Seniors
Related: About this forumAs I worked at the New York World's Fair,
as an information person, this special in the NYTimes today brings lots of memories!
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/04/20/nyregion/worlds-fair-1964-memories.html?_r=0
NYC_SKP
(68,644 posts)How cool that must have been, all the optimism for the future.
I remember being impressed by the structures that remain when I first moved to the city from California.
elleng
(141,926 posts)as were the NYMets, SKP!
ellenrr
(3,869 posts)with some activists who described how civil rights and labor activists used the occasion of the '64' Fair to bring attention.
that was new to me.
elleng
(141,926 posts)but was about to leave for jr. year abroad, so other things were probably on my mind.
ellenrr
(3,869 posts)elleng
(141,926 posts)1964! Went to England with Experiment for International Living, which was only 1 semester, but I 'refused' to return home, so stayed, willy-nilly, until June, 'based' in Nottingham, and traveled in Britain and the continent. A life-sculpting time.
ellenrr
(3,869 posts)and from some of your comments
then I thot well, maybe she's 19 and for some reason wants to be in this group with us elders.
Sounds great.
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