@GenXTalks1 Yup, it is real!! My parents shared a phone line with their neighbors! Also, phones were rented from the phone company, and if it broke, a repair guy from the company came to your house to fix it.
“I do not view down syndrome as a disability, my wife doesn’t view it as a disability & neither will Penelope. She wakes up with a smile on her face everyday. And we should all live life that way.” 💙💛
🥹 If you do nothing else today, listen to this answer from @Rangers Jake Burger about his daughter, Penelope, who has Down syndrome.
This weekend he is honoring her with his bat & shoes.
@lippyent Ahhhh, it’s The Lawrence Welk Show! My parents did not have cable, so we only had four channels. I got to choose between watching this or Hee Haw. I was scarred.
@Rothmus I watched an instructional video with Dick VanDyke demonstrating this skill! I also thought I might need to know how to do it. He could probably still do it!
@HazelAppleyard_ Go passive aggressive! Pack a jam sandwich every day for as long as your child is at the school, even if he/she no longer wants it. Include a “mind your own business “ note.
@MustangMan_TX Same! We didn’t have cable at the time, so we only had four channels to choose from and I was the remote control! I got to choose between Hee Haw or Lawrence Welk. (Sigh) I chose Hee Haw.