Who had this in their living room?

Who had this in their living room?

Parents had one if these for years until it ripped . What a great memory .

u/SantaTony65 — 11 days ago
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A staple in our house

TV guide was a fixture in our house , not only did it serve as a TV guide , but a coaster, fly swatter etc.

u/PrizeInvite3322 — 1 month ago

Dunder ?

Dunder is the original 1823 Dutch name for the reindeer that is known as Donner today.

The Original Name

First appearance: The 1823 poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas" (widely known as "'Twas the Night Before Christmas") first named the reindeer.

Dutch roots: The original text used the names Dunder and Blixem.

Meaning: In Dutch, these words translate directly to "thunder and lightning".

u/SantaTony65 — 2 months ago

Smell that smell... remember

What smell brings back the memory of the old fashioned holiday to you? Mine, Italian wedding soup. We'd pull into Grandma's driveway you could smell it from that basement stovetop. Grandma and Great Grandma up all night , what a great memory . That smell triggers that memory every time.

u/SantaTony65 — 2 months ago
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Chicago and Al Green - Tired of being alone (1973)

Taken from a tv special round Chicago in the Rocky mountains in 1973 with special guest Al Green. Verry musical.... they seem to be having a lot of fun playing.

u/Dark305Kinght — 3 months ago

More of Santa's bad carving

This is why I deliver the toys and the elves make them . Please do not share with the elf union I don't want them to file a grievance. 🎅

u/SantaTony65 — 3 months ago