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Then we have Kid’s Stuff that readers recall. It brings back memories of cops and robbers, cowboys and Indians, baseball cards, tape covered baseballs, the play yard at school and the old swimming hole. No memories can match those days. Another is Getting Around, where readers share stories of fat tired bicycles, skateboards, scooters, soapboxes, rumble seats, getting a drivers license and their first cars. Those are really personal memories. We also have a category about Travel Memories, where readers send in stories of things that happened on trips over less than perfect roads, to places that were not so overly safe as today, and maybe stayed at fun places that today’s travelers would consider too rugged. Can you recall your worst trip ever?? Getting lost?
Another category is It Happened at Work, where many of us spent a good part of our lives. The stories cover strange bosses, weird rules, lucky events, and disappointments. It covers working when it was fashionable to work and is a fun trip down the nostalgia trail. You have probably said, “It was a good company when I worked there.” Others say the same.
There are many other categories, as well. Books I Recall reminds us of great old books from Ferdinand to The Bobbsey Twins. High School Daze is rich with the events of a time which we thought was the high point of our lives! The same is true of My Old Gang, Uncle Sam Wants You and Holiday Stories and many more. Each is a small story that was a page in someone’s life, and each will recreate a memory just for you.
Please enjoy these memories and share a few of your personal pages with our readers so they recall their story as well. We also suggest our Your Life Story Tools where you can capture your personal life stories and save them for future generations. I think it is safe to say that our personal Good Old Days will never happen again. Capture them now for the ages.
Throughout
this site you see our JukeBox™ metaphor as the primary
navigational tool.
We sincerely hope that you appreciate both its visual
association to"My Life BackWhen" and its usefulness as an easy, intuitive navigational
tool.
Site navigation
tip: Due
to the volume of pages available through this site,
it would be possible to get 'lost' deep into the material.
Therefore, we
designed the site to help you get 'Home'.
Simply close windows (as many as necessary) until you find the BackWhen
homepage waiting for you under all the other pages you
have visited.
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