1. Strict Bedtimes Without Exceptions Back in the day, bedtime was non-negotiable. Kids were expected to be in bed by a specific time, no matter what. Rain or shine, birthday parties or family gatherings, once the clock struck the set […]
1. “Groovy” Back in the ’60s and ’70s, “groovy” was the go-to word for anything cool or exciting. It carried a certain laid-back, hippie charm that fit perfectly with the era’s counterculture vibes. If you still find yourself slipping “groovy”
1. The Price Is Right‘s $1 Million Loss The excitement on The Price Is Right is usually heart-pounding, but one moment left everyone speechless for an entirely different reason. Contestant Michael Stouffer made it all the way to the Final
1. Chuck Cunningham from Happy Days Chuck Cunningham is perhaps the most infamous case of a disappearing sitcom character. He was the older brother of Richie Cunningham, appearing in the first two seasons of Happy Days. In the early episodes,
1. Morgan Freeman for Visa: The Unlikely Choice When we think of Morgan Freeman, we typically picture him in serious roles, lending his deep, authoritative voice to everything from nature documentaries to action-packed thrillers. So, when he appeared in a
1. Never Calling Adults by Their First Name Remember when calling an adult by their first name was practically a crime? You had to tack on a “Mr.” or “Mrs.” no matter what, even if they insisted otherwise. These days,
1. Sticking With One Job for Life Boomers grew up with the idea that if you landed a good job, you stayed there until retirement. Loyalty to a company was a badge of honor, and switching jobs frequently was seen
