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Annette 1 month ago
The smell of that plastic that you blew bubbles with.
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Jeanne 1 month ago
Annette,
I remember that stuff! “Super Elastic Bubble Plastic.” Had a little straw to blow the bubbles.
Also, original Play-Doh, original Chapstick, original Silly Putty, Scratch n’ Sniff, baseball card gum, Elmer’s Glue-All, and soooo many more scents of the 70’s that I miss.
I remember that stuff! “Super Elastic Bubble Plastic.” Had a little straw to blow the bubbles.
Also, original Play-Doh, original Chapstick, original Silly Putty, Scratch n’ Sniff, baseball card gum, Elmer’s Glue-All, and soooo many more scents of the 70’s that I miss.
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Jeanne 1 month ago
#8 Your dad cleaned engine parts with gasoline in the driveway when you were a child. He let you put gas in the car at the station. The smell of gasoline would be on your dad’s clothes after rebuilding an engine of an old car he bought.
You’ve always liked the smell, because you’ve always loved your dad.
You’ve always liked the smell, because you’ve always loved your dad.
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Gilbert 1 month ago
Crayons! I have an old cookie tin full of broken crayons I keep for my grandkids. Every so often I pop the cover and take a good whiff. That's childhood, right there!
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Jenny 1 month ago
Rolls of Caps! Every red-blooded American boy from the 1960's - 70's know that awesome smell. 
I remember that stuff! “Super Elastic Bubble Plastic.” Had a little straw to blow the bubbles.
Also, original Play-Doh, original Chapstick, original Silly Putty, Scratch n’ Sniff, baseball card gum, Elmer’s Glue-All, and soooo many more scents of the 70’s that I miss.
You’ve always liked the smell, because you’ve always loved your dad.