and this lady was standing in front of me in line:
Her hair was SO HUGE OMG! It actually looked larger in person. I would've tried to get a better picture, but she was darn close to me and I was trying to be sneaky. I was thinking to myself, "Wow, that is some serious 60s hair." That means she hasn't changed her do in about 5 decades.
Maybe it's one of those things that will come back into style. Her obvious attachment to the 60s got me thinking about what decade I myself identify with.
The 90s. Hands down.
Skip Its
Stick-on Earrings
Giga Pets
Polly Pockets
Tinkertoys
Jelly Sandals
What decade do you identify with? What were your favorite fads of the era?
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What decade do I identify with? Well...probably this one, to be honest. ;)
My Dad hated jelly shoes! My mom would bring us home in them, and he'd throw them away, he said he hated the smell of them. *lol*
Loved all those things!!
Definitely the 90s. I love all those things!
Ah! I miss my childhood! I guess because I grew up in the nineties, I do identify with that decade for the most part.
OMG totally forgot about stick-on earrings. Awesome lol
I love the music of the 90's - I could jam all day to it! I am a child of the eighties and I loved my Cabbage Patch, Popple, My Little Ponies, Jelly sandals and Jelly bracelets, and my favorite show was You Can't Do That On Television!
Oh my goodness! Talk about blast from the past! Giga Pets! Haha! I seriously had like 5 of them! I am an early 90's kinda girl myself, so I know all about the stick on earrings and the jellies and, of course, TGIF Friday nights on ABC! :)
Hahaha ohmygosh polly pockets, jelly shoes and stick on earrings...wowwww I remember those!! :D
awww...I remember all of those things!! :)
I'm not sure which decade I identify the most with..hmmm.
However, I do remember all of those things from when I was a little girl! I am now 14 but it makes me feel old! I even had that pink polly pocket castle with the purple tops!! And I remember my hot pink jelly shoes! And stick on earrings were a big hit.
I can not tell you how many skint knees I had from skipit's. They were awesome.
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