For example, I was a pre-teen and teenager in the 1970s, so the music and movies from that era are what I listen to, and watch, most often.
It's a time of possibilities, and the music forms a soundtrack to your life.
I love music from the 80s - absolutely - but it is the 70s that makes me who I am.
Of course now that I'm getting older (egads, I'll be 50 in 3 1/2 years!), I listen to everything.
But no matter how old I get, I'll never stop loving Walt Disney movies from the 70s.
You know the cornball comedies I'm talking about - mostly starring Kurt Russell or Dean Jones - the ones that the Disney Channel used to show on Vault Disney back before they modernized their lineup.
So you can imagine my excitement to find this for $7.50 at the Devil's Store yesterday:
The Barefoot Executive!
I've seen it tons of times, but you know this is entertainment you can count on.
It will always end up happily ever after.
Sometimes you need that in life.
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He was so cute then. I would live in movies if I could.
I think that you are right aboutr there being a formative period for everyone. i was born in the eighties - so I was formed by that decade really although my important teenage years were in the late nineties....
A pleasure to discover your blog.
Hannah
Julie, I like the 70s too, but it's the 50s and early 60s I relate to when Rock N Roll was born. Visit my blog and Best, John
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