What era do you belong in?
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Dhani says,
If I don't BELONG in this one, I'm in deep trouble!unknown116 says,
Hahahaha! What era do you wish you were in is more than six, but that's what I meant. I'm glad you approve of your place in time.MsKillie says,
I should have been a hippie child...ctgoods2 says,
the I Love Lucy eraunknown116 says,
I love the 50's and the 80's. But I'm definetly a 50's kind of girl.JAD says,
50's and early 60'sH2point0 says,
Feels unequal now, can't imagine past!Believe says,
Not this one. But a few others.canadafreeze says,
A couple come to mind, but not the now ...Level1 says,
I used to think that I would have liked to have lived in the 19th century but having just lived like that for over a week I now know that I most certainly prefer to live with the conveniences of the subsequent centuries.unknown116 says,
Where did you go to experience 19th century living?Dragonflower says,
Level1 must have just gone through Hurricane Sandy or something similar. Our modern conveniences sure are handy, aren't they? We went a week without water and electricity after an earthquake once. When the lights came back on I wanted to kiss all the PG&E people! But I think I lived in the era where I would have lived in a Victorian house. Everytime I am in a Victorian, I feel very deja vu-ey and thata feeling like I am home. However, I wouldn't like the lack of plumbing or having to wear so much clothing as in Victorian times. But I definitely feel at home. I have 40s hair though, with waves and the side part. I'm polite like aristocracy. So maybe I've lived quite a few lives? I definitely don't seem to fit in now though.