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This humorous memoir takes readers on a nostalgic journey through the author's childhood, exploring a series of amusing and relatable experiences that defined the 70s and 80s. The author recounts tales of the mythical “permanent record” in school, the joys and hardships of camping in a camper shell, the unexpected thrill of typing class with heavy metal music, the awkwardness of church plays, the ultimate organization tool of Trapper Keepers, the competitive spirit of foosball nights at the youth center, and the emotional rollercoaster of witnessing Ultraman's near-death experience. The author also offers a passionate defense of NECCO wafers and reflects on the beloved shows of public television, highlighting the impact of Sesame Street, The Electric Company, and ZOOM. Finally, the memoir delves into the world of breakfast cereals, from the sugary charm of Captain Crunch to the controversial appeal of Rice Krispies. Comparable works include Erma Bombeck, Dave Barry