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Your Grandparents Never Had Birthday Parties And No One Ever Celebrated Them. Now You Know So ... THROW THEM A BIRTHDAY PARTY!

Your Grandparents Never Had Birthday Parties And No One Ever Celebrated Them. Now You Know So ... THROW THEM A BIRTHDAY PARTY! | FYI; Most people born in the late 50s, 60s and early 70s; Didn't have parents that were "involved" with their lives; That means there were no birthday parties and nothing was for or about you. You could be seen but not heard and only speak when you were spoken to. Yes, we could go anywhere as long as we were home when the street lights came on but we also had; Our parents were oh so very SELF INVOLVED; commercials that came on every night asking parents all across this country, "It's 10:00 o'clock. Do you know where your children are?"; Most of the time they didn't know or care. We were expected to take care of ourselves by the time we started kindergarten; Times they are a changin my friend and we are all just dust in the wind | image tagged in memes,hide the pain harold,back in the day,grandparents,birthday party,celebrate | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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Xenonailing
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Hey, it could be a lot worse. You could neither be seen nor heard.

If people never had birthday parties back then, that means the only parties they had in their lives were their wedding ceremonies and/or graduation ceremonies.
LadyDeerHeart
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We grew up and celebrated our kids. We threw the biggest parties for our children.

I just made the meme cuz youth seems to understand their parents and grandparents are people too. They cry in YouTube videos because, well, nobody ever acknowledged them.

They deserve to be acknowledged though. 🤟🦌❤️
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FYI; Most people born in the late 50s, 60s and early 70s; Didn't have parents that were "involved" with their lives; That means there were no birthday parties and nothing was for or about you. You could be seen but not heard and only speak when you were spoken to. Yes, we could go anywhere as long as we were home when the street lights came on but we also had; Our parents were oh so very SELF INVOLVED; commercials that came on every night asking parents all across this country, "It's 10:00 o'clock. Do you know where your children are?"; Most of the time they didn't know or care. We were expected to take care of ourselves by the time we started kindergarten; Times they are a changin my friend and we are all just dust in the wind