No. They were warning you since the 60’s. It’s all this nostalgic reminiscing about the pretence to the situation were in now that got us here when; like I said, they’ve been warning you since the 60’s. You sit thinking about mummy and daddy when they’d probably sign you up if they seen what your generation let happen today.

Thought-provoking

So true. It's great to be a grandparent but, the grandchildren are growing so fast; Sigh! As you say: soon it will only be a memory.

Yes, without a memory life is sadly diminished ask anyone suffering memory loss, not only short term, but long term memory loss. So sad to grow old and not be able to remember stuff or folks!

And when you're old, all you have is your memories of when you were young. This way you can repeat your stories over and over to your younger family members, until they tell you that they've heard them about a hundred times already!😄

Mason Williams on the present: “Here it ..was.” Such a great guy: wrote “Classical Gas”, humor for the Smothers Brothers, Glen Campbell, SNL and poetry. My favorite quote of his: “I never realized how mediocre the world was until I got involved with some of its supposedly top people.” That one is even more true today.

before they invented planned obsolescence...

WOW, a 60 year old ink ribbon that still works. that's way better the ink cartridges in my copier/printer/fax machine.

I'm not trying to be a smart ass, but how are you finding replacement ribbons? My mother has a 1940's Royal that she bought back in the '70's at a garage sale. We'd love to get it working.

Jason McCann that is great I’m jealous.

And its obsolete....get use to it

Agree!! Born early 50s, and am happy to have lived during that amazing decade!!

Hi Cindy,,, Ronya Swaim here...... Love your last name.. i married into the Swaim family years ago... good to see there is more of us,, lol

we all live in Alabama

Me too, and yes!

Arguably the greatest generation.

72 also. It just seemed like a happier friendlier time. If you forgot to lock your doors there was rarely any problems. Cars didn’t have alarms and no security systems. ☹️ I miss the trust in those days

And it would be nice if you was back in time that you were younger also

@@kxp.1496 Yes…that would be an added bonus 👍🏻😊

@@kxp.1496 it sure would! I remember at about 12-13 we wished we were older. Well here I am wishing I was younger 💔

@@precisionbrown6829 So true 😊

Very true. Lots of jobs & friendly neighbors and very few perverts.

We had three channels also… 3, 6 and OFF! My dad used to pick the third one if Sis and I bickered over what watch! lol

"black & white tv" No racism back then....

You're deluded.

I'm with you, as my dad was born in 1914 and was 43 when I was born. But he and mom had done so many things worthy of books...I tried for a lifetime to get them to tell stories, but ended up with peacemeal, as they might talk for a few minutes on any given day and then stop/lose interest/or somehow feel like it was bragging to repeat any tales? they were definitely cut from another cord...but i do note the '50's faced a long recession and was dealing with Polio. And you could even catch it swimming in pools. And Sputnik was a matter of "the commies" vs. our national pride. And Eugene Mccarthy was making a name for himself by calling out any potential followers of said party. He was not a man of very much conscience, even though he did have some common threads of truth in his attacks. I wish someone would've told him he used the wrong word. Communism can never work-as human beings are too selfish/to greedy/to self-indulgent to ever work together in the long run while collecting equal pay. There will always be some who demand more than everyone else...and that's where socialism comes in. And we're now seeing the despots replace that political philosophy. Does this sound familiar" "there can be only one"...such a great line from a "B" movie in the 1980's...but you all know who hose leaders are!

Don't forget the great Ricky Nelson!

not for people who look like me

@@kennethmcbride1790 sorry to hear that.

@@kennethmcbride1790 that's very true! The 50s weren't good for everyone! I hope we are moving to a more inclusive society. We need everyone!

Never been on a train and have always wanted to. It would be nice to take a train through the mountain.

Indeed you were brave

I started school in '53. How's your daughter doing now?

Sounds like a thrilling adventure to me and it's a pleasure to know that nonagenarians too use KZfaq.

Remember taking my then 2 year old on a train to Widnes ( had to get off at Runcorn) in the early 90s, older women telling me, how brave I was to be travelling the country alone, just me and my daughter, off to see her nan and dad ( before I moved up there and we got married) strange how the older folk even these days think that some things the younger women do is so daring and brave. It's a train, only travelling from South Worcester to the North West, I didnt think it was brave or unusual... although to be honest I dont think many people go much further than their town centre and feel as if they have survived a major threat to life and limb. I loved getting on the train on a Tuesday and returning on Sunday, even my now 29 year old daughter, remembers those journeys, fondly

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@@johnnygarcia7882 ?!?

when I take my daughter looking into Antique Shops and Stores , she tells me , "Mom , you already have all this old stuff. "..😂😂😂

Electric can opener...?....yup...still working

I agree. I now get 100% of my entertainment from KZfaq. Favorite channels and video creators. My wife has about 12 favorite TV shows. I sit next to her but with Bluetooth headphones and either my cell or tablet to view. We’re both happy that way. It’s nice getting real news too. It can be found just not from any network.

It is currently 2:18 as I'm reading through these comments.

KZfaq is amazing. Probably the best vehicle to connect people and times.

12 : 53 am time I read comment.

2:13 for me lol

Tying a rope to a big tree and swinging on it. We just made up games

Ur age?

50s - optimism, 60s - sex revolution, 70s - wackness, 80s - no identity, 90s - optimism, dawn of the Internet, 0s - muslism invasion, 10s - dawn of PC culture, 20s - collapse of PC culture 50s optimism is attributed to the end of the War. 90s optimism thanks to cultural maturity from 70s and 80s, technological advance, and thanks to Regean economy. The cancerous PC culture we are experiencing right now, largely due to the worst president ever: Osama, what a disgrace.

And unfortunately, that nostalgic era was 100% evil and racist per the Progressive Left. The 1950s will soon be obliterated with all decades back to 1776 as the DemonRats re-write American history.

@@seanleith5312 the 70s and 80s were nothing short of amazing kid, keep dreaming

@@seanleith5312 If you want to come to some agreement on having more positive solutions for the future and less pitch fork brigades about the past ? Then yes we can do something . But marinating in nostalgia for the past with dystopia for the future ... IS THE CANCER that will kill our future if left un checked. So I'm sorry to say , since it looks like to many are willfully stuck in that rut ... The 50's will be getting CANCELLED !

not for people who look like me

@@kennethmcbride1790 ....IT'S A BRAIN THING...STOP BEATING THE HORSE! MOVE ON..

@@kennethmcbride1790 Get over yourself, pal. Not everything is about black people. I should mention, though, that the black family was in MUCH better shape back then. Mull that over for a while.

I grew up in the late 70s and 80s. I wouldn't change it. My dad though would go on about how great it was to be a kid in the 50s and teen in the 60s. I still wouldn't change my time line. 😊

@@kennethmcbride1790 You're talking (and probably thinking) just the way some politicians want you to think so they can exploit the crap outta you. You have got to let it go if you really want some peace and a good relationship with others. Do not allow yourself to be defined simply by color. You need to know that most people really do not see color as an issue. This is not the 50s. There were lots of good things and, yes, some bad. But many people fought to make this country kind & decent enough that we all should be able to get past that sorta thing. You're so much more than your color, as am I. God made you in His Image!! Remember that!!

such a sanitized WHITE version of the 1950s. no mention of the apartheid or lynchings or shootings and beatings. not the 1950s i remember being shot by kkk for having a white wife.

Allen, the elites that orchestrated funding both sides of ww2 to stop the threat socialism posed to capitalism are the same gang that destroyed unions (who elites accused of being communists) and chose to ship production oversees to cheaper labor, shifting to the warmongering financialization we suffer with today. Replace u$a's elitism with ecodemocracy, or loose the planet.

That chrome bumper still looks brand new in junk yard today.

All the newer cars are plastic. When you got in a minor accident back in the chrome and metal car days you rarely got hurt as bad as you would in today’s cars

@@precisionbrown6829 I’m not so sure about that.

Why did it change?

Where are you?

You’re very fortunate!! I’d love that!!

Where are you? Is it still like this?

You want to go back state sponsored terrorism against black Americans? Wow!

Go wine somewhere else.

Wouldn’t it be great to have a time machine and actually go back to those days! And really experience what it was like. I was born in 62 and wold like to revisit this times!

Most at my church are still highly civilized. They cook and eat dinner at the table and read nonfiction books.

I was born Jan 1951 I remember a great deal of it,Got drive license@ 15 Dad needed help driving trucks😇

I'm now 87 (born 1933) and I can tell you this: It was a bummer.

@@billfarley9167 do tell! What part of the US where you born in? Was it significantly different than this video shows? My dad was born in 45, mom 51.

There won't be an America 2o yrs from now if big tech is not dismantled.

Believe dat yo!!

@@kevinbarry4325 So you want socialism ... but a destructive kind ? Otherwise free market capitalism will yield the same result.

@@Mk101T Free market capitalism is what built this country and made it strong. Because of that it has always been the only country where you can start with nothing and acquire just about anything you wish if you're willing to work for it. Right now the radical Democrat leaders pulling the strings on Joe Biden are trying hard to destroy our economy and drive us all to socialism worse than China. They want total control of everything. If we don't start fighting back and fighting hard they're going to accomplish their goal.

@@3Ddude101 Oh plz ... you couldn't compete in freemarket capitalism were it to really exist here in America. Why are those hard working jobs in the US continually being done less and less by so called true Americans ? How bout you stop using the biggest form of welfare in the US , and get off the roads ... you social welfare baby with your flag and gun profile pic. Which you are easily controlled by being made to believe you are being controlled.

My boyfriend had a 57 buick 2 door hard top, boy did we think we were hot, we got married in 1962 and sold the car in 1993. Boy did II CRY.I Wanted to go buy it back, I still think we lived in the best of times for lots of reasons

Jeez, Louise I miss drive-ins. My parents used to take us kids a couple of times a month and we'd have our PJ's on and usually we fell asleep. Boy, some of those "feature films" were pretty bad. Funny more like it. And of course the "snack" shack, which they reminded you of every chance they got. One time my dad drove the car off with the speaker still hanging in the window.

@@johnallen2771 My dad had a 69 Bonneville convertible. I was born in 64. We'd do the PJs, brought pillows and bankies (blankets). My mom, dad and us 5 kids. My dad would have my brother and middle sister get in the trunk 😂, so he wouldn't have to pay for all 5 of us. I remember watching giant monster movies, like Godzilla and King Kong. I still love those kaiju and am looking forward to the newest movie this November. Sucks, no drive in 😞. We took our kids to the same Drive in too. Sometimes I go by myself. Lots of memories at the drive in.

@@johnallen2771 that's cool and funny!

blackvulcan100 about 330 drive-in theaters from the 1950’s are still in operation today. You can find a few along Route 66 from Chicago to Santa Monica. Probably one of the more famous drive-ins, the Admiral Twin (featured in the movie The Outsiders), is located just off of Route 66 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Most states have at least one drive-in so no matter what state you visit you should be able to find one. Hope you can make it soon!

@@TheChoochooboy99 Cheers EL, my son works for Fed Ex so he often visits the US although his post for Fed Ex is in Dubai.Where you from in the US ?

blackvulcan100 well it’s hard to say where because I’ve lived all over the US. I spent a good chunk of my life in Tulsa and in Chicago, but I currently live in Largo, FL which borders Clearwater and St. Petersburg in the Tampa Bay Area.

My grandparents had a Cadillac back then and my mom drove a 78 Lincoln town car. Those are what I learned to drive. They were HUGE and I could pile in a ton of my friends. I loved the drive in and we still have one here in Texas. I miss those days.

You deserve a LOT more likes for this comment.

Luckily today, I only have to wait a second or two to get those results

@@renc3920 Amen to that!!!

It also means our education system today. We were figuring out reality better when we were learning to talk at the age of 2.

robert harding I am with you brother!

Me too.....I wish for a back to humans and humanity.

@@johnnyhawkins5061 take me, take me!!

@bad dog Lucky YOU! ;)

@Charles Ross Charles shhhh. (go to ustvgo.tv) It broadcasts the History Channel... along with 80 other cable channels for free!. (don't pass it on) ps- you're welcome.

in the apartheid of the1950s the only job a black man could do on the railway was be a porter

Bobby Babylon ya that's 50 years ago bro how about now?

Bochanable At 7 yrsI took a train ride across to Eastern Canada with my Mother and sis. I loved it!

If you were a young person you used to be able to get on a train with no money give your details to the conductor and arrive at your destination. They sent you a bill. Trust, honesty and honor were part of American society.

Boch I'm old enough to have traveled on the old freight trains before amtrak! Those old berths made the traveling easier when one could lay down to sleep! Amtraks beds are too expensive! However train travel is the best way to go!

Same

This were great days good time to live in the 50 60

Me too, I was not even close to being born, but somehow I feel nostalgic watching all this movies. I don't care how old I would be now, but I would have loved living in the 1950s and 1960s!

@@manzanaresantonio I don’t. I would’ve hated to live in a country where black pepper live under state sponsored terror. These people were violent people who suppressed other groups for their own pleasure.

@@this-is-not-just-a-pr-fail3263 black pepper

i worked in the country and when u picked up the phone people were talking on it. party line.and i think it was in the 80's.

@Charles Ross ..i have my first phone on my desk.got it when i worked my first summer job. it's a pink rotary w/ wires- not a easy connect. my dad wouldn't let us get a phone. so i had to get the house wired & i put it in my bedroom. ..dad said to me" who's paying the bill when i go back to high school?" the bill was only $6.& change. no phone till 17. imagine!

I'll take a rotary phone stuck on the wall. And a computer on the desk.

By my time with phones, they did not answer with an operator unless you were calling long distance from a pay phone. But the audio quality was much better than the phones today,---that often get put to shame by the 1969 moon landing transmissions. The kids don't know the difference.

We got 4 channels ABC, NBC and 2 CBS from two different cities.

sounds like my tv that just died 2 weeks ago,yes my son got me a new one .i cant work that thing yet

There is still a drive in theatre in Coldwater, Michigan.

Those are all good things for you. But I really suffered under segregation, so no thank you for me.

@@this-is-not-just-a-pr-fail3263 Sorry to hear that.

Ike built up u$a's military complex, an error that would have been avoided had the anti-populist dem party bosses not pushed aside FDR's pick Henry Wallace and his peace platform in favor of a compliant pro-warmongering Truman. Huge and horrific long term choices were made in this era. And blocking Black GIs from the GI bill. Jim Crow. Continued erasure of indigenous tribes. etc etc. Great for naive white folk tho.

Ike was the last of the sort of OK Republican presidents. Since then they've been phonies and scumbags..

President Eisenhower was one of the best.

You could put on a fairly nice dinner party for 6 for about $100 in 1962 but now with wine and an appetizer, try $400.00!!! And cooking from scratch.

Thats the problem

@Charles Ross - I was abused in the same way as a child; gone after breakfast, home when the street lights came on. If I got thirsty while outside, my parents made me and all my friends drink from the water hose outside. My friends parents did the same. They say, "It takes a neighborhood to raise a child". Parents in my neighborhood took that seriously. One time, all us kids made a Rocket from left over fire works powder. We almost started the neighborhood on fire and could have killed someone. One parent told the other parent, who told another parent and we all got an a$$ whooping; couldn't go out for a week. Oh, the Irony!

@Charles Ross vvt

Still that way in small town Iowa in the 70's. :)

We had to be home for dinner, but right back outside after dinner `til the lights came on.

@Charles Ross you can't be serious, right?

I was born in 1950 and I remember many things about the later 1950s when I was old enough to understand what was going on.

Proof the big 7 corporations control people. I like their channel, you created.

Also interesting that its so common in ur country now. Here it's not that bad. Fully industrialized and all though. Also food and production. Speaking from Western Europe. Wonder what's up with that. I was triggered by it also when visiting the US.

@Olivia Purcel Today there is to much salt in the food-- no laws that said you had to buy insurance on the cars

Its funny, because animals used for food were less lean themselves. Modern obesity is probably more a result of food additives like Corn Syrup, MSG, Hydrogenated Oils, etc....and a whole lot of cable TV, social media and gaming. Autism was also far less...but people like Bush and Rumsfeld were beginning to commercialize the wares?of the military industrial complex under the direction of the New World Order. Selling us the stuff that would eventually make us beg for the antidote which now they also sell us. A vicous circle. They sell us the disease and also the cure and then they start over and do it again.

Much more fast food, which is crap

Still cold as all get out and tough to make it now that Brandon is president. Folks are suffering.

You mean Biden is president and YES we are suffering. The prices of food 🍱 , gas⛽️ and electric ⚡️ are at an all time high. (Just to name a few things) Praying 🙏 for better times.

@@paulyosef7550 Oh how I long for the days.. when rockets and starburst were all of the rage.✨🚀✨🚀✨ LGB-FJB

I'd go back to about May, 1955 and bust the machine!! Never to return.

@@autobug2 That's the year Einstein died.... I'd go back another five years with hope I'd get to pick his brain....lol.

It was so good I wouldn't leave.

What if the time machine put you in a black person's body? Would you still want that?

Liberals destroyed everything

I concur...

Me too, just had my 1st BD in 2 yrs & now 66 and had the best times on Feb 17th. Cheers baby boomer from Vancouver Island, B.C, 🇨🇦

McGrottomaster ī

We still have a drive in restaurant!

facebook.com/TheFenceDriveIn

I remember going to the Big Boy drive in restaurant and getting a big boy burger, onion rings and a large Vernor's ginger ale for $1.51 + tip. Oh, now I'm hungry, but that Big Boy's is a Thai restaurant now. No longer a drive-in and probably closed for the virus. The new normal...and the beat goes on.

@@jimburig7064 ...THE SHONYS BIG BOY ..GIRLS HAD ROLLER SKATES!! ....AND A HAT!!

@e You don't know what free trade agreements are?

That was the intent...sad

Charles Ross love this comment!

Thanks for that. I was actually wondering myself what the reality of the era was for the men and women who didn't live the "charmed," PR-friendly version of the 50s romance. It's as they say -- the victors write the history books. In this case, the victors are interviewed for the documentaries. I don't want to hear about the guy who came back from the tail-end of the war and got a cushy job. I want to hear the stories of the guys who struggled, because struggle is real and the one constant throughout all generations.

Me too born July 18, 1959

I was born Jan 7, 1959.

13 actually

Good for you

That's the only thing that got me through this, was great growing up with our family's. 🇨🇦

You must be white?

I agreed with sam

+Breda Jake It was the greatest period of wealth ever created. An average person could afford a nice home and a luxury car.

+bighands69 It will be again!

+GEMINITREKKER I wish what you said is true. The US is dying, very quickly. Back then we were proud of our Country. We worked hard to keep the Country working. We were one...we were Americans. Now we are all divided and the divisiveness is encouraged and hailed...If you are a white male you need to be ashamed...if you are female you are still saying you are discriminated against. LGBT is put on a pedestal. Now Americans are supposed to be hyphenated; African American, Latino American...it's disgustingly sad, because now we are not all together being Americans, so there is no pride in being a Nation. There is no Nation. The Commander in Chief has done an amazingly successful job at dividing this Country in three ways; racially, politically, and socially. He has fueled a fire over the last seven plus years that would take at least two or three generations to correct. Unfortunately, the divisions are so strong there will be no corrections because the younger generations are brainwashed, and they will raise their young with the beliefs they were brainwashed with. The US is done; dead. I am no longer proud of the Country, for it is full of entitlement demanding, whining, driveling idiots. If you ask me who the most influential person is in the US, it is not a person; it is the media. They are the driving force behind spewing the hatred and division of the current Commander in Chief. Liberals have now become the new Fascist Party. They want to suppress the First Amendment for those that don't think exactly as they do. The former Beatniks of the 1950s and the Hippies of the 1960s who touted free love and free expression; who said they respect diversity; are now Fascists.

I'm 66, and I think America is greater than ever. To be a real happy American, it's essential that you embrace CHANGE! Change and adaptation is the core of America! As is toleration of everybody's free speech and diversity.

GFYS.

Tom Maika Me, born in 65’ but we too grew up in some of the best of times.

Born in 1962. I also think that we grew up in the best of times.

I was born in 1964. Called the N word for the first time in 1969. That was the beginning. My dad told me stories of segregation in the 50's.

@@michaelsimmons3524 so sorry

Greg Appelgren oh yea.., I just wish I could have convinced my Pa to buy a 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner... and just drive it home and store it. Maybe 3 of them.

If not for Republicans America would still be great!

@@larryallen4674 its the Libturds who want DIEversity and helping Everyone one else.. but Americans !

You realize that the federal tax rate has decreased since the 1950s, right? The marginal tax rate was 92% for income over $200k. It was about 50% for the average income. Today it is 28%. The cost of living is what makes it more difficult to make a living wage.

@@lauraz2896 Yup my point

tonycavanagh1929 Oops I read your post wrong. I think that the inflation in the 70s ruined everything. And the 80s when manufacturing started to leave.

Because look how liberated women have become since then, that’s why. Not to mention the gays. And the blacks? I guess that’s why.

Spandex can stay😂

I have a 1951 Ford Custom Coupe, and it's absolutely amazing. Original 239 flathead v8. My 6yo kid and my dad and I go cruising all around in that sucker, and everyone loves it. It's a beautiful machine.

@@user-qt5eh9wb7g Awesome! My brother was quite a bit older than me. When he was 20 he got a 1954 Ford Crestline Sunliner with the glass top. I loved it when we went for a ride with him.

poor fellas....no playstation, no obesity....thank god for progress.

Shut it old man you're jealous you didn't have access to the stuff we do. It's not our fault so don't shame us for it. you're acting like more of a child then us

Baby boomers are assholes

Guy Rutledge IKR!👍

@@aye3781 the only A hole is you

sgt Johnson, the 50s were NOT as pleasant as this ' documentary ' depicts.

@@billduckworth6760 Care to elaborate on that, Bill? Did you actually LIVE that time? To myself who did, it is pretty much as this describes. The anxieties and worries existed then, but not as orders-of-magnitude increased and their damnable numbers as now. We are headed (and almost there) for 'equality of misery.' THIS is what promises, not Heavenly perfection as is sold by the pushers. . : .

There was Segregation and lot of racism but at least folks said please and thank you

@@jamesmiller4184 I was raised in the 50es 1944 and I miss that time enjoyed life much more to bad Bill Duckworth had a hard time

@@michaelbacon5404 You were born in 1944? If so you were a 'war baby'. There are a lot fewer of those around than from the 'Baby Boom' of later. I was in mid-45 when Germany was about to surrender; Japan half-a-year later. @Bill Duckworth from before did not say if he was of the era or not. I suspect not. Very many of such commenting thusly are TOLD by others what the score was like as-supposed. What is "knowledge certain and true"? It is what one has WITNESSED. This is admissible as testimony in court, but not repetitions of hearsay or opinions, unless a court-accredited "expert witness." Too much is not taught that otherwise if so would allow one to separate reality from ALL the rest that is for the greater part but presumed, self-serving garbage. It is the teaching institutions' fault, basically. Indeed, the Fifties and early Sixties were a whole OTHER WORLD, one pre- the forced integration of all with all. Now, the beautious glory of it manifests; it's marvelous blessings lived modernly. It took a long time but, finally IT IS HERE almost perfected!!!! Indeedy! Let us all get down on our knees and thank fundamental Federalism, and it's irresistible APPLIED COERCIVE FORCE for it. Ahhh, our enjoyed perfect universal "FREEDOM" is always 'just-just-just about' upon us !! . : .

I bet it sounded like Flo master exhausts......😎😎😎

yes, but not Black people

@@erik0207 ...STILL DO TO THIS DAY !

See Nomore racistism to

@@xaedeo6549 ....AND SUMMER SHOWERS TOO...

See Nomore my comment was a joke I-

not for people who look like me

Where I live we have a drive-in near a small town. It's always a popular destination for movies. I am so glad I got to experience that as a kid. Once a month my dad would pile all of us into the station wagon and take us to the movies. He would put the back down and lay out a blanket for all of us.

Rural America is great due to the values of its people.

It did? Not anywhere I know. Please share the location.

@@BrittMFH There were even concerts that people attended in their cars without getting off.

Why are you just parroting what the narrator said? Have you no ideas of your own?

@@bethewalt7385 Why is it such a crime to agree with someone else?

Too prideful to admit school shooting and no kids playing outside isn't right. "Just old people complaining." No, it's more than that...

Mike Hunt you described Trump to a tee! P.S. do you know Mike Hawke? Lol

Same thing back then also So many had Hatred for a Group of People just because of their Skin Color That's insane they never bombed Pearl Harbor or anything like that but was hated to death So sad

Good post. Well, I said I'm sorry just the other day to a cashier because, despite all her efforts, the product I was purchasing wouldn't ring up (like it automatically should), and she very sweetly said, "oh no, it's okay. It's not your fault". I felt sort of bad for making the job harder, plus there was a line seemingly half a mile long behind me. I notice that sorta thing goes a long way. People are so kind when a person shows a little compassion & says sorry once in a while. The response is heart-warming.

I love your Daria