I tried a lot of the major clumping litters, both the multi-cat versions and the other variations. It was always the same thing, the clumps fell apart as I was lifting them out.
I still have my view master in the attic. It must be 50 years old.
Yep. They sure do. They might not refer to them as that though. Babydolls are more often nighties now with retailers like Victoria's Secret and such. If you search Amazon, you'll see them come up both ways.
Corn flakes once came out with dried banana slices in it, I really liked them. I think of it whenever I add fresh bananas to my flakes nowadays because fresh bananas don't last. I also miss Mars candy bars.
I had a friend who had one, I always liked it.
And he sews beautifully, too. I can hardly sew on a button. He's made several sets of matching shirts for us, plus curtains, pillowcases, pillows, an adorable adult-size cat's head purse, bedspreads, blouses for me (quite a challenge), shirts for himself, clothes for our late granddaughter, cat toys (of course), stuffed animals, and lots more. He has a top of the line sewing machine and serger. He does not, however, quilt. He's learning to cook very well, too.
Add to that being a second-degree brown belt in Issynrhu karate at age 70, and he's quite a guy.
Wow! Congrats to you both & give him a big ole hug and a kiss for me & have him give you one too! 
I have an old one, they still make new ones.
Platform shoes for men.
I had a couple of pairs in 1971 or thereabout.
One pair was green, which combined with green velour extra large bellbottoms made me look a bit like Gumby.
I found these on a Halloween costume website.
This is what they sell today. (Snicker!)
Oh My,
I remember those shoes!!! The guy I was dating wore these popular polyester shirts
by Nik-Nik, I think that was the brand. A lot of the guys at the discos wore them.
The style hung on well into the early 1980s in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, interestingly.
Walgreen's sells Zagnut bars. I bought a couple a few weeks ago. I don't think they taste like they used to. They seemed a little sweeter. Still, it was cool to find them again.As a child I loved Zagnut candy bars. Your thread made me think of them again so I did a search. Turns out they were made by the Clark Co. but are now manufactured by Hershey, (I'm sure they don't taste the same).https://www.oldtimecandy.com/walk-the-candy-aisle/zagnut
They used to be so good.
Yes, they really messed up the Reese' cups.I remember Zagnuts, Marathon bars, Sugar Daddies, Sugar Mamas, and Sugar Babies too. Do they still have Chunky bars? I remember thinking they should only charge 5 cents for it instead of 10 because it was smaller than a regular bar.
I still haven't gotten over that Reese's cups don't taste the same as they did in the 60's and 70's. It seems like it changed whenever they went to the shiny plastic orange package. It used to be wrapped in parchment like paper. The recipe must have changed when they changed packaging and I resent that highly.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who fondly recalls how good Reese cups USED TO BE! I might still get one every now and then hoping they've decided the older recipe was best, but I always get disappointed. I've gotten some Reece cups where the peanut butter was dried like chalk! And it wasn't past expiration either.Yes, they really messed up the Reese' cups.
Yes I have one. It's all I can afford. It was $15.00.Do they still have flippy phones? I've gotten used to my flat surface but it was easier to text using buttons rather than a slick surface. I miss the buttons.
Years ago when smart phones first started becoming popular, I was at Verizon (formerly Bell South Mobility) looking for another flippy phone. I overheard a couple talking to the salesman about internet capability on a cell phone. I rolled my eyes and said to myself 'how ridiculous!" Seriously, I was digusted. Now I have one.
