1. Church Services For many of us, Sunday mornings meant stiff clothes, itchy tights, and the long, quiet stretch of church services. Kids were expected to sit like little angels in the pews, hands folded and mouths zipped, even if […]
1. Liver Liver was always that one dinner that made kids question their entire existence. Your parents swore it was packed with iron and good for your blood, but all you could focus on was the smell wafting from the
1. Carrying Your Own Library Card There was something so official about walking up to the checkout desk, card in hand, and scanning your own stack of books says BuzzFeed. You might’ve even signed the back in your best cursive,
1. The Ancient Mustard Bottle There was always that one bottle of yellow mustard shoved in the fridge door, crusty around the edges and half-empty since ’09. You’d reach for it during a cookout, only to hesitate when you noticed
1. Paper Road Maps There was a time when every glovebox had at least one of these giants stuffed inside, folded in a way that made no sense and never quite went back together right. Someone in the passenger seat
1. Matching Family T-Shirts Remember those brightly colored shirts with your family’s name and the year plastered across the front? They were almost a uniform for reunions in the ’80s and ’90s. Everyone showed up in their matching tee, and
1. Burning Trash in the Backyard Back in the ’50s, it wasn’t unusual for kids to be sent outside with a matchbook and a metal barrel to burn the household trash. Everything from paper to food scraps ended up in
