#POPULAR BOY TOYS AGE 9 LITTLE DISC GAME TV#

As a child I was exposed to music of the 1920’s – 1960’s and still love to hear it today. I loved to here the Big Band music that he played. He was the band leader and played cornet beautifully.

#POPULAR BOY TOYS AGE 9 LITTLE DISC GAME TV#

My father would work during the week as a TV technician and on week-ends he would play in a band. I sure loved to watch TV on our Black and White set. I suppose because I’m much older now I just don’t remember any bad times as a child. Looking at the pictures of all the toys on this site took me back to my childhood when life seemed much simplier and children respected their elders. The best memories of my youth are of the special time of Christams of giving, sharing, and being with family. She enjoyed all the grandchildren and showed her love for everyone with her jolly disposition. She would have a feast ready for everyone and always had a present for everyone one who came to visit. All of our Aunts, Uncles, and their spouses,Cousins, would gather at Grandmother’s house after we opened our presents. The smell of the pine tree would last beyond Christmas.Ĭhristmas was always a special time for our family. I loved the bubble lights and the mercury glass balls. I remember my father always put the lights on the tree. I was thinking about Christmas and how excited my siblings and I were on Christmas Eve.

And for those who like their toys gender-neutral, Wham-O keeps things swinging with Hula Hoops, Frisbees and more. For girls, it is a doll unlike any they’ve seen before: Barbie comes to town, and things will never be the same again. For boys and their toys in the 50s as a decade, it is the age of cowboys and spacemen: Davy Crockett and Roy Rogers lead the pack of western heroes that share the toy aisles with the out-of-this-world likes of Commando Cody and Tom Corbett, Space Cadet.

Popular boy toys age 9 little disc game