Remembering 1968 a dramatic year of change.
If you are old enough I’m sure many of these images hold powerful memories of 1968. Can anyone tell me what “Me and Bobbie McGee” is all about
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Better Living Through Beauty, Wisdom and Whimsey
Barbies and Helicopters, Space Crafts and Pink Boas Oh My!
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“Freedom’s just another word for nothing left to lose”. Still sing that song at times. It’s so evocative of that whole era. Sometimes I wonder what happened to all those rebellious souls – did they, we, really all end up wearing suits?
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In Berkeley you see some folks that seem stuck in 1968 and they just look sad. I believe some of us, you and I may have found the middle ground to grow and still keep those freedom loving values. I doubt you and yours wear a suit.
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The 1968 was for us very dramatic year….We were occupated by Soviet army till 1989….it were grey and unfree years… I send you two photos from these horrible days…… http://www.moderni-dejiny.cz/PublicFiles/UserFiles/image/Metodika/08_CSR_1948-1968/800x800_josef_koudelka_1968_2.jpg, http://www.moderni-dejiny.cz/PublicFiles/UserFiles/image/Prameny/08_CSR_1948-1968/800x800_srpen-1968-v-liberci.jpg
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Marie told us how many older (our age) people were often very sad. From these pictures I see why. Thank you for sharing those powerful images. May your country stay free and safe.
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Just graduated High School (1967)…so definitely remember all…
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1968 graduated college and moved to California from Oklahoma. Culture shock big time!
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Since I was born in 1975, I must say it was a bit before my time 🙂 But colourful memories for sure – enjoyed you sharing them here!
PS: I am sorry there was no challenge last Sunday. I have been on the road constanty for almost 2 weeks but I promise the challenge will be back this weekend again.
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