Retro Ramblings
Mickey LeeWant a little nostalgia with your week? Retro Ramblings delivers fresh stories, deep dives, and warm memories from the Gen X era straight to your inbox. Subscribe and reconnect with the stuff that shaped us.
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The Quiet Superpowers of Gen X
If you grew up in Gen X, you already know we have a whole toolbox of strengths younger generations don’t always recognize yet. It isn’t their fault. They just haven’t lived long enough to understand why being raised on a steady diet of Satu...
9/11 Changed the Path Gen X Thought We Were On
For a lot of us Gen X’ers, adulthood was just beginning to take shape when the morning of September 11 arrived. We were in our twenties and some in early thirties, finally stepping into the world with some confidence after growing up in the...
Spencer’s Was the Most Notorious Store At the Mall
If you were a Gen X kid, you remember what shopping felt like before online stores, overnight shipping, and endless options. Most of us grew up with the same lineup of places. Walmart, K‑Mart, Hills, and maybe a regional chain or two. They...
What Happened To Our Fast Food?
There was a time when fast food actually felt magical. If you grew up in the 80s or 90s, you know exactly what I mean. You pulled into McDonald’s, Burger King, Wendy’s, Taco Bell, Hardee’s, or whatever your favorite place was and placed you...
When the Wizard of Oz Was An Annual Event
If you grew up in the 80s or early 90s, you probably remember a time when The Wizard of Oz wasn’t just a movie. It was an event. A yearly ritual. A night when every kid in America seemed to be doing the exact same thing at the exact same ti...
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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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