1990s nostalgia

There's nothing like a good blast from the past. There was a time when technology had not taken over yet and we'd spend most of our days outside, playing until the street lights came on. Then we'd come back home, listen to cassettes, and watch our favorite movies on videotapes. There's nostalgia in reminiscing about how things used to be, and that's exactly what we're here to do - rekindle those memories.

90s kids: Who remembers neon friendship bracelets?

90's kids know all about this fun paper fortune teller!!! It funny because we did this so much in elementary school that they ended up being banned, so we felt like such rebels when we made them anyway

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the best 80s and 90s toys. The ones that are still going strong, and the ones that are no longer around. Great 90s nostalgia

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Shawn Harper was born in the '80s, grew up in the '90s, and is now running an online project called Saturday Morning Nostalgia for everyone who shares the timeline.

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