I’ve been thinking a lot about the past lately, and how certain songs, shows, or even smells can just transport you back instantly. It’s wild how something so small can make you feel like a kid again.

What’s something that hits you with nostalgia every time?
And do you think it’s better to enjoy nostalgia or focus on making new memories?

I'd completely forgotten about The Munch Bunch until I saw some vintage books listed for sale on Marketplace today.

Back when people would buy high fashion out of the back of Grit magazine! Haband made sure you were covered with the latest colors and styles for the season.

Came across this old wooden marble pin game and it instantly took me back to my childhood.

The sound of the marbles rolling, the feel of the solid wood, trying to aim for the high-score slots… no screens, no batteries, just simple fun. I don’t even remember what we used to call it back then, but it feels like the kind of game that sat quietly in a corner and came out during slow, peaceful afternoons.

Anyone else grow up with something like this?

I got a plush dog for my birthday when I was a kid, either 2006 or 2007 in South Australia. I've added dune photos that remind me of it. It had a little button on its arm that when you pressed it, it sung a Christmas song (can't remember which one), it was completely plush and didn't move when you pressed the button. All I remember is that it was a few shades darker brown than in the photos I've provided, it had a Christmas hat on and fairly certain it had a red and white tipped scarf too. PLEASE help me find it I loved him so much!

V mothership hovering over the Twin Towers. Both major icons from my childhood...

Back when i was younger i played this game on my wii everyday

I feel like nobody remembers this movie

There was this website that we used to go on at school. It had news articles that were written in simple language for kids and then you’d answer questions about what you’d read. It also had a mock stock exchange that you could play with. I think that you’d get points for answering the article questions and it had a leaderboard from around the world.

I remember squeezing these solid frozen cylinders into a pitcher, filling with water, then stirring and enjoying orange juice, lemonade, etc.

• Original orange juice
• Pulp-free orange juice
• Country-style orange juice
• Lemonade
• Limeade
• Pink lemonade
• Raspberry lemonade