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noonereal 06-22-2012 08:11 AM

45 years
 
45 years since the summer of love.

How old do you feel now? :p

Oerets 06-22-2012 08:15 AM

Older now, but still truck'n along......




Barney

merrylander 06-22-2012 09:50 AM

Eighty-one, what do you expect?

icenine 06-22-2012 10:07 AM

Is that you in your Avatar Merrylander? Or is that some long forgotten New Deal wonk? lol
Im 49 I was 4 years old when Sgt Pepper came out...I do remember our red Ford Falcon stationwagon...my Mom actually could drive that thing even though it was a stick shift...

merrylander 06-22-2012 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by icenine (Post 108588)
Is that you in your Avatar Merrylander? Or is that some long forgotten New Deal wonk? lol
Im 49 I was 4 years old when Sgt Pepper came out...I do remember our red Ford Falcon stationwagon...my Mom actually could drive that thing even though it was a stick shift...

Lester Bowles "Mike" Pearson, Prime Minister of Canada who instituted the Single Payer healthcare plan and 1957 Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.

BlueStreak 06-22-2012 10:32 AM

I was three during the "Summer of Love".

CarlV 06-22-2012 10:41 AM

I was in the 7th grade, yep that was a long time ago. It is nice that the Haight Ashbury has made a commercial comeback from being a good place to get stabbed and robbed like in the 80's and into the 90's a bit.


Carl

icenine 06-22-2012 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by merrylander (Post 108590)
Lester Bowles "Mike" Pearson, Prime Minister of Canada who instituted the Single Payer healthcare plan and 1957 Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.

Thanks! I knew it had to be a good guy!:)

bobabode 06-22-2012 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by CarlV (Post 108596)
I was in the 7th grade, yep that was a long time ago. It is nice that the Haight Ashbury has made a commercial comeback from being a good place to get stabbed and robbed like in the 80's and into the 90's a bit.


Carl

Seventh grader in 68-69, too. My older brothers went to Woodstock, I begged and pleaded to go with 'em. Parents said, "No, it isn't the place for a seventh grader." They were right, I probably would've tried the brown acid.:rolleyes: I did attend every protest that I could get to in Wash.D.C. during the next few years. Soaped a few public fountains, waded in the relecting pool next to the Lincoln Memorial. All that normal adolescent crap one does. :D

Boreas 06-22-2012 11:25 AM

Summer of '67 I was in the Army at Ft. Myer, VA outside Washington, DC. I was in the "infantry", in the "Old Guard", as a toy soldier parading around for the generals and politicians and... burying my brothers in Arlington National Cemetery. Not much love for me that summer although, in the autumn of that year, I was blessed with my first child, a daughter named Jennifer. That brought considerable love into my life.

John


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