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A very good post. I enjoyed reading this post. I grew up playing pick up sticks and jacks. I watched alot of movies at the drive in theater. Thanks for sharing!
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Wow. Brilliant post xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (I mind these cinema seats)
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Me too. Boy were they uncomfortable!
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hell they did your back in xxx
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How did we ever sit through a double feature in those chairs??
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Ah don’t know how we ever did! Canoodle in the back row either x
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lol
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I loved your ‘Loo’ anecdote on Chris’ blog, Kate.That must have been quite the shock! Wishing you all the best in 2017 ♥
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Thanks Tina! We lived in condemned terraced house in a slum clearance area when I was very small, so everything was falling to pieces! There were holes in the roof and the walls where the terraced house attached to ours had been knocked down. We lived there for nearly 8 years until the local authority finally moved us to a house with an indoor bathroom and a garden!
I can still remember the shock of realising that it was where we were going to actually live!
Best wishes for 2017 to you, hope it’s all you want for yourself and your family xx
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With such a beginning in life, you must be all the more appreciative of the small things, Kate. We had indoor plumbing but little else. Strange thing is, little kids often don’t miss what they don’t have, as long as they’re fed and loved. Nice to share a bit of the past, my friend. đŸ’–
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Thanks Tina, my grandma used to say if you’ve a roof over your head, food in the cupboard and shoes on your feet, you’re not doing badly. I still live by that – everything additional is ‘gravy’! :0)
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True. Although I do admit to wishing for a little gravy now and again đŸ™‚ ♥
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Hahaha nothing wrong with that Tina :0) xx
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