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Technology has advanced to make our lives better but sometimes it feels like its made life worse. Today its hard to live without the internet but back then you didn't need it. People lived their simple lives in ignorance and didn't have to deal with the stress of constant awareness, connection and overstimulation. Technology has been weaponized to make us scared, angry and addicted. All for a quick buck.

I used to do a lot of shopping at Hastings in the 90s and early 2000s. Loved that place. Books, Music, and Video!

Thanks for sharing such a genuine thing. The internet is filled with bullshit these days but this is gold. I'm a 90s kid too. Maybe I should upload some of the old videos I still have.

I miss Hastings. I collect books (I have around 8,000) and Hastings was one of my favorite stores. They had books you just couldn't find at Books A Million or Barnes and Noble.

My oh my. Lotta things have changed and a lotta things have stayed the same.

Awesome as always, glad to see footage of SJC in better days.

I was 14 turning 15 that February.

I see happiness being shared by a loving family. Good times. Thank you for sharing

This is how we indigenous people survive through milleniums, doing with what nature provides. Very simple concept

Wow

This is a weird opening

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Not sure what to say... the story is incredible

Where's this place at?? It looks like Springstep NM.. But I don't know..

Not much had changed in the 70s. I remember. No wayer, no electricity, no phones, just peace and quiet of the winds. We got creative in play. We played with sticks and rocks and actually ate mud pies because we had no food. Never had sweets. No cavities!

Good Afternoon my Native Brothers and Sisters, I’m only 15 o/o Native but I’m proud to share the blood line May our Great Creator bless all of you and protect your Family ❤️🙏

i remember going to the Navajo Xmas in the late 70s while attending Immanual Mission Boarding School,,,, christmas were the best,,, we had an awesome basketball team too, rarely beaten,,, coached by mr, dan spicenger,,,,go falcons!

don and nona peralts, missionaries from back east, i believe Mass. wonderful ppl they were, they stayed until early 80s... we were there in the late 70s, at the time don was in charge of maintenance facilities and nona worked in the kitchen as head cook. Chogi Don is what they kids called him,,, rip the peralts, Home Of the Falcons!

My husband is much older than I by 19 yrs. I always have been with him for 35 yrs now. He was born in the 1950s in a hogan, he is an elder now with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. He don't even have a birth certificate, we have been trying to get one but have been stumped at the vital records office. The only real record is his baptism record with the catholic church and bia cib family card. He needs his state birth certificate for his benefits. So I do my best to take of him with what i can. He shares many of the same stories of his youthfulness, I imagine it would be portrait as in this short film. Thank you for sharing. ❤

Miss my grandma.. RIP..n

👍😞 “good ole days” when grandmas & che’iis we’re proud for wat they had…. Thanks for giving us the color version of experience, thru our own 👀

Hello...?:) Simply can't thank you enough. For a few years now, memories had returned , that I shared with my wife, of following the sheep off of Black Mesa , down down down and around to wind up at the coral by evening. And also in the partition land with Grey Eyes... Will always remember that old wind mill pump at the half way point of the day.... I don't know who enjoyed that freezing water more ,me or the sheep. But "those were the days" ..... Thank you again.

Made me cry. Our start is the same, siblings and cousins…all about unity and enjoying time with our family. Then our thinking changes, not sure if it’s our parents or outside world, but next thing you know, “this is mine, grandma, grandpa, mom, dad gave it to ME. Then comes, “this is our land! Your mom died so you guys need to go back where you came from” lol so odd when you have loved your cousins and relatives but in the end a parent dies and all the years of memories of being family is gone. These feelings were there when we’re kids. Idk if it’s happens to all Navajo families but when a parent dies the family of the deceased is treated like we aren’t apart of the family anymore, then when you ask relatives why your aunts and uncles, their kids & grandchildren are angry or upset bc you miss them but don’t look at your face. One time I was telling a Navajo lady this, and she says, “maybe they used witchcraft or something, now you kids are reminding them of what they did to your parent. Or the other evil is jealousy; it can be over something simple like; you have a better something than themselves, their kids or grandchildren. These happy kids was what we’re going up on the Rez. Summers with the grandparents who loved us equally.

I remember we use to do that when we r herding sheeps and we would be full of dirt when we get home.

Hamburger's 99¢ I want two with fries 🍟 And a large Coke. To go..🙏🎸😋

😮 wow…..Days of No roundabouts…..on Main 👍🇺🇸

That was how or parents did it

This is the kind of TH-cam videos I like to see, just having fun with the camcorder 😄

I never realized how many family trips y’all did after I left home.

Loved KTLA! RIP Sam Rubin 😢

I’m gonna try and make this ! I have watched a few videos on this and I love how basic the is. Awesome video.

Awww..... Ur grandparents are so cute..... I hope u still have them ... There such a blessing..... 🥲🥲

The only true americans

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This was just a couple of months before KTLA rolled out the “Flashpoint” theme and introduced new graphics.

The commercial brings back childhood memories

Thanks for sharing your recording….. on a time honored tradition…..it’s good to see elders and the Honorable future Navajo Prez…..👍

That was many moons ago...

Wow...

Not sure where this was at, maybe near Greasewood, AZ..

Damn, my brother used to make us box at home. Hand wrap up in cloth. 😂😂 Miss u bro. RIP!! 😭😭

Miss those days as a young navajo kid.

Son el remanente que Dios guardó

That was beautiful to see a lovely native woman with a giving heart and lovely smile making fry bread and sharing it without a second thought. This is HUMANITY at its best. We need more of this in the world.

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I'm happy to have a Navajo mother-in-law. When some of her family came to visit I cooked the beans and made the bread. It wasn't until we sat down to eat when they realized she wasn't in the best of health to cook and I had made the meal. If you don't know, impressing a Navajo mother-in-law is difficult.

There were no fat children then

I watched this 3 times. I love it!

I got a chance to try fry bread in Utah. It’s really good. Lovely video.

I can’t believe you did that. I would have died!