If we knew then what we know now, we would have used gas stations as the backdrop in our childhood photographs just to reflect what kinda time it was. In another social
thread I briefly talked about the price of cigarettes when we first started smoking (99 cents for me), then gas prices. This photo made me think of that. Since I started smoking before I could drive, I don't remember what the gas prices were except it was double digits, so under a buck.
DH just said the other day, to Sissy Dog and me, he remembers when gas was $0.25 a gallon and you could
buy a decked out Caddy for $4K. I remember paying $0.50 a gallon and cokes were $0.05. (His grand dad had a Pierce Arrow. He had a cotton gin so wasn't hurting for money.) Lunch at the Dairy Dell, for coke, hamburger, and fries was around $1.00. School lunch, when I was in high school, was $0.50 and it was real food. I think it was $0.25 in grade school. Milk break was something like $0.02 for a small carton of milk.
Good Day Fine REO Folk. Busy day with the "dog" working me like a dog. She comes down from bedroom and immediately starts working. I need a couple of hours with coffee and coming back to this world in the mornings. She's so involved in vacuuming the stairs I'm having to do texting with her friend she's meeting up with for dinner. She was gone most of yesterday so I took some much needed time doing virtually nothing for a few hours. She cancelled her trip to Memphis and Nashville due to one friend who needed to be at funeral home and services, etc., for a friend of hers who passed and also the freezing precip and snow hitting Tenn. No rest for this dog.... we'll I'm catching some here and there. Wish I had 1/100th of the energy Sissy Dog has.
Stay safe. Hold your loved ones close in heart and mind. Loving thoughts for all.
Hugs and Love, Feisty Alice