Aunt Bea
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The Wonderful World of Disney was another must watch.Yep, I remember when the Ed Sullivan show was 8:00 on a Sunday night, followed by Bonanza.
There must have been a terrible furniture shortage during the 50s and 60s.
The Wonderful World of Disney was another must watch.Yep, I remember when the Ed Sullivan show was 8:00 on a Sunday night, followed by Bonanza.
Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom and Disneyland preceded Ed Sullivan and Bonanza. We only had 3 channels back then in the wilds of Canada, lol.The Wonderful World of Disney was another must watch.
There must have been a terrible furniture shortage during the 50s and 60s.
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I know there is a London in Ontario, so I figured there might be one in the US too. There are a number of them. One of those is in Ohio, which is one of the regions The Modern Milkman website listsI'm amazed that an east coast company in USA delivers to London!
United States
- London, Arkansas, a city
- London, California, a census-designated place
- London, Indiana, an unincorporated community
- London, Kentucky, a city
- London, Michigan, a township
- London, Minnesota, an unincorporated community
- London, Ohio, a city
- London, Texas, an unincorporated community
- London, West Virginia, an unincorporated community
- London, Wisconsin, an unincorporated community
I had a friend from California who could not wrap her mind around walking to the backdoor and coming on in.I remember when the front door was for strangers only. Friends all went to the backdoor.
Odd...where in California? I grew up in California....I had a friend from California who could not wrap her mind around walking to the backdoor and coming on in.
What part of Los Angeles? That's an awful lot of area with some extremely different neighbourhoods. I grew up in a suburb of L.A., which is technically part of L.A. Kids did some sort of hybrid of front door, back door. It depended on the situation. It could be either. Well, we had neighbours with an in ground pool. No going to their back door. We neighbours who had trained guard dogs. No going to the back door at their houses either.@GinnyPNW Los Angeles
And Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom.The Wonderful World of Disney was another must watch.
There must have been a terrible furniture shortage during the 50s and 60s.
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Hmm, I don't actually remember when there weren't freeways in L.A. and I'm older than dirt. So, I had to look it up. The oldest freeway in Los Angeles is the Arroyo Seco Parkway, also known as the Pasadena Freeway, opened in 1940, though a section less than a mile long opened in 1938. The Hollywood Freeway also opened in 1940.I was born in Santa Monica and grew up in Mar Vista and Venice. Long Beach was a freeway drive away...once we got the FIRST freeway in L.A....
I don't remember any freeways before the 405 Freeway. I'm not sure when the part nearest my house was completed...sometime in the 60's...but I have a vague memory of Dad taking us to Long Beach and The Pike amusement park. Back then, we called it the Long Beach Freeway and it was a big deal! I'm betting I remember it more because of where we went.Hmm, I don't actually remember when there weren't freeways in L.A. and I'm older than dirt. So, I had to look it up. The oldest freeway in Los Angeles is the Arroyo Seco Parkway, also known as the Pasadena Freeway, opened in 1940, though a section less than a mile long opened in 1938. The Hollywood Freeway also opened in 1940.
So, are you saying that you remember when there weren't any freeways in L.A.?