luvstoquilt

I remember all of them and I thank you for those memories. It was such a great time to be growing up!

Mickie612

Oh geez, I am older than dirt. There goes my day. The only thing I can say is it makes retirement easier because I know how to cope with no money.

kateyb

14. OMG We did have a TV when I was 7. Dad was into all new things mechanical, electrical. i used to go with him to buy new tubes for the TV and the radio.

Lindsey

We had bread delivered too. I remember the huckster coming with horse drawn wagon too. however I may be older then dirt but we lived in the city and thats the way it was.

vivoaks

Well, I figured it was so, but now it's official - I'm older than dirt! We also used to get milk in the cafeteria at school in miniature glass milk bottles with a flat, cardboard "stopper" that we saved by the hundreds in order to get a chance on a bicycle at the annual Dairy Festival Parade!

quiltaroni

I am an older than dirt person

GloBug

I'm older then dirt, only our milk was not delivered we had to get it from the cow,and the eggs were in the nests you had to gather them as well.

jahaper

Well I'm also older than dirt. I remember my uncle pasturizing the milk. My kids (29 and 27) didn't know what that was. How about the garters we wore to hold up our nylons. We had to work out in the fields during the summer to make money for school clothes.

c joyce

Not only did we have to ask permission to leave the table, we had to thank our Mother for the good meal.

BarbaraSue

Gees, am I that old? I knew all 15!
Now I didn't get the RC bottle with holes in it. That one went right by me. My Mom and Grandma's used a bowl of water and stuck their hand in it and sprinkled the clothes.
Thank for the memories.:)