Nostalgia game | Imamother

dankbar ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 11:47 am

Blessing, amelia bedelia, and surrendered you all must be in mid to upper 40's

↑ dankbar ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 11:51 am

In third grade , cabbage patch dolls were the rage. Babyland hospital.
We traded Hello Kitty, My melody, hi beary, stationeries
In 4th & 5th grade, country yossi brachos contest was on radio show, country yossi wacko game, tapes with kivi and tuki, magazines with kayla kuchleffel and funny brain games.

Hi li were major long time, but at one point it was click clacks

↑ dankbar ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 11:55 am

Oh we used to squish ten people on floor of station wagon when seat was down, and duck our heads when we saw police. My uncle had station wagon, so when we joined our cousins...

Java ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 11:57 am

American girl dolls
Bop it
Skip its
Ripstik
Sweatbands
Gel pens

↑ scruffy ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 11:58 am

Java wrote:

American girl dolls
Bop it
Skip its
Ripstik
Sweatbands
Gel pens

25?

BatyaEsther ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 12:04 pm

dankbar wrote:

I don’t remember exactly what grade I was in when I went to Toys RUs at 5:30 am with my dad, to wait on line for a CPK, but you were probably born in about 1975-6.

↑ dankbar ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 12:23 pm

BatyaEsther wrote:

I don’t remember exactly what grade I was in when I went to Toys RUs at 5:30 am with my dad, to wait on line for a CPK, but you were probably born in about 1975-6.

↑ Blessing1 ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 1:19 pm

dankbar wrote:

Blessing, amelia bedelia, and surrendered you all must be in mid to upper 40's

Nope, not even close!

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↑ Java

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 1:22 pm

scruffy wrote:

25?

Very very close Very Happy

↑ Amelia Bedelia ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 1:32 pm

effess wrote:

Amelia bedilia are you 49?

Nope, lol. Still have a way to go

↑ Amelia Bedelia ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 1:33 pm

BatyaEsther wrote:

I don’t remember exactly what grade I was in when I went to Toys RUs at 5:30 am with my dad, to wait on line for a CPK, but you were probably born in about 1975-6.

The Cabbage Patch rage was when I was just a baby.

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↑ Amelia Bedelia ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 1:35 pm

dankbar wrote:

Mid-40's?
I think click-clacks and slap bracelets were in when I was in mid-elementary school, probably 5-6th grade.

↑ dankbar ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 1:41 pm

Amelia Bedelia wrote:

Mid-40's?
I think click-clacks and slap bracelets were in when I was in mid-elementary school, probably 5-6th grade.

Yes

Pink Hydrangea

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 1:44 pm

Amelia Bedelia wrote:

Mid-40's?
I think click-clacks and slap bracelets were in when I was in mid-elementary school, probably 5-6th grade.

Great game!

Amelia Bedelia are you 44?

Eta: I just saw your response to effess Laugh

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↑ dankbar ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 1:44 pm

I do remember record players, rotary phones, slide projectors, silver cross huge carrages, that was able to fit in couple of kids at once plus a seat on top

↑ Amelia Bedelia ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 1:48 pm

crossroad wrote:

Great game!

Amelia Bedelia are you 44?

↑ Amelia Bedelia ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 1:50 pm

dankbar wrote:

I do remember record players, rotary phones, slide projectors, silver cross huge carrages, that was able to fit in couple of kids at once plus a seat on top

My mother had the Silver Cross carriage with the seat, she even had a Silver Cross convertible high chair/desk, and we children had a Silver Cross doll carriage- mini version of the baby carriage.

The high chair: https://www.invaluable.com/v2/.....b3a93

https://picclick.co.uk/Silver-......html

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↑ Blessing1 ↓

Fri, Apr 21 2023, 2:02 pm

Amelia Bedelia wrote:

My mother still has the silver cross doll stroller, she can't part with it. It's gorgeous. It's still in perfect condition, she doesn't let the grandchildren play with it...

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Fri, Apr 21 2023, 2:21 pm

Amelia Bedelia wrote:

I feel old!
I remember a world without cellphones and current photocopiers that produced copies in black ink. I remember when teachers used to "run off stencils" that were handwritten/hand drawn, and if they were creative, they did it in three different colors- blue, pink, and green. I remember when personal computers and then scanners and then internet and cellphones were novelties - in fact, I remember using floppy disks in schools when we had computers. I remember fax machines.
*Lisa Frank was popular when I was in about fifth grade.
*A slice of pizza went up to $1
* Mitzvah gum
* Ching-chong (aka Chinese jump rope), with games for some reason named Russian, French.... ("Maza, Faza, Sista, Brudda")
*Our 8th grade teacher had a stack of carbon sheets to copy notes for friends who were absent.
*Sunflower hair accessories in seventh grade
*Only frum publications I remember were the Jewish Press, Olomeinu, and The Jewish Observer. The Yated must have come out when I was a preteen or teen, and Hamodia weekly a bit later. I was married already when Hamodia Daily came out.
* I remember going to the public library to borrow journals for a college research assignment because the internet was not what it is today.
* I remember dial-up internet and "You've got mail!"
*Milk came in cartons and apple juice in glass bottles.
*Unfiltered NYC water was kosher
*No one I knew owned a winterized summer home. Whoever went upstate had dumpy bungalows.

Will add more as I remember more

*A world without Crocs
*Prizes in cereal boxes. Honeycomb once had watches that we all wanted. Our favorite color was pink but for some reason, the pink watches were rare.
*What were CD's? Cassettes tapes and diskettes. We would use pencils to wind up the tape strip of the cassettes if necessary. For that matter, I even vaguely remember records.
*Torah cards! They were amazing and so educational. Such interesting facts about different people/events/places in Tanach. Each card had tons of well-researched details. A shame that they stopped producing them.

I know I'm making it easy, but I'm enjoying this trip down memory lane.

(I wish it's anon-enabled.)

Was I hugged because I'm old? What

I'd guess you're 38.

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Fri, Apr 21 2023, 2:21 pm

Blessing1 wrote:

Nope, not even close!

I guess you're 36.