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In the early 1970’s I was regularly ingesting pre-1962 Crayons as proven by the fact I find “flesh” vastly superior to “peach.”

    TAGS:  crayons, flesh, 1970s, Americana

Jan van de Boer felt profound gratitude for all of the nuclear attack drills he participated in during his elementary school days, because with nuclear war predicted to start today, June 12th, he was prepared to dive under the nearest school desk.

    TAGS:  jan van de boer, 1970s, cold war life