Author name: Dana Daly

Dana is an avid reader and writer with a demonstrated history of producing high-quality content. An enthusiastic scholar with a bachelor’s degree from The College of New Jersey, Dana greatly enjoys engaging others through writing. She has covered technology, health, history, science, culture, and current events, and her creative fiction can be found in literary magazines – and someday on bookshelves.

Gadgets from the ’60s and ’70s That are Still The Most Reliable Items In The House

In an age when smartphones become obsolete after two years and appliances are designed with planned obsolescence in mind, there’s […]

12 Foods That Only Tasted Right When Eaten in Front of a Console TV

Remember when the TV was the size of a refrigerator and weighed about as much? Those massive console televisions were

Ordinary ’80s Problems You Had to Solve Without Google, Apps, or Even Patience

Remember when solving everyday problems required actual detective work, phone calls to multiple people, and sometimes just plain old-fashioned luck?

12 Times the Power Went Out in the ’70s – and Somehow It Was the Best Night Ever (Especially If Someone Lit a Hurricane Lamp)

Remember when losing electricity wasn’t a disaster but an adventure? Back in the groovy ’70s, power outages had a magical

13 Times You Knew a Kid Had Money Just by What They Brought to School in the ’80s

Remember those days when you could spot the “rich kid” from across the cafeteria? The 1980s were a simpler time

Drive-In Movie Rituals from the ’60s You Had to Be There to Understand

The drive-in theater was more than just a place to watch movies—it was a cultural institution that defined summer nights

12 ’60s Kids Who Took Over Our Screens – Then Vanished Into Adulthood

Remember when Saturday mornings meant scrambling to the TV in your pajamas, cereal bowl in hand, ready to watch your