Hello everyone and welcome back! Work, work, work is all I did during the week. I've been pulling some serious overtime and still have more to go... Anyways, some questions from my tired bones.
1) What was your first paying job?
2) What was the first thing you learned how to cook?
3) What do you do for exercise?
4) I'm starting a series here... What event do you think signifies (or you identify with) the '60's?
Enjoy your weekend?
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I guess I will go first this week!
1) Speigel Outlet Store in Illinois.
2) My Christmas Cookies that Daddy Orbs likes!
3) Walking!
4) Lets see for the T.V show would be The Bozo Show and music would be The Beach Boys and Johnny Cash. Even though I was born in the 60's.
I hope everyone has a great weekend!
1) first paying job?
Shell Station on the corner of Washington and Lathrop
2) learned how to cook?
can't remember, it was toooooo long ago
3) What do you do for exercise?
Get out of bed
4) the '60's?
Motown
1) What was your first paying job?
Lawn service ( I was in touch with my Hispanic side at an early age.
2) What was the first thing you learned how to cook?
Boiling water, something my mother in law was a master at.
3) What do you do for exercise?
Move heavy iron
4) I'm starting a series here... What event do you think signifies (or you identify with) the 60's.
I was an avid Jules Verne reader, so going to the moon was really big
Have a great weekend irregulars!
1. My first paying job was babysitting. After that a stint at the Racine Education Association in a job program through Park.
2. Mac and cheese.
3. I walk the dog.
4. Beatles
1. Clean-up boy In the meat dept. at Piggly Wiggly on Taylor Ave. In 1964.
2. Toast
3. Sit In my recliner, and wait to die.
4. The arrival of the Beatles, and their merchandise.
Mary, You were In DECCA? I was just thinking about that the other day. Maybe some cities should start that again. I didn't do It, but lots of kids did.
Toad - I don't remember what it was called but during my senior year I went to school half a day and work half a day.
1. Doing magic at county fairs...free lancing, granted, but I made more working a couple of nights a week than my friends did with full time jobs.
2. No idea
3. Run, lift and whatever other pickup basketball/soccer/tennis/raquetball games come along.
4. The Moon landing.
1. Babysitting, but Boy Blue was my first official paycheck. I was in DECCA, too, in High School. MR Taylor found me a retail job. Both DECCA and Co-op are alive and running, still, in the High Schools.
2. Many things. I remember cooking hot cereal for me and my brother on the stove at a very young age.
3. Walk miles and miles and miles and miles every day.
4. I was a babe. Not much other than elementary school.
1. babysitting
2. great question, probably grilled cheese?
3. walk, love it! best when it's in the 50's/60's out, not when it's hot
4. peace, baby, peace...
Thank you, in advance, for asking the tough questions Drew.
1. caddying, as in golf. later advanced to gigoloing.
2. Got to be TV dinners, very yummy and good variety, except I always threw out the dessert part.
3. anything active( if you get my drift)
4. probably JFK assassination and the whole Charley Manson thing.
Mary, Distributive Education
KK, Which one? The one across from Horlick, or the one on Lathrop. Ed Aiello, and Frank Bisotti owned that one. Both Barbers, and really great guy's. I bowled with Frank.
1) I babysat, too, and worked one weekend at Dino's as a busboy, but the first real job that stuck was at Ridgeway Mfg. Co, in the old Industrial Building on 16th St. I worked part time after school.
2) I think bacon, but I'm not sure.
3) Breathe
4) JFK, Beatles, moon landing are all good. I can't think of one thing or event that sums it up. Woodstock maybe?
1) What was your first paying job?
Worked in a dental office in 5th grade for my dad. I stuffed envelopes, cleaned and developed x rays.
2) What was the first thing you learned how to cook?
Scrambled eggs.
3) What do you do for exercise?
Go on treadmill and elliptical.
Then I lift high calorie food
to my mouth to work those biceps and triceps.
4) I'm starting a series here... What event do you think signifies (or you identify with) the '60's?
Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho Released
in 1960. JFK, RFK, MLK, assasinated. The Viet Nam war started. Marilyn Monroe found dead.
Charles Manson, miniskirts, sex revolution. If you remember the 60's you weren't having ANY fun.
Toad, neither one. There was one that opened for a short period of time on the south side. I like to think that when I quit, the joint folded. hahaha. Seriously.
1) Paperboy for the Milwaukee Sentinel, dishwasher for Colony Inn Restaurant.
2) Toast
3) Go to work, though I do a bit of hiking on the trails.
4) When I think of the '60's I'm thinking of the Vietnam War, Woodstock and the hippie counter culture thing. The moon landing is good.
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