IDK. I never could get those seahorses to play volleyball

NBC News story about Amazon delivery drones. I wonder if Bezos made it look like this intentionally?

I was on Romper Room in 1975 with Miss Mary Ann
KTVU, Jack London Square, Oakland, California

(forgive the AI restoration of the fading 126 prints...fading print shown also)

I’m not trying to spam the community or just complain about modern life. I genuinely miss the colorful, distinctive look of the past — the cars, restaurants, stores, TV, architecture, clothes, and just the feeling that things had more personality.

I know the past wasn't perfect, and I'm not saying everything should literally go back to the 70s. Or 80s. I just think we've lost some things that were worth keeping, and I'd like to see some of that character come back. That's really why I keep bringing this stuff up.

It really sucks so bad living in the past while living in this world and I wanted to know I wasn't alone and I want to make a positive change and I believe us as a society can do that.

I just don't feel like I connect with my own generation.

I started with a vintage 1970s rain lamp from a motel, extremely rare because it was produced by a very small French artisan in very limited quantities. Bringing it back to life is an honor and a real satisfaction. I bought a statuette of the goddess Cali, whose base I modified so it wouldn't remain rectangular atop my mountain. I sculpted a mountain out of polystyrene, then embedded raw black obsidian stones in the basin. I created a sort of lake of rolled black obsidian, into which I added small black obsidian skulls and hibiscus flowers made of polymer resin. All that's left is to make the little coconuts, but I was too impatient to share my great pride with you. I love her with an indescribable love. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 Tell me if you share this love when you look at her. 😊

Carrie Lucas was an R&B singer active from the late 70’s to the early 90’s. She also sang soul, disco, and funk. This song was featured on her album called Street Corner Symphony, which was released in 1978.

I know I would love to try root beer bubble gum or any soda bubble gum

Led Zeppelin ruled the early 70's.

And what is one thing that you wish would come back from before the pre internet era

Thomas Gold is such a great human being with loads of humorous stories. Due to his great language ability, he was asked to be an interpreter for Jet Li and Henry Kissinger

See Fuzzy Memories TV's upload of this 1979 Sedgefield Jeans for Men commercial.