The velvet gloves of the 1950s came off.  Button down collars, poodle skirts, crew cuts, pegged pants, hot rods, and jukeboxes gave way to tie dyed tees, "granny" dresses, shoulder length hair, bell bottom jeans, VW vans, and a weekend at Woodstock!

And, of course there was the Vietnam War, Martin Luther King, John Kennedy, the moon landing and more.
The vivid images of that vibrant decade stay with us.

The music, movies, television shows, photos, books, artwork, sports heros, styles and clothing define the unique look, feel, sounds and soul of the '60's generation.  They are the memories that will never leave us. They captured the moments that made all members of the 60s Generation who they are today.

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Every picture tells a story don't it!
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Growing up in the 1950's and '60's gave over 60 million Americans a unique perspective...on life, family, expectations, achievement, overcoming, work ethic, respect, politics and just getting along. The viewpoint published in this blog is my personal viewpoint.

I will take a hard look at the way things are today compared to the way things were "back in the day." My opinion may upset some folks along the way, but I promise to tell it like I see it and let the chips fall where they may. 

After all, I've been around for over six decades and it is time to share my viewpoint.  
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