I'm so old I Remember when:

I'm so old I remember living in the waning days of the Great Depression. One of those memories is how my dad would add a table spoon of water to a ketchup bottle that had some on the sides of the glass bottle it came in but wouldn't pour. He shake that bottle with the tablespoon of water until it would. Waste not Want not years.
Grew up under 'waste not want not.' Not a bad practice at all
 
I think I still have this model in storage somewhere - with his hat! 1970s Breyer. I've always loved dapple grays.

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He's a "her"... Breyer's "Old Timer." My sister and I collected (and still have) them. "The Old Gray Mare" has always been one of my favorites, with or without her hat!
 
Also, when using jarred pasta sauce, I'll put a couple of teaspoons of hot pasta water in the jar and shake it good to get the last of the sauce out.

I haven't found a good way to get gravy out of a jar other than scraping with a rubber spatula, though. Not watering that down.
A piece of warm bread works great ... and there's no evidence left to rat you out!
 
I'm so old I remember living in the waning days of the Great Depression. One of those memories is how my dad would add a table spoon of water to a ketchup bottle that had some on the sides of the glass bottle it came in but wouldn't pour. He shake that bottle with the tablespoon of water until it would. Waste not Want not years.
Ummm. I do that. Also with dish soap, shampoo etc.
 
I'm so old I remember when the news broke about the Manson murders.
I saw a preview for a show last night. I didn't even remember what it was called but the opening voiceover said "Munich 1972" . I immediately had a involuntary visceral reaction even though that was the summer I would turn only 12. There are somethings you remember in your soul.
 

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