Thirty years later, the world my kids live in is unrecognizable from the one of my youth.
The thing I liked most about the ‘90s was not hearing everyone’s not-well-thought-out hot take disguised as a proclamation handed down from on high.
Listen fr this part ^^
AMEN. (Also: I'm from The Netherlands, our summer break is 6 weeks and I'm already dreading it. We don't (really...) have camps, so that's a big difference I think, but 12 weeks??? How??!)
I break out in a cold sweat when I realize that one day they’ll be in school and then I won’t know what to do!
This makes me really curious what kids now (or recently grown kids) look back on with the same nostalgia I have for 90s summers
The thing I liked most about the ‘90s was not hearing everyone’s not-well-thought-out hot take disguised as a proclamation handed down from on high.
Listen fr this part ^^
AMEN. (Also: I'm from The Netherlands, our summer break is 6 weeks and I'm already dreading it. We don't (really...) have camps, so that's a big difference I think, but 12 weeks??? How??!)
I break out in a cold sweat when I realize that one day they’ll be in school and then I won’t know what to do!
This makes me really curious what kids now (or recently grown kids) look back on with the same nostalgia I have for 90s summers