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Anyone else wish it was 1967 again?...No?

hunkalove · 61-69, M Best Comment
It was a very good year for me. I was 17 and making music.
Fernie · F
@hunkalove your comment took me back to '67 when I was 17 and spent hours and hours in my room playing guitar and writing songs.
hunkalove · 61-69, M
@Fernie I did too! And I had my biggest success as a musician, making money and having a record out. And it was the Summer of Love!
Fernie · F
@hunkalove can I google that???? Can I hear it somewhere? I was a lousy song writer but I sang and played guitar in night clubs for a few years

Peaches · F
Yes, because I was still full of innocence living in the country and swimming in the Atlantic ocean.🌅I lived on an old dirt road back then, I would walk down that hill and jump in the water and swim all summer long❣🤗 I was surrounded by nature and all it's beauty, it was all I loved and needed. I still miss the fireflies in the evening.🌟Now I'm about to cry!!!😢
Fernie · F
@windinhishair that is putting it oh so mildly
windinhishair · 61-69, M
@Peaches That's awesome. I grew up near some wooded areas, but they weren't protected. The stream behind my house was polluted, and now is a protected trout stream. So we do make progress. We just have to maintain it and keep improving, so children of all ages have places of beauty to visit and feed their souls.
Peaches · F
@windinhishair ☮👍🏼🐡🐠🐟
mrmoose · 70-79, M
Peaches · F
@mrmoose I know.😢
Fernie · F
@Peaches That's a very hard thing to carry around all of your life. I've lost people to drugs too but a brother is different
Peaches · F
@Fernie Yes, there's been a few tragic deaths in my family.😞Sometimes I think there's a curse on our family.🌹
NigelDoes · 56-60, M
I was two and have no memory of that year.
Fernie · F
@NigelDoes: bummer
AllAboutLaffs · 70-79, M
Nope ... I was headed to Vietnam then ...
AllAboutLaffs · 70-79, M
@Fernie: Yup .... but the rest of the sixties were pretty much fun ....
Fernie · F
@AllAboutLaffs: I'm so glad you are here to tell the tale ...so's to speak!
AllAboutLaffs · 70-79, M
@Fernie: Thanks so much ....
I certainly loved that period.
It seemed then that a better future was possible, although perhaps it was only because I was too young to recognise the unchanging realities of human nature.
windinhishair · 61-69, M
@Fernie: Sadly, yes, but possibly we can make lemonade from the lemons as we move forward.
@windinhishair: Haha! 😀 We can indeed if we apply our creativity to the solutions. And sometimes appalling events motivate positive change on a larger scale.
windinhishair · 61-69, M
@clothos: You bet it does! This horrible event has woken up many people, so much good may come from it.
windinhishair · 61-69, M
Not really. We were embroiled in the Vietnam War. The two following years, the Cuyahoga River burned in Cleveland, so there was very little environmental ethic. Poverty was high, especially in minority communities. Like any time, there were good and bad things about living then.
That was before my time. But I'd trade right now to be 25 in 1967.
MrsKatherineArch · 41-45, F
No, that was before I was born.
Infoman · 36-40, M
@MrsKatherineArch: same
I was integrating my Catholic school, getting bullied and called names. So perhaps I'd pass. 😏
Peaches · F
@bijouxbroussard I'm sorry that happened to you bb.😞I had a girlfriend that went to Catholic school too and the kids there were all so mean she said.
Infoman · 36-40, M
Couldn't tell ya. Wasn't born until 1985.
FurryFace · 61-69, M
no the 70s i had jobs and a car then
SW-User
I wasn't there.

 
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