and I just featured the Nelson family on that 1954 TV Guide at Christmas time. Hard to believe he was in his 70s. I picture people in my mind the way they were on TV way back when.
I guess by the time I was a kid in the 1960s Ozzie & Harriet were reruns. But it's still weird to think of people who seemed to be eternally children to be, well, dying of old age. Ouch!
This is so sad...I hadn't heard yet...thank you Annie!
ReplyDeleteHope you are staying warm and enjoying the day ...have a great one..
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I'm about to go out and run some errands in the car. The snow has been very very light.
ReplyDeleteHe was so cute. And a big part of it was his conservative nature. It looked good on him. I can't believe he was that old!
ReplyDeleteAbout a foot and a half of snow here. You lucked out.
It's mind boggling how simple times seemed to be back in the Nelson Era - sweet innocence.
ReplyDeleteWhen life gives you snow, build a snowman. lol
My new saying Annie...thanks
ReplyDeleteand I just featured the Nelson family on that 1954 TV Guide at Christmas time. Hard to believe he was in his 70s. I picture people in my mind the way they were on TV way back when.
ReplyDeleteMe too.
ReplyDeleteI guess by the time I was a kid in the 1960s Ozzie & Harriet were reruns. But it's still weird to think of people who seemed to be eternally children to be, well, dying of old age. Ouch!
ReplyDeleteish, imagine what it's like to be less than two years younger than David, lol We don't live forever and damn I still have so much to do......
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