Textbook? I don’t get it. Was the photo link supposed to be to the bedroom with the cutesy dictionary definition of “boy” on the wall… Or the living room photo with the “1-2-3” throw pillows?
Superdave
@bemocked – I think they were pointing out the Spanish 101 words “LA COCINA” in the kitchen, which literally means “the kitchen.”
Native Houstonian
The “English Tudor” façade was quite popular in the 70’s (even this poster lived in one). Today, I feel sorry for the 1 out of 100 kids who have to live without their name/initials on their bedroom wall as I can’t think of a niece or nephew in my family that doesn’t sport this particular motif. As a child of the 60s/70s, I never felt deprived as I was busy playing unsupervised in the front yard, riding my bike without a helmet, and drinking straight from the water hose outside.
Textbook? I don’t get it. Was the photo link supposed to be to the bedroom with the cutesy dictionary definition of “boy” on the wall… Or the living room photo with the “1-2-3” throw pillows?
@bemocked – I think they were pointing out the Spanish 101 words “LA COCINA” in the kitchen, which literally means “the kitchen.”
The “English Tudor” façade was quite popular in the 70’s (even this poster lived in one). Today, I feel sorry for the 1 out of 100 kids who have to live without their name/initials on their bedroom wall as I can’t think of a niece or nephew in my family that doesn’t sport this particular motif. As a child of the 60s/70s, I never felt deprived as I was busy playing unsupervised in the front yard, riding my bike without a helmet, and drinking straight from the water hose outside.