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Re: What WAS in your stocking??
23 Dec 2013, 23:18
Oh magic faraway tree was fab! Moon face! Also loved the Binkle and Flip stories and Mr Pinkwhistle..x
Re: What WAS in your stocking??
24 Dec 2013, 02:26
great question Sue - Callyanna you brought back some wonderful memories because I got most of those things in my stocking.

I thought I was going to get a camera one year, and I was given a rather 'big' present, I remember feeling disappointed, but when I opened it, the brownie camera and flash were sitting inside the box all neatly packaged, I remember feeling delighted and relieved!

You can't buy memories like that.

cheers
Maggie
Re: What WAS in your stocking??
24 Dec 2013, 07:45
just remembered...felt pens and "altair designs": sheets of paper with complex patterns on them that you coloured in to make, er, coloured designs? Sounds uninteresting but I was addicted!
Re: What WAS in your stocking??
24 Dec 2013, 09:04
:shock: @carorees I don't think felt pens were invented when I was a child Lol . I can only remember
wax crayons and coloured pencils :heart: Sue
Re: What WAS in your stocking??
24 Dec 2013, 16:03
I remember those early felt tips - very thick, and if you pressed too hard, they shredded into separate fibres! Also dried out very quickly! Then Pentel came along ...
Re: What WAS in your stocking??
26 Dec 2013, 19:01
izzy wrote: Bringing back lots of memories here. We got small pressies and one big one. Always a selection box. I remember my brother getting a dark burgundy coloured tricycle, the sort with the "boot" at the back. You put stones in it and it rattled like crazy. We were easily pleased back then :wink: I remember my dad made me a desk and chair one Christmas. The desk had a lift up lid for storing stuff. I was well chuffed!

Slightly off topic, but memories flooding back. Who remembers any of these?

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6qTXCLfWDa ... qTXCLfWDaA


Oh @izzy. That was fab! There were only two or three things i didnt recognise out of the two hundred! What wonderful memories!
I am also thinking of : -
Drink a pinta milk a day..and milkmachines that sold cartons of cold milk!
Penny arrow bars in Loadsof different flavours
Sitting on doorsteps and elderly relatives / neighbours saying you will get rheumatism!
rag and bone man shouting Toys for rags! The toy always seemed to be a monkey on a stick!
Chewing gum machines ..Beech Nut chewy or YZ ...picture of an owl on the YZ machine..every fourth turn of the knob gave a free packet of YZ
Playing Kick the can coz you didn't have a football
Knocking on neighbours doors and asking if you could" wheel the baby up and down the street"
XOX
Re: What WAS in your stocking??
26 Dec 2013, 19:05
No stocking here, of course, but I remember having clementines and fruit jelly (and, of course, now I WANT fruit jelly..... will have to ring my dad tomorrow morning to ask him to get me some :grin: ),they could go in some stockings
Re: What WAS in your stocking??
26 Dec 2013, 20:37
:shock: Blimey @CandiceMarie You've got a memory and a half :shock: Great new avatar can't keep up with them
when I look at just that I think its a new person :heart:
Love yours also @Manderley really cute :heart: Sue
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