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In reply to the discussion: Wanna join me in feeling really old? I just stumbled on this list, [View all]Ocelot II
(127,998 posts)24. The ice trays were a bone of contention in my house
because we kids would always forget to refill them and would put them back in the freezer without any water in them. I remember very well what an effort was involved to pull that lever up and break up the cubes, which would sometimes fly all over the kitchen. Later we got plastic trays where you could loosen the cubes by twisting the tray. Now, at last, I have a fridge with one of civilization's greatest inventions, an ice maker.
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LOL! I guess you didn't have a dog who lurked under the table, hoping for a handout.
Ocelot II
Saturday
#3
Good stuff, but hip folk of all ages use clotheslines more these days than last couple of decades.
Bernardo de La Paz
Saturday
#4
I loved my clothesline! I had one until I moved into this community..still have the wooden clothespins
Deuxcents
Saturday
#9
"being told not to seem too smart at school because boys don't like smart girls"
Diamond_Dog
Saturday
#34
In those days of girls having to wear dresses or skirts, we girls often worried more...
3catwoman3
Saturday
#40
Ohioan here. I thought *everybody* had a blanket like that in their car trunk.
Diamond_Dog
Saturday
#26
In Minnesota you not only had a blanket, you had (and still have) a winter kit
Ocelot II
Saturday
#31
Flav-R Straws! I'd forgotten about those. They were terrible but we loved them.
Ocelot II
Sunday
#62