Unwritten Rules In the 1970's

Thanks for visiting my poems, Doris. I'm a homeschool mother who looks for a lesson in everything. :) I was just a kid in the 70's but I certainly don't remember my mother doing any of these things during those days.

I am still trying to get use to the TATS and pants way below the waist...... Ahh for the good old days Doris Thank you for reminding me, loved it As Always, Shar

Oh BABY don't u know it my friend and Doris this is classic and fine .. filled with memories of an era gone by ..luv..

well Doris you have touched on one of my favorite themes, i when asked what were the best times will say the 70s, i think the mix of technology was just about right then, new inventions stayed new longer and although not perfect it was as good as it got.

Front lines? For real?Double yikes. Hey, are you sure they were not going into bars in the 70's? Well, I was still in school, but I think I saw them doing it in movies. What I recall is that the men actually washed your car windows and took care of the gas and stuff. Those sweet times are long long gone!! About the Light poem, I did not think I'd ever do that dream one either. but try it and you might surprise yourself.

Such is progress Doris, Scott R is spot on with his comment, today what ever it takes to keep the World Order in Paradise. enjoyed this poem, Harry

Yes, we've come a long way, but I'd rather find the way back. I don't think I could fire a gun if my life depended on it, Doris. Some women can, I'm sure, but not me. Astute observations you've made here! Love, Carolyn