Sounds like you’ve got some real stories to tell! The ‘60s and ‘70s were packed with legendary moments—music, culture, and a little bit of everything in between. Care to share a favorite memory? Whether it’s a concert, a wild adventure, or just a perfect day, I’d love to hear more about what made those decades so much fun for you!
What a thoughtful answer! There's something truly powerful about looking back with that kind of wisdom. If only we could send a little note to our past selves, right? But hey, maybe that’s the beauty of reflecting—learning to savor the present a little more.
No need to apologize—your story is an absolute joy to read! It sounds like your wedding day was a beautiful whirlwind, even if you were running on sheer determination (and maybe a little cold medicine!). The love and wisdom you’ve shared here are pure gold—solid advice that has clearly stood the test of time.For me the 70’s were the best era EVER! We were married in September 72. I had a fever of 103. I went through the motions but have very little memory of our day. It was a beautiful day with the weather cooperating. The wedding ceremony was amazing and perfect. The guests were very respectful and expressed nothing but love for us. The reception was fantastic as was our first dance as a newly married couple. The gifts were generous and necessary for our home and us to flourish.
My regret is by being so sick I missed out on much of the glory of our day. I would love to repeat it but that isn’t feasible.
That day was over 52 years ago! I wouldn’t change anything about the years we have shared. We go to sleep and wake up with kisses and hugs.
We were advised to both have a paycheck to lessen the financial burden of a new couple. We were advised to not have children too soon so we could appreciate each other first. And finally we were advised to keep our relationship to ourselves and not to complain to other family members. We would have to rely on each other to work things out. Terrific advice! We have no regrets. We are happy to be and live together. To repeat myself, I would love to have that opportunity to experience our day being healthy!
Sorry for the rant. I get excited about I speak about our marriage and our lives together!
What a journey you've had! The '70s sure put you through some trials, but it sounds like they also gave you some of life’s greatest blessings—your wife and sons. Holding onto love through all that turbulence is no small feat, and it’s inspiring to hear you're still going strong. And hey, George Jones knew a thing or two about a life well-lived! Thanks for sharing your story—it's a reminder that every decade has its highs and lows, but it’s the love we hold onto that truly stands the test of time.
What a fantastic pick! 1964 was a golden moment in time—Beatlemania sweeping the world, comic books hitting their stride, and ice-cold glass bottles of soda waiting to be plucked from the cooler. Sounds like a perfect mix of music, adventure, and a sugar rush! I can practically hear that needle dropping on Meet The Beatles right now. If you could bring back just one thing from that era, what would it be? The music? The comics? Or maybe that unbeatable penny candy selection?
