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20/Aug/2012 – Tommy (8)
Another fine contribution by Tommy, son of my blogbuddies Fede and Coty Lenkiewicz, authors of “De Córdoba a Québec”, as told by his father:
We were in the card this afternoon, when Tommy asked me: - Dad, in the ‘60s or ‘70s, the seat belts in the card were more or less like they are now or were there like made of jungle vines? |
Unbelievable… He’s talking about the seventies, when I had his age!
20/Ago/2012 – Tommy (8)
Otra contribución de Tommy, el hijo de mis blogbuddies Fede y Coty Lenkiewicz, autores de “De Córdoba a Québec”, contada por su padre:
Veníamos en el auto a la tarde, y el Tommy me pregunta: - Papi, en los años '60 ó '70, los cintos de seguridad del auto eran como ahora o más como lianas de la selva?... |
Qué bárbaro, eh… Está hablando de los setentas, cuando yo tenía su edad!
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Not only were seatbelts made of vines, but you had to drive with your feet.
ReplyDeleteThat is too funny! Kids say the funniest things.
ReplyDeleteLOL!!! One time my mom had my boys with her and they were pretty little. She drove past the house we grew up in and mentioned that we lived there when my sister and I were little. He asked if that was before cars. Silly kids!!
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