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Always smiling @allknowing (148997) • India 5 Jul

I talked about drowsiness at odd hours. I searched the Net and one cause I noticed was dehydration. I started drinking more water but did not notice any difference. I finally decided to speak to my doctor and did that this...

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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Judy Evans I think the biggest change has been in the price of things and of wages, etc. 1965 seems a long time ago now.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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RasmaSandra I was 8 and my dad was still with us life was good my summers were spent in the Catskill Mountains and it seemed the world was a nice and friendly place,

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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MARILYN Yup, 1965 brings back some really good memories for me too. Gosh those prices compared to today are unreal. I graduated in 1964, married in 1965 and had my first child in 1966. The good old days

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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Eva James Don't remember any of it.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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LindaOH @FourWalls lol I could be the oldest one here.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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Four Walls Very little, because I was only five. Good year for music, though!!

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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snowy Well, yeah we lived in a house next to the highway then. I went one year to a school that had a hill in the background. In the winter we would slide down the hill on cafeteria trays at recess time. You know fun stuff that would never be allowed today. Poor...

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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Amber I would have loved to see how things were back then.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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Heather Echola Let's see . . The car looks familiar. I was twelve years old when you graduated. Or almost twelve, my birthday is in August. Seventh grade. I was a sad and scrawny kid with a younger brother and a two year old sister.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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Jimlos Tatooth Oh yes 1965 was the year I started school That's about all I do remember the first class photo getting taken But not much else I was going. 60c years ago

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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LindaOH Ahhh. Another youngster. I feel so old.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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Courtney Dutton Wow, those prices are so different....but so were earnings, so makes sense. No memories here from then obviously because I wasn't even a thought then.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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DE No, I don't remember anything about 1965. I turned 2 years old in October 1965.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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Anna I played "I Can't Get No Satisfaction", so much that I consumed my vinyl record. Well, now I call YouTube and I listen to it. My brother was more into The Beatles, I liked more The Rolling Stones.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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Jim Bauer Fortunately, or unfortunately, depending on how one might want to look at it, 1965 was before my time, so I have no memories of it. But it definitely seemed like an interesting time. Minimum wage was $3.35 when I started working, but my first job paid...

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (193798) • United States 7 Jul

I could talk forever about the 1960s and 70s; but here's some trivia about 1965: Minimum wage was $1.25 - I worked at the library from the age of 14-17. Because I was a student, I was paid $.70 per hour. The college kids...

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Four Walls @FourWalls (76395) • United States 7 Jul

Ooh, yuck. I’m (ick) making plans for a trip?! I like spontaneity, but unfortunately the boat rides only run on weekends, even in summer. Darn. Oh, well. Here’s a sunny song for a sunny time (which we...

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Four Walls Fear not, he’ll be along soon.

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Four Walls @FourWalls (76395) • United States 7 Jul

Ooh, yuck. I’m (ick) making plans for a trip?! I like spontaneity, but unfortunately the boat rides only run on weekends, even in summer. Darn. Oh, well. Here’s a sunny song for a sunny time (which we...

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RasmaSandra Nope on this one but boy, did I love Gordon Lightfoot and Sunddown

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Four Walls @FourWalls (76395) • United States 7 Jul

Ooh, yuck. I’m (ick) making plans for a trip?! I like spontaneity, but unfortunately the boat rides only run on weekends, even in summer. Darn. Oh, well. Here’s a sunny song for a sunny time (which we...

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