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Childhood Faves!
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RE: Childhood Faves!
(January 20, 2021 at 12:03 am)The Grand Nudger Wrote:
(January 19, 2021 at 9:15 pm)arewethereyet Wrote: Lawrence Welk was a thing at grandma and grandpa's farm.  Dad was in college and mom was pretty young so the musical show I saw was American Bandstand on Saturday mornings...when I didn't have to go to catechism. 

Not sure about cousins but weird is probably correct.   Hehe

I referenced welk in a thing...and one of my deeply held peers asked me who lawrence welk was.  Just flat never heard of it.   That's sacriligous, right?

My mother watches the Lawrence Welk Show every weekend still.  I've seen the same episodes since the 70s.  It's like a time warp, and not an entirely pleasant one.  Yes, some of the performers are talented, but the painted-on smiles on almost all-white faces (they had one black song-and-dance guy) just screams 'fake'.
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#32
RE: Childhood Faves!
(January 19, 2021 at 9:25 pm)brewer Wrote: I think my mother was secretly envious of Norma Zimmer. Wacky

The only time I remember my grandfather looking at TV was after he heard Lawrence introduce "the beautifulla Anacani."  Pappy K only had one eye, which he saved for special occasions.
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