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When you could get a bag of lemonade sherbet with a lolly for 1cent and a bottle of lemonade for 2cents, a sticky bun cost 1 gill ( a penny)? I miss those days, what do you miss about your childhood.............? Share you memories, please?
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Miss weekends, when I'd wake up super early to do my chores and run outside to play until the sun came down or I was called in.
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Miss weekends, when I'd wake up super early to do my chores and run outside to play until the sun came down or I was called in. Weren't they fun times? And the day always seemed longer *happy days* 
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Just the relaxed atmosphere of bein a kid ...
swinging was my favorite thing to do and listen to Roy and Dale sing "Happy Trails to you" 
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Just the relaxed atmosphere of bein a kid ... swinging was my favorite thing to do and listen to Roy and Dale sing "Happy Trails to you"
Hi Fade, how are you this fine day ? Good morning Fran |
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The Swing (RLS)
How do you like to go up in a swing, Up in the air so blue? Oh, I do think it the pleasantest thing Ever a child can do! Up in the air and over the wall, Till I can see so wide, River and trees and cattle and all Over the countryside-- Till I look down on the garden green, Down on the roof so brown-- Up in the air I go flying again, Up in the air and down! |
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Just the relaxed atmosphere of bein a kid ... swinging was my favorite thing to do and listen to Roy and Dale sing "Happy Trails to you"
Hi Fade, how are you this fine day ? Good morning Fran Morning Bonny .. |
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penny candy, going to the movies for 50cents (that included popcorn & a pop) and gasoline for 33.9cents a gallon
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The Swing (RLS) How do you like to go up in a swing, Up in the air so blue? Oh, I do think it the pleasantest thing Ever a child can do! Up in the air and over the wall, Till I can see so wide, River and trees and cattle and all Over the countryside-- Till I look down on the garden green, Down on the roof so brown-- Up in the air I go flying again, Up in the air and down! I loved the swing I had as a child, a rope tied to the branch of a tree with an old car tyre tied to the end of it it, hours of fun. |
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When you could get a bag of lemonade sherbet with a lolly for 1cent and a bottle of lemonade for 2cents, a sticky bun cost 1 gill ( a penny)? I miss those days, what do you miss about your childhood.............? Share you memories, please? I had to peek at your profile terminology used was English (From England) Currency used was American and I hardy heard any one talk pound shilling and pence. I was right . You are British what about Saturday Morning Flix, Listen with mother, Bill and Ben and Zpedy and Florance.This time of the Year The Lido,The penny for the guy ritual,and so many many more . Which part of the UK were you raised. I was raised in Birmingham |
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i remember walking through the woods to my grand parents house to find them on the porch eating watermelon and enjoying life and we would walk to the store and buy the fatman cookies for 1 pen.christmas carolling in our little comunity knowing who our neighbors was and swimming and smelling my mom's cakes from the window ceil sunday afternoon playing baseball in the field after church thank you for this wow how time has change and people too
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When you could get a bag of lemonade sherbet with a lolly for 1cent and a bottle of lemonade for 2cents, a sticky bun cost 1 gill ( a penny)? I miss those days, what do you miss about your childhood.............? Share you memories, please? I had to peek at your profile terminology used was English (From England) Currency used was American and I hardy heard any one talk pound shilling and pence. I was right . You are British what about Saturday Morning Flix, Listen with mother, Bill and Ben and Zpedy and Florance.This time of the Year The Lido,The penny for the guy ritual,and so many many more . Which part of the UK were you raised. I was raised in Birmingham You looked at my profile? You poor soul, did I scare you ? I spent a great part of my childhood in South America, so I have a cross culture of East Indian, Black (Guyanese, British Guyana) British and Scottish cultures all rolled into one. To say I was confused as a child is making a mild statement, I had to get used to £'s shillings and pence, then there was the American currency combined with the Central Caribbean currencies and the Guyanese currency........Whew!!! Do you remember Tis Was, The Clangers and Button Moon. BTW, I love Birmingham, I'm three quarters of an hour away from you by train. |
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Edited by
flame1cutie
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Thu 07/03/08 06:11 AM
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Going to the creek with my brothers and catching frogs, then going to my folks watermelon patch and braken open a watermelon and eaten it right in the patch thinkin our parents didn't know what we were doing. Great times.
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ahhhhhhhh all the good times where it all go
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When you could get a bag of lemonade sherbet with a lolly for 1cent and a bottle of lemonade for 2cents, a sticky bun cost 1 gill ( a penny)? I miss those days, what do you miss about your childhood.............? Share you memories, please? I had to peek at your profile terminology used was English (From England) Currency used was American and I hardy heard any one talk pound shilling and pence. I was right . You are British what about Saturday Morning Flix, Listen with mother, Bill and Ben and Zpedy and Florance.This time of the Year The Lido,The penny for the guy ritual,and so many many more . Which part of the UK were you raised. I was raised in Birmingham You looked at my profile? You poor soul, did I scare you ? I spent a great part of my childhood in South America, so I have a cross culture of East Indian, Black (Guyanese, British Guyana) British and Scottish cultures all rolled into one. To say I was confused as a child is making a mild statement, I had to get used to £'s shillings and pence, then there was the American currency combined with the Central Caribbean currencies and the Guyanese currency........Whew!!! Do you remember Tis Was, The Clangers and Button Moon. BTW, I love Birmingham, I'm three quarters of an hour away from you by train. I am in california now but I wondered . Have great day 
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ahhhhhhhh all the good times where it all go
That is a hard question, my son (24) and I had a conversation only yesterday when he remembered tying a red tea towel around his neck and played "Superman" in his opinion he thinks his sister (19) has no memories of "good times" or just playing for the sake of playing, he said that children of this era do not know how to play unless they have a toy with a battery in it  .............He's right !
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ahhhhhhhh all the good times where it all go
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ahhhhhhhh all the good times where it all go
Speak for yourself...............I'm still a kid !
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The endless amount of time, and energy that us kids had. It seemed there was 48 hours in each day, and I had something to fill everyone of them.
Knowing everyone's name on my street. Not having any cares other than being home on time for lunch and dinner. Waiting, but not realizing I was, for the Ice Cream Man to come by. Waking at 6am, and looking forward to the day...lol.. Man, that's changed. Not needing an alarm clock, or a watch to know what time it was. |
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I'm froma Different generation...
But i remember getting our first computer... Tamagatchi pets Furbies Pogs Skip-its going FOREVER TMNT in the morning and Tales from the Crpyt before bed and a whole bunch more... |
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