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merged: “Anarchy in the Pre-K” David Brooks Rules! - Page 2 — Brooklynian

merged: “Anarchy in the Pre-K” David Brooks Rules!

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  • Or maybe the '60s and '70s when parents dressed kids like, um, kids and not billboards advertising how cool and edgy Mom and/or Dad were.
    (Although, I must say I found my co-worker's baby in a "I Crawl The Line" t-shirt kinda cool. So...)
  • MichaelKeys wrote: Or maybe the '60s and '70s when parents dressed kids like, um, kids and not billboards advertising how cool and edgy Mom and/or Dad were.
    I don't know about that -- my mom dressed me in plaid, bell-bottom pants in the '70s. :shock: I'm sure she thought she was advertising her hipness and fashion sense by doing this. :)
  • I dont regret wearing plaid bell-bottom pants in the 70's. I do regret, however, wrapping them around my calves and tucking them into my boots to turn them into knickers.
  • Subject: persnickety

    Here's me dressed for a normal day (circa 1969, Homecrest section of Brooklyn). Note the hard black shoe which was the norm at this age until you grew into a pair of your older siblings' sneakers.

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