Patio Mystery
Finally, I’ve solved the mystery of “Where did my parents get their patio furniture in 1975?” The answer is Sears, which considering we only had two department stores in town, really wasn’t that much of a “whodunit”.
Finally, I’ve solved the mystery of “Where did my parents get their patio furniture in 1975?” The answer is Sears, which considering we only had two department stores in town, really wasn’t that much of a “whodunit”.
There isn’t a single one of these I wouldn’t proudly display in my home.
It’s a bank holiday here but instead of enjoying my swell new patio set, I’m stuck with moving chores. Booo.
Duct Tape sold separately (but recommended)
From the “Why God? Why?” bathroom collection….
I have a soft spot for TV trays, mainly because they whisk me back to my grandparent’s apartment and was the only thing they used not covered in plastic. Seriously, they even had plastic on top of the carpeting.
Just in case you forgot that Star Wars came out in the 1970s, I present the harvest gold bed and curtain sets. May the funk be with you…
The fad of carpeting the kitchen didn’t take off in the 1970s. While not as gross as carpeting the bathroom, it’s sole benefit were the deeply hypnotic patterns often made you forget why you were in the kitchen, thus discouraging snacks between meals.
This is what I imagine Brick Mantooth’s back up bedroom looks like.
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