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Monday, June 13, 2011

PHOTO CHALLENGE, DAY 10

DAY 10: "CHILDHOOD MEMORIES"




This well used and worn lunch box was my own when I was a child back in the '50's. I remember there was a matching wide-mouth thermos that went with it, although that is long gone. My younger sisters used this for school too, long after I'd grown out of it. When the black plastic handle broke, Dad made a new handle out of this nylon strap.

Looking at this now brings back memories of lunches my Mom made for me. The sandwiches then were always wrapped in waxed paper, and there was a thermos of soup and an apple inside. I can almost smell the lunches even now! Nowadays I use it as a cookie tin, when I'm baking and feel nostalgic.

PEACE!
Love Jude

6 Comments:

Blogger sydwynd said...

I remember having lunch boxes like that in grammar school. The thermos always had a glass liner which meant by about day 3 of school, you'd dropped your lunchbox and shattered the liner of the thermos, making it unusable.

6:47 AM, June 13, 2011  
Blogger Jude said...

Exactly Vince! Mine didn't last very long either. Kids drop things all the time and we were no exception I guess.

7:15 AM, June 13, 2011  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Looks to be in good shape. Funny how something as simple as a lunch box can bring back so many memories.

I remember the days of yuk I don't like this, can I swap my sandwich for yours. That was always fun.

I used to get notes from my grandma on occasion, it was embarassing but it also made me feel special. I sure miss those days - life was so much simpler back then.

8:54 PM, June 14, 2011  
Blogger Jude said...

The notes would have been a nice touch, and you're right about it being so much simpler back then Jer!

6:21 AM, June 15, 2011  
Blogger Danni said...

Love it Jude, keep the great pics coming

1:59 PM, June 15, 2011  
Blogger Jude said...

Thanks Danni I will! This is fun and thank you again for posting it!

6:37 PM, June 15, 2011  

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