Here is something the youngsters (or young at heart) in your home will enjoy watching: The classic claymation Easter special "Here Comes Peter Cottontail" https://t.co/0OJArB3Q8b
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"Of course I couldn’t find a vintage film on Presidents Day, as prior to 1971 there was no such day–it was Washington’s Birthday and Lincoln’s Birthday as two separate days celebrated in February." https://t.co/L3iQWOK4Mk #history#vintage#VintageVideo
"With the war effort in the 1940’s and rationing beginning early in 1942, homemakers were encouraged to plant Victory Gardens in order to grow vegetables to supplement their rations." https://t.co/gzC4dXptwz #vintage#TVThursday#FrugalLiving
Sometimes I wish I could go back in time and see what life really was like back in my parent’s and grandparents day. Videos like this let me! https://t.co/AAGcdGBUsj #community#vintage#vintagevideo#TVThursday
Jack’s wasting his money on treats and never seems to have any for the things he wants, like a camera. See how he solves his dilemma with advice that's still good today in this vintage video: https://t.co/yXJqdxCo57 #video#Budget#vintage
"Despite it’s age, this vintage film has some good, solid advice on how to think about love and how to stregnthen relationships." https://t.co/NZxLz0vylK #video#relationships#marriage#vintage
In case you missed it, a vintage video gem: Canning for Victory! This USDA video encouraged canning up your Victory Garden during WWII https://t.co/gzC4dXptwz #vintage#TVThursday#FrugalLiving
In case you missed it, check out "How Much Energy Does a 1950’s Housewife Use in a Day? — TV Thursday" https://t.co/iiuGiqVAZW #vintage#TVThursday#Housekeeping#Housewife