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by Alicia Grega

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An A-Z Guide to ’70s Decor via Flavorwire

 
I LOVE almost every single one of these pictures —
most of them are come from one of Sandi Vincent’s amazing collections on flickr —
and want desperately to be sucked back in artifical time to lounge in a la la land furnished accoring to this dictionary.
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Flavorwire » An A-Z Guide to ’70s Decor

Flavorwire » An A-Z Guide to ’70s Decor.
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those sexy ’70s parents

my parents ... before I was born

Do you think they took these pictures of each other? Gosh, I hope so.
Found these a while back in one of Grandma Grega’s photo albums of all places.

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