12 Things Every ’70s Kid Had in Their Lunchbox
In the 1970’s kid’s lunches were both interesting and exciting and sometimes came in themed metal lunchboxes that featured popular TV shows and movies. ... Read…
Read storyJune Hartwell is the editorial persona for Then & Now at Should We Watch, exploring familiar objects, old routines, and the ways everyday life has changed. The focus is on specific details and historical context, without treating every generation’s experience as the same.
In the 1970’s kid’s lunches were both interesting and exciting and sometimes came in themed metal lunchboxes that featured popular TV shows and movies. ... Read…
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Read storyWell, folks, you won’t believe what some of those everyday items from our grocery shopping trips in the 1970s are worth today! While we ... Read more
Read storyBack in my day, shop class was where we learned to work with our hands and create something real. It wasn’t just about building ... Read more
Read storyThe 1970s were a revolutionary time for hairstyles, when both men and women pushed the boundaries of personal expression through their locks. From the ... Read more
Read storyRemember when a dollar actually meant something? I was reminiscing the other day about how far our pocket money used to go back in ... Read more
Read storyRemember walking down those squeaky-floored supermarket aisles in the ’60s and ’70s, when every shelf seemed to hold a treasure we can’t find anymore? ... Read more
Read storyRemember watching our moms somehow keep everything running like clockwork without smartphones, apps, or digital calendars? Those wonderful women were masters of organization, using ... Read more
Read storyWell, wouldn’t you know it – all those “worthless” toys and comics our parents told us to throw away are now worth a small ... Read more
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