Nostalgic summer memories for 80s and 90s kids.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- On this episode of The Cassette Phase, we dive into memories of summer in the 80s and 90s. Bikes, Nintendo, trips to the lake, ice cream trucks, summer movies, and more!
Music: Karl Casey at White Bat Audio
Oh, yes! The TV cart was a sight to behold as it was rolled into the classroom on the last day of school. It was party day. Pizza and ice-cream, a movie and play time. It was great! At home it was sprinklers, bikes and friends. When it was a grandparent summer, I would sit backwards on the couch and stare out the window until they got there. At their house I had all manner of fun outside and inside all summer long. I read all the Box Car Children books. I have lots of favorites where music is concerned. My favorite Beach Boys tape was/is, Surfs Up. I still have it and still love it.
I appreciate you stopping by and sharing the memories. Great times!!
Totally Awesome 80's and 90's Nostalgia Bro, I Remember it All Like It Was Yesterday Bro Going to Ames, Erol's and Blockbusters Video Stores Was My All-Time Favorite Memory📼📼📼📼
@@popcorngoregothicgrindhous5820 thank you! Appreciate you watching and commenting. Going to Blockbuster had such a lasting impression on so many of us!
I had Crocodile Mile too, only had like one spot in the back yard where the splashdown pool could be used, but it worked pretty good from what I remember. Would definitely use it again if I still had it, despite my dad bod.
@@jd213_ I would too, dad bod and all! It would probably hurt my back though haha
Pretty cool stuff on here, I might be a little older than you because a lot of the 90s stuff I was starting to become a teen and ya know you couldnt watch certain things or like certain things or kids would bully you ya know. Born in 78 so mid to late 80s was my childhood time. I do remember reading some judy bloom and where the sidewalk ends. And unforgettable one for me was how to eat fried worms. Goosebumps I think I missed out on because I was in my teen years.
I remember that how to eat fried worms book! Never read it but definitely saw it at the library and at book fairs.