LizzieMaine
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...when you read an article about the resurgence of "retro technology" and it's talking about I-Pods.
...when you read an article about the resurgence of "retro technology" and it's talking about I-Pods.
Like many young people I had a skateboard and while I was no Tony Hawk I would use it to get around when I was a kid. You know you're getting old when you discover that you've completely forgotten how to ride a skateboard!!!!
Find a chiropractor with a decompression tabe. I lived with sciatic pain down my left leg into my heel for months 10 or 12 years ago. Upon completion of a cabinet building job, early and under budget, my employer at the time gave me ten visits to his chiropractor as a bonus. He had one of those tables. A girdle around your hips and another around your ribs are used for intermittent traction of varying force. By the 4th or 5th visit my sciatica was gone. It was 8 years before it returned.when....no matter what position you try your sciatica won't stop.
Grandparents music? Ok, I'm 35, now feeling 70...
Hey, as a teen I knew and enjoyed my grandparents' music. Who *doesn't* love Billy Murray, Aileen Stanley, and the Peerless Quartet?
In my 20s, I listened 80s.
Hey, as a teen I knew and enjoyed my grandparents' music. Who *doesn't* love Billy Murray, Aileen Stanley, and the Peerless Quartet?
My grandparents (both sides) were too poor to own a record player or to buy records so have no idea of just what their music was. My parents being children of the depression were post war aspirational so we owned a record player and a record collection so I learned to love The Platters, The Mills Bros, Tommy Edwards, Eddy Arnold, Tennessee Ernie Ford and of course Bob WillsHey, as a teen I knew and enjoyed my grandparents' music. Who *doesn't* love Billy Murray, Aileen Stanley, and the Peerless Quartet?
I thought about it and realized, that we got 2019 and many of these mommies are younger than me...