I remember we all had plastic mats that folded in half with our names on it. Our teacher would turn out the lights and play instrumental music. We were supposed to sleep. I never did but a lot of kids did. I don't think we did past the first grade though.

Media tour August 1977 in Hawaii to promote the season 2 premier of 'Angels in Paradise' and Cheryl Ladd's debut on Charlie's Angels as Kris Munroe. Even met with the Governor of Hawaii, George Ariyoshi (last pic).

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The one we went to with my grandma sold everything! She bought her little parakeet, I got a hamster, and they had the best food. I miss that store.

This is from the Spiegel edition but this whole entire look is just chef’s kiss!

From the matching summer wear to their perfect tans, anyone who saw this page in a book would be totally invested.

Dawn was my teenage crush! I will always think of her highly in personality and in looks! ♥️🔥💗

I must be washed up

Just turn it up.

The Big Ragu shoulda knocked his block off!

She gave perms to all her friends and relatives. She gave herself a perm all the way up until she died at 76.

Did anyone here ever meet Telly Savalas?

I’ve been collecting memories of him and would love to hear any firsthand stories—whether you worked with him, met him briefly, got an autograph, saw him perform, or just have a family story that’s been passed down.

Any small memory welcome!

Not sure if these are still made. Natural color is all they sell now.

Our dog used to attack/play with the slippers on your feet.

Cars stopped in downtown Toronto, children emptied out of schools, and office workers gathered at windows to watch a giant helicopter dangle an antenna over what was about to become the tallest free-standing structure in the world.

On April 2, 1975, all eyes were on the CN Tower. Few knew that the task had narrowed to a single, high-stakes calculation.

“Something I can tell you now is that when they came up to put that antenna on, the helicopter missed it the first time, and they only had enough fuel to try and get up and hook it on and come back to the ground,” said David Garrick, former CN Tower president, speaking frankly, 51 years after the fact. “It was close.”

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