Remember those days?

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Oh, for the days when life was so much fun so simply. Blessings. lance

Summer...with sprinkles on it!


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Awwwww  :)  Life sure was a whole lot less complicated when we were young.

I wanna get some super soakers and have a squirt gun war  :D

:)  Brings back some very happy memories, Mel.

All the best,

George

Sprinklers on a hot summer day.......how could i ever have convinced myself life would ever be better then that! ;)

Joe

Cool man, cool.

Charlie

No sprinklers or hoses for us - we had a great big giant swimming pool - we had rafts anchored in it, we kids built 3 level platforms to play underwater tag on and around, and we always had to use ivory soap cause it was the only that floated [smiley=bath.gif] - ya see, my childhood swimming pool was the St. Clair River   [smiley=thumbsup.gif] [smiley=grin.gif]

Who needs chlorine - we had toluene, styrene, benzene and agent orange to keep our pool clean (that would be the genetic one) ;)

From May to September, it was mighty rare that any of the kids I knew actually had to take a bath in a real bathtub.  Aside from the chemical spills upriver (and of course back then, none of us even knew the true danger or threat those occasional leaks and spills from the petro-chemical valley meant), it was the bestest summers any kid could hope for :)

Cat

hmm perhaps someday I should tell the tale of Rafts, Safety, Greg W., and a lesson in physics.... from the perspective of 9-12 year old would be shipwrights  ;D

Sweet photo Mel, she sure has grown.

((Mel))
She has got so big way to fast, I want to come play too.
hugs and pf wishes
b