Retro Ramblings
Mickey LeeStories from growing up in the '80s and coming of age in the '90s.
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Pastels, Polished Shoes, and Easter in the Late ’80s
Easter in the late ’80s brought its own kind of excitement, and most of it started with the clothes. Every kid knew the deal. At some point in March, a parent came home with a department‑store bag from JCPenney, Sears, or maybe Hills, and i...
Neon, Chaos, and the Wall of Death
Every once in a while, I remember that Rollergames was a real television show and not something I hallucinated after eating too many pizza rolls. It aired in 1989, which explains everything. That was the year America collectively decided su...
The Dreadnoks Could Have Been My Uncles
G.I. Joe was the center of my childhood universe. Not just my favorite action figure line, but my favorite toy line, period. My older brother had a few Joes, but he guarded them like state secrets. I was not allowed to touch them. All I cou...
Thirty Lives and a Dream
When I was a kid, there were video games I liked, video games I loved, and then there was Contra. When it hit the NES in 1988, it felt like a lightning bolt. Kids whispered about it on the playground like it was a secret test of courage. It...
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A child of the '70s who grew up in the '80s, and came of age in the '90s. These are my stories of growing up in the southern Appalachians.
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