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I hope you mean Michelle's mother as mine has been dead for 5 years!!!![]()
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I do remember butter being sold by weight and being patted into a nice shape with wooden paddles, then wrapped neatly in greaseproof paper. Sugar and flour was always weighted out and again tipped into thick brown bags and neatly folded over. I don't think we had cottage cheese till I was grown up. We did however have dripping sandwiches. Sukie might remember.
Mom Says HI!!! and she's sitting downstairs watching Jeopardy... But she's going to Walmart later so if anyone sees her there...it's really her...

I think we were still in the silent movie era when I was born!!![]()
Nah.... I'm sure I read that Talkies were just coming out about then... (and Marilyn had a crush on Al Jolson....)
Man Marilyn, I thought i was older than you and Ian but I am not so sure. Of course I was born in a mid-west city and grew up al over so don't really remember a lot of what the cities/towns were like. Just remember that my grandmother's summer cottage had an outhouse and we were given baths in the sink with water that heated on the stove. The sink had a hand pump. Those are fond memories.![]()
Carol
Well, you know... both Marily AND Ian think that they lived during the Edwardian Era...
