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2006-05-10 6:47 PM If you were a little girl in the 70's... This goes back to one of my previous posts, 'That's Some Good Stuff". I received these in an e-mail today, and when I read them I almost cried - these describe me almost perfectly!! Scary!
-------IF YOU WERE A LITTLE GIRL IN THE 70s... > > > You had that Fisher Price Doctor's Kit with a stethoscope that > actually worked. > > > You owned a bicycle with a banana seat and a plastic basket with > flowers on it. > > > You learned to skate with actual skates (not roller blades) that had > metal wheels. > > > You thought Gopher from Love Boat was cute. > > > Love's Baby Soft was the first "real" perfume you ever owned. > > > You had nightmares after watching Fantasy Island ----- De Plane, De > Plane > > > You had rubber boots for rainy days and Moon boots for snowy days. > > > You had either a "bowl cut" or "pixie," not to mention the "Dorothy Hamill" because your Mom was sick of braiding your hair. > > Your Holly Hobby sleeping bag was your most prized possession. > > You wore a poncho, gauchos, and knickers. > > > You begged Santa for the electronic game, Simon. > > You had the Donnie and Marie dolls with those pink and purple satiny > shredded outfits. > > > You spent hours in your backyard on your metal swing set with the trapeze. > The swing set tipped over at least once. > > You had homemade ribbon barrettes in every imaginable color. > > > You had a pair of Doctor Scholl's sandals (the ones with hard sole & > the buckle). > > > You wanted to be Laura Ingalls Wilder really bad; you wore that little House on the Prairie-inspired plaid, ruffle shirt with the high neck in at least one school picture; and you despised Nellie Olson! > You wanted your first kiss to be at a roller rink. > > Your hairstyle was described as having "wings" or "feathers". > You know who Strawberry Shortcake is, as well as her friends, > Blueberry Muffin and Huckleberry Pie. > > You carried a Muppets lunch box to school and it was metal, not plastic. > > You and your girlfriends would fight over which of the Dukes of > Hazzard was your boyfriend. > > Every now and then "It's a Hard Knock Life" from the movie, "Annie" > will pop into your brain and you can't stop singing it the whole day > > It was a big event in your household each year when the "Wizard of Oz" would come on TV. > > You often asked your Magic-8 ball the question: "Who will I marry - > Shaun Cassidy, Leif Garrett, or Rick Springfield?" > > You completely wore out your Grease, Saturday Night Fever, and Fame soundtrack record albums. > > You tried to do lots of arts and crafts, like spinart, decoupage, or > those weird potholders made on a plastic loom. > You made Shrinky-Dinks and put iron-on kittens on your t-shirts! > You used to tape record songs off the radio by holding your portable > tape player up to the speaker. > You couldn't wait to get the free animal poster that came when you > ordered books from the Weekly Reader book club. > You learned everything you needed to know about girl issues from Judy Blume books (Are you there God? It's me, Margaret)... I must, I must, I must increase my bust... :) > You thought Olivia Newton John's song "Physical" was about aerobics. > You wore friendship pins on your tennis shoes, or they they were > longer than you were tall. > You had a Big Wheel with a brake on the side, and a Sit-n-Spin. > You had subscriptions to Dynamite and Tiger Beat. Read/Post Comments (0) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top |
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