

In that musty box was also a tantalizing assortment of my Dad's music of choice, also from the 60's. Little vinyl 45's in the most gorgeous shades of red, green and cerulean blue. Held to the light they were color saturated jaw-droppers. We decided that one day this winter we're going to spend steeped in nostalgia. Naturally, my Dad still has his furniture-sized hi fi, with working needle, in the basement. I can't wait. Nothing beats a vinyl record. Or Marsha Brady crooning carols.
Merry christmas! I hope it was bright and merry for you! Love to you!
ReplyDeleteHope your christmas was full my dear. Love the old stuff to. My dad has this record of German songs wich I love to death.
ReplyDeleteI just gave up my dad's furniture-sized hi-fi a few years ago. Those diamond needles...
ReplyDeleteFor my son, it's Donna Reed, but I do relate to the Brady Bunch. Great post!