1. Orange and Avocado Green Appliances In the ’70s, the kitchen was all about bold, vibrant colors. Appliances like refrigerators, stoves, and dishwashers came in shades of orange, avocado green, and mustard yellow. These colors were considered stylish and modern […]
1. “We Didn’t Have Google, and We Survived!” Boomers often love to remind younger generations how they navigated life without the crutch of Google and smartphones. It’s almost a badge of honor for them, as if their brains had to
1. The Person With the Coolest House Hosted Everything Every friend group had that one house where everyone naturally gathered, whether it was because their parents were chill, they had the biggest basement, or they had the best snacks. It
1. Colored Bathroom Fixtures There was a time when pastel pink, mint green, and powder blue sinks and tubs were considered outdated relics of the ‘50s and ‘60s. But instead of ripping them out, millennials are embracing these vintage fixtures
1. Always Let the Man Take the Lead Back in the day, women were expected to sit back, smile, and let the man call all the shots. He was the one who asked her out, decided where they’d go, picked
1. Wolfman Jack Known for his deep, raspy voice and wild energy, Wolfman Jack was one of the most recognizable figures in radio history. His career took off in the ’60s, and he quickly became a staple of late-night radio,
1. Tinsel Overload on Christmas Trees Boomers had a serious love affair with tinsel, and they weren’t shy about it. Back in the day, Christmas trees were practically drowning in the shiny silver stuff, with long strands draped over every
