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I remember when pretty much all socks were like "diabetic socks"--that is, they didn't have the tight elastic cuffs that cut off circulation but were simply knit with a stockinette stitch of cotton or nylon yarn. Today you have to pay as much for one pair of non-elastic, "diabetic" socks as you do for a whole package of six of the other kind.
I used to knit socks years ago. That is all DH would wear for work and everyday wear--my home knitted socks. Except for the sleeker, fine knit dress socks when he wore his "good shoes" on special occasions.
I remember when growing up in a small town we only have four digits in the phone number, ours was 9494. A few years later we lost our town operator who controlled the cord-board in the town and our system went to a new improved one with automatic switching where we then had to dial ORchard-9494, all six digits.
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