We rode our bikes everywhere, even after the sun went down

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I made a black widow spider and hid it in the paper cubbie at school. I didn't know the teacher would scream.

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My Dad built this for me one summer and my cousins and I rode it all over the neighborhood.

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All of sudden you'd show up at school and it was marble season.

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Our telephone in the kitchen. When I was a teenager I wrote numbers on the wall all around it.

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Legend City was an amusement park in Phoenix in the 70s. Our own little version of Disneyland.

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A family trip to Nogales resulted in a marionette that was fun until all the strings got tangled.

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In the 1950s a gas station called Bailey's gave away glass pitchers and glasses featuring Arizona Cacti

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Back when TVs were a big piece of furniture. 20"x28" including black wood frame Monosilkscreen print

I ordered these from the back of a comic book. I was shocked that they really did not look like this!

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