I don' think that there is a female over the age of 13 who can't relate to this wonderful Kotex ad in the May, 1970 edition of Seventeen Magazine.
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can you take me back where I came from?
About Me
- sugarpie honeybunch
- retro-obsessed mother of five who loves living in the past.
groovin'
I grew up in the Age of Aquarius at a time when everything in our culture was rapidly evolving. A deeper person might approach that from some kind of philosophical or metaphysical perspective. Fortunately, I'm quite shallow and happily content myself with the superficial trappings of the time period. The 50's, the 60's and beyond .... baby, everything is uptight and out-of-sight!
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i ain't nothing if i ain't eclectic
retro to go-go
- agence eureka
- bedazzled
- big happy funhouse
- bob+dusty's whirl-a-go-go
- classic television showbiz
- falalalala.com
- gnome-n-birdy
- institute of official cheer
- lileks
- lulu's vintage
- modmom
- moxie
- my house is cuter than yours
- neato coolville
- pcl linkdump
- pop culture junk mail
- pop-culture artifacts
- retro to go
- retrolounge
- retrospace
- roadside america
- scrubbles.net
- secret fun blog
- something old, nothing new
- square america
- tack-o-rama
- tattered and lost ephemera
- the girl can't help it
- tick tock toys
- tiki ranch
- ultra swank
- vintage ads journal
i love pretty things made with lots of glitter
my peeps
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Thanks to Eve Recinella, Christy Lyle and Zoe Pearn for permitting me to use elements from their wonderful digital scrapbooking kits "Bubble-icious" and "Electric Boogie" at Sweet Shoppe Designs to create my banner.
1 comment:
Is that Marsha Brady? "Marsha, Marsha, Marsha!"
I have those glasses, by the way. Someday they'll come back in style . . .
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