I loved my subscription to Dynamite!!! I remember hearing that boys loved the smell of Love's Baby Soft. The lipgloss thing .. guilty as charged, but I sure didn't have a flower basket on my purple banana seat bike
yep I had the Dr schools sandels, and holly hobbie sheets and holly hobby easy bake oven, donny osmaond socks and t-shirt I loved donny and marie would watch them every friday night, loved it when laura ingalls would beat up nellie she deserved it.Heyy my skates had wooden wheels!!!! but i did have a wooden skate board with a red strip. and I had the nirses bag with candy sprinkles in the syringe, not to mention my real glass dishes, I had the jungle gym too and would love to swing and flip off the trapeeze and land on my feet.and would walk across the top of the monkey bars lip gloss remember those big fat tubes of Dr. peeper flavor and pink bubble gum. and a foxy lady t-shirt too
What a blast from the past. I had a bike just like that, I also saw Olivia Newton-John in concert and I still have my Donnie and Marie Osmond dolls and their assorted matching costumes. I also remember their variety show AND Sonny and Cher's variety show as well.
I loved Holly Hobbie & still have drinking glasses with her on it.
My treat at the end of the school year was going to a store called Gold Circle & getting a pair of Dr. Scholls for summer.
Do they still sell the Original Dr Scholl Exercise Sandals in stores? They use to sell them in th 70's in chain drug stores. Most girls wore them til they got down to plain wood,but the fad went out. I thought that one day they would make a comeback. I quess it is the cost factor.
Many but not all applied to me. I'm glad I'm not the only one who had a short "boy" hair cut. What was my mom thinking? I think that scarred me for life!
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