Remember the Good Old Days

Two Ladies Conversing in a Vintage Kitchen

There Was Always Time for Visiting In Grandma's Kitchen
(PD Source: Don Bell)

Do you remember the Good Old Days? This is a page where you can share nostalgia, listen to an old time radio show, enjoy a little humor, read an uplifting poem, learn a forgotten craft, and more. It's like a visit to Grandma's kitchen. I can hear Grandma's voice now. "C'mon in folks! The door's open!"

Remember the Good Old Days

Nostalgic Memories

Listen to Radio Shows

Golden Age of Radio

Golden Age of Television

Uplifting Kitchen Poetry

Mother and Her Daughter Laughing Together

Humorous Cooking Quotes

Wind Harp Plans

Grandma McIlmoyle's Handmade Shell Craft Picture

Vintage Crafts

Young Girl Practicing Hand Shadow Puppets

Fun with Shadow Puppets

Old Farmer Gazing at the Sky to Forecast the Day's Weather

Weather Sayings

Retro 3D Photos

What's Your Favorite Dessert?

With the Night Mail

Varieties with Tidbits of Reading Pleasure from the Victorian Age

Read Victorian Tidbits

The Art of Napkin Folding

Antique Oil Lamps

Remember the Good Old Recipes

Old Time Desserts

1950s Range Pals Picnic at Rice Lake, Ontario, Canada

Desserts for Holidays

Vintage Restaurant Desserts

Take Time to Relax

Vintage Ad Demonstrating an Early Electric Vibrator

Here's an Interesting Way to Relax
(PD Source)

Today's world is so busy compared to the world of the 1950s that I grew up in. Everybody's rushing here and there, and it's getting harder to find the time to simply sit back and unwind. I'm hoping you'll find my website a relaxing place, a place to recall good memories of friends and family and favorite foods.

You could relax as the lady above demonstrates, though I doubt those amazing "light-in-weight" appliances are still available. Can you believe it? It's so much easier unwind while reading Grandma's old fashioned dessert recipes and remembering the Good Old Days!

You never needed an invitation to visit Grandma, and her door was never locked. Her old fashioned coffee pot was busily perking on the kitchen wood stove, and you were always welcome to drop by for a visit.

This online kitchen is always open for you too. So, pour yourself a favorite cuppa, get comfy in your chair, and spend some time exploring the links below.

Stereoscopic Photo of Old Fashioned Kitchen in 1903

Young Couple in Their Kitchen Cooking Supper, c. 1903
(Source: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C., LC-USZ62-107527)

How to View in 3D

The double image is an old fashioned stereoscopic photograph. It can be viewed by leaning close and staring through the images while slightly crossing the eyes until the two images converge to form one 3D picture in the center. Some people find this method easier to do than others, but it is fun to try.

Could you do me a wee favor? Please invite your friends and family to visit my website. Use the handy buttons below to Tweet about my site, or to Like and Share this page on Facebook.

I would love for them to visit and remember the good old days too, and they'll thank you for the relaxing break from life's busyness too.