Growing Up In The 80s 90s R Blender This generation will never know the true freedom — and neglect — of being an ’80s kid. by danielle henderson. the author and her brother excitedly prepare to spend an entire day riding their bikes in the middle of the street. photo: courtesy of danielle henderson. my 7 year old goddaughter missed her friends a lot over the past year. Shutterstock shutterstock. even though we're listing reasons we’re glad we grew up in the '80s, we’re including dot matrix paper—and for good reason. feeding paper into a dot matrix printer was a masterclass in intense focus and concentration. you couldn't just jam paper in there and hit the print button.
юааgrowingюаб юааupюаб тащюаа80sюаб The Decade With The Greatest Teen Movies тау Sundancetv Growing up in the ’80s taught me all i need to know about friendship. i first met mary the summer before 6th grade at camp caroline furnace. she was tall, thin, and blonde. i was short, pudgy, and brunette. she lived on a farm in rural virginia. i lived in a maryland suburb outside washington, dc. 15 things only people born in the '80s will remember. we can still hear that dial up tone now if you're a 1980s baby, you know what life was like before the internet and cell phones existed. You had the goddamn dewey decimal system. 20. you perfected the note passing technique. 21. if you had a box of these, you were the shit. 22. you knew that the blue part of the eraser was a lie. 23. your social activism was about saving the goondocks. Let’s chat about growing up in the 80s and being an 80s kid. it brings me so much joy to sit down and write to you all the amazing ways life was different back in the 80s. as a child growing up in the 1980s ( i was born in 1975 so the pivotal years of my childhood and teens, from ages 5 to 15, took place in this decade ) our life was vastly.
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