Okay, here is something to look at if you are ridiculously old and out of date like me. If you have read any of the doll collecting posts or the Pez dispenser posts I am constantly and obsessively posting, then you know I have hoarding disorder almost as bad as my Grandma Beyer, the old string-saver. She had a collection of used Christmas wrapping paper in her basement that went back to the 1930’s. It cost her nothing to collect and keep that hoard. She merely had to be loony about never letting anyone tear their wrapping paper when she wrapped presents. So, inspired by that, I have found many ways to collect and hoard many kinds of free collections. This is one I keep on my computer, hijacked images from the internet that remind me of my past.
I’m sorry if you don’t know who or what some of these things are. Drive-ins, Davy Crockett, The Captain and Mr. Moose, NBC in color on Grandma Beyer’s RCA color TV… these are important things from childhood in the 50’s, 60’s, and early 70’s.


Do you know who and what they all are? Does it matter to you like it matters to me? This is just a glimpse of the museum inside my mind. I can’t help it. I am almost 60, and I have been absorbing the detritus of culture since I was four. That’s a lot of images to collect and catalog. Have fun making your own collection. It doesn’t cost anything… as long as nobody sues me over copyrighted images.
Love it from Paladin to Paul Revere and the Raiders to Eddie Munster. I do remember when Tang came out.
I figured you would probably know. But all these kids born more recently than the 60’s… they have no idea what they missed out on.
Except for the Tang part. Not a good substitute on earth for orange juice. Maybe in space, which is where it started…..
What? You mean Tang was supposed to taste like ORANGES? I never knew that. I thought it was made from fruit they found on the moon.
Too funny.
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Here’s a nostalgia post from four years ago, when I was older and more mature than I am now. Wait… What did I say just now?