1970s USA – Forgotten Home Decor of the 70s #Video
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Description
Join me for a trip back in time to remember how we lived back in the 1970s!
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iotus2
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My sister made a bunch of afghan blankets for our furniture - toilet lids with carpet on them - we even had a red shag carpet in our living room!
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Kathy
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I'm glad that I didn't grow up in a house with such ugly colors and patterns.
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mercedes
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Great-fun-video!
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D Undlin
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That was embarrassing to watch, but so true.
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Becky
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I loved this era! Today everything seems to be white or gray... neutral.. I use my splashes of color ..makes me happy...Alll homes I knew growing up in this era were awesome! Well done Mel this was fun!!
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Mary Jane
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My house growing up wasn't current with the trends, nor was most of my friends houses. I am grateful for that as most of them were pretty ugly.
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Paul
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Very much enjoyed !
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Rachel
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Ugly!!!
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oldtom9
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This is a fun retrospection. For those of you who have endeavored to sit in a conversation pit, the lack of a grab rail made them suitable only for the people with good extensibility. To wit, this was a good way to break a limb while entering or exiting the pit. Lots of good memories whether or not we would want these decor items again! Thanks for a fun video!
