When I visited my grand parents as a young child, they had no electricity or indoor pluming on the farm in the 1940s. I still remember when they added on to their house with a “modern” kitchen and bathroom with running water. I am not kidding.
I remember in the mid 70s when we came to visit my stepdad’s uncle in Alabama. I was probably 10 or 11, and I remember when we got in the house asking to go to the bathroom. His uncle pointed towards the back of the house and said “back yonder.”
Electricity? Pal when I was a kid they didn't even have CHARGE cards, but in my house we had a ohm sweet ohm plaque
Yes. My antique football game. Vibrate field when turned on.
Frustrating right off the bat. At least half of toy players showed a round and round tight path. Keystone cops. It remind me of Huskers for the last few years.
When I was very young, I had heard various stories about the outhouse, so I knew the concept. But the first time user was still a different experience!. Looking back, I'm still thankful it was daylight outside! At that young age, nighttime or in the winter would not have been a very pleasant experience.
When those face masks fog up there'll be more of that.
Yes. My antique football game. Vibrate field when turned on.
Frustrating right off the bat. At least half of toy players showed a round and round tight path. Keystone cops. It remind me of Huskers for the last few years.
No, it was the Empire State Building.
