If you too, between 1970-1981, were glued to the TV watching "The Brady Bunch," "All in the Family," (may Carroll O'Connor rest in everlasting peace) and "American Bandstand," and you were reading "Tiger Beat," "16," and "Creem," while you were wearing bell bottom Levi's, Lees and Wranglers, pull up a bean bag on the shag rug and stick around. Click on the links at the left to bring back some memories NOW!

Every day or two, I add a bit to the site, including your suggestions and ideas. So, catch boogie fever by visiting all of the pages! And, as always, my diary just never ends. Look for more monthly updates for '70s-style teen angst!!

If you have any comments, suggestions or ideas drop me a line at julie@stuckinthe70s.com, and I'll add them to the site as soon as those darn '00s quit getting in the way.

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The whole world's bloggin', so why not I? It's almost as good as keeping a diary!  To check it out, click on "Check the Blog, man!"  It'll be a good place to reminisce collectively.

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Me, upon opening the door: "Awww man! I got the dud! .... Hey, wait! He's kinda cute!"

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Welcome Back to the '70s!

Linus Sings the Police

This is the coolest thing I've ever seen on You Tube. Ol' Chalk Drinker must've put in a lot of hours on it. Kudos!!

This Month in the '70s:

• May 2, 1970: Mississippi state commission bans Sesame Street, citing the state "not ready" for the "highly integrated" show

• May 4, 1970: Four students are killed at Kent State University when National Guardsmen fire into a crowd of protesters

• May 17, 1971: Godspell opens

• May 2, 1972: J. Edgar Hoover dies at age 77 after 48 years as FBI director

• May 22, 1972: Nixon visits the Soviet Union and signs a formal agreement with Brezhnev on strategic arms limitations

• May 6, 1973: Paul Simon tours for the first time without Garfunkel

• May 14, 1973: U.S. Supreme Court approves equal rights for women in the military

• May 17, 1973: Senate Watergate hearings begin

• May 7, 1974: The League of Women Voters agrees to allow men into their organization

• May 26, 1974: A 14-year-old girl is crushed at a David Cassidy concert in London

• May 2, 1975: Smokey the bear retires

• May 7, 1975: Gerald Ford proclaims an end to the "Vietnam era"

• May 10, 1975: Stevie Wonder attracts 125,000 fans to a free concert at the Wshington Monument on "Human Kindness Day"

• May 2, 1976: Apple Records' offices close

• May 4, 1977: David Frost conducts the first televised interview with former President Richard Nixon

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• May 18, 1977: Menachem Begin begins his term as Prime Minister of Israel

• May 25, 1977: Star Wars opens

• May 31, 1977: Beatlemania opens on Broadway

• May 3, 1978: It's "Sun Day" -- solar energy is celebrated across the country

• May 8, 1978: David Berkowitz pleads guilty to the "Son of Sam" murders in New York

• May 12, 1978: Due to accusations of sexism, hurricanes are no longer given exclusively female names

• May 29, 1978: First class postage is raised to 15 cents

• May 3, 1979: Margaret Thatcher is chosen as Britain's first female prime minister

• May 11, 1979: The Chia Pet is mass-marketed

(Source: Rhino Records' "Have a Nice Decade: The '70s Pop Culture Box")

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Recent Updates

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New Gadget

Dad got a gadget he can use to transfer old slides into the computer to save the pix! We're excited. Dad has tons and tons of slides. Below is a preview. First is brother, Mike, at our 1122 Brookview Lane, Peoria, Ill., house with some pumpkins we stole from a farmer's field, circa 1975. Below is Mom in the early '50s before any of us kids. What a beautiful woman!

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