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Baby Boomers
In reply to the discussion: Where were you when Neil Armstrong walked on the moon? [View all]llmart
(17,070 posts)35. Bet you never forget that for as long as you live...
Those were some exciting/interesting times to come of age, right?
I often wonder if I'm wallowing in nostalgia too much. I understand the psychology of looking back as being more about youth than truth, so we tend to see those times with more wistfulness than it warrants, but hell, even when I try to be objective I still have to say that I am glad I came of age at that time.
The music was the best, I looked great in a mini skirt, we boomers were changing our culture, and the guys in uniform were.....well, I'll just leave it at that
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My (then) husband and I were visiting friends. I kept wishing that they would all be quiet
Arkansas Granny
Jul 2014
#6
I honestly don't remember where I was, although I do remember it happening, of course. n/t
whathehell
Jul 2014
#15
In a tent on a mountain in West Virginia where there were no phones, no raidos, no
1monster
Sep 2014
#18
My grandmother kept a trailer parked on a lake in northern Minnesota, and
Lydia Leftcoast
Nov 2014
#20