Nostalgia Seekers Gifts

Who said romance is dead?

"I'm going to get my old dog, get an old pickup, a double-barrelled shotgun, get my old pink cotton print dress, and get back on Route 66!"

'...and to think, forty years ago I gave up smoking and drinking for this.'

'My parents are trying to wean me off instant gratification.'

"Sousa's back!"

'They want the medals back. Apparently, you used a Vicks inhaler before going over the top in 1916.'

'What d'you mean-you THINK you've seen this before-you've seen EVERYTHING before!'

"I always enjoy these school re-unions"

The town without cell phones.

Robert Mitchum

'I'd like a return to 1950.'

Elvis' feel-good eye doctor (Eye chart reads HEARTBREAK HOTEL).

"It seems like only yesterday we were kids coming down here to look at the characters."

'Those were the good old days: Little Red Riding hood...The Three Pigs...'

"People who watched 'Donahue'-next on 'Geraldo'!"

Dorothy, the lion, and the scarecrow, are suddenly confronted by the tin man of Oz.

"I heard that amber didn't make it to the reunion."

Sometimes I think the commercialisation of Christmas has gone a bit too far.

"When I was small, we lived in a house with no running water."

A spot of Dad-dancing.

"And what about the big chase of '98? Epic! Boy we had good times!"

"I'll say the old neighborhood has changed!!"

'It's on the Religion Channel.'

"My career plans were much more exciting when I was nine."

Everyone is connected (even children communicate through a cup and string toy).

'In our day, we had to squeeze rubber balls on horns with our mouths to hear music.'

'In this practice we like to have the best of the old with the best of the new.'

Michael Jackson

I'm sorry Cupid, but you've lost that childlike innocence.

Age & Youth

Harry talks about pay phones.

Idiot's Guide to Programming a VCR.

'Sorry Rocko, you know how it works. Step on a crack, break your mother's back.'

Neither pensioner would own-up to having the extra sugar cube!

This should bring you back to your earliest childhood memories