Lots of Stories to Tell
Greg BullaLooking back at simpler times and the memories we made
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When the Songs on the Car Radio Were a Sing-Along
Riding around town in the backseat of my parents’ 1977 AMC Matador Station Wagon, the car radio was often a source of entertainment. So when I wasn’t talking a mile a minute about anything and everything that happened that day . . . and tha...
Remembering the AMC Gremlin and the Matador Station Wagon
The family car may not have the same significance nowadays as it once did, seeing as how there are probably a lot more multi-car families than when I was a kid, but I have the best memories riding around in our family cars of the 1970’s, lo...
Saturday's, Suplexes, and Bodyslams: Watching Pro Wrestling as a Kid in the Late 1970’s
“We’ve got a great show for you this week, fans!”
That’s the first thing I’d hear after the theme song finished playing for my favorite Saturday morning pro wrestling show. My entire Saturday was planned around watching wrestling, which ai...
A Green Canvas Tent and a Camping Stove: Family Camping Trips in the late 1970’s
Yes, a green canvas tent. This was long before those easy pop-up style tents became a thing. I’m talking about a big ol’ green canvas tent that would stand up to just about anything . . .
Except probably rain.
My dad used to put this gre...
Stars, Cars, and Cinema: Drive-In Nights of the Late ’70s
Sure, going to the movies really used to be an event, and a family event at that.
Back in the day, when we didn’t have a half-dozen theaters within 15 minutes of each other, all with 10 or 15 screens, it was a big deal to go to the walk-in...
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