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This is what my parents used till we were grown and moved on. We wore T-shirts under our PJ’s. At the first sign of a cold or flu, they rubbed Vicks on our chests then we put on our T-shirts. The smell was okay for maybe 10 minutes. After that not so much. If we were going to school they would...

Sorry but I don’t think I can live through your remedy! Lol

Please for your own good do try out for this play. So what if you forget your lines. What’s the worst that can happen? I think after perhaps a little prompt your memorizing will snap you out of your fears. You will have time enough to learn the lines. Who cares what the younger people think...

Truly funny! My husband and I laughed out loud when we read the punchline! 😅

Great choice!

There’s nothing like a well planned idea gone wrong! 🥴

First choice was the colored Sunday comics. My dad got to read ALL of the paper and then my older brother then I got to read it. Finally my younger brother got his chance with to read it. When he was done I used my Silly Putty to stretch it out to get the image I liked. Second choice was the...

LMAO! Good one!

We use both. We can’t get out to the stores in person. Groceries and other things get delivered which requires a card. When we send out for something like a pizza we use cash. We don’t keep much of cash in our house, though. It’s what works best for us these days. It’s our reality. 😎

At 72 I never gave up anything other than my Air Force uniform. I still wear jeans and a T shirt. I haven’t been a fan of girlie clothes. As the only girl between 2 brothers I dressed and played with what they played with. Trucks and the old fashioned green Army men. I only wore a dress and...

Reminds me of “I’m ready for my close up Mr. DeMille”

This is the antenna for our older TV sets. When me and my brothers were younger we had the fun (not) of being our parents channel changer and antenna adjusters! When we married 53 years ago this September 10, 1972, we had a cabinet TV that needed the same adjustments. Lol! Didn’t have kids to do...