I think back to what Sydney was like in the 1960s. Oh, so much has changed since then. On a Sunday you would see hardly any people in the city, Outside cafes? Not in your dreams.
I cannot recall that I noticed then a lot of homeless people. When our daughter became sick with the polio virus, she received in Sydney the best of medical care paid for by the Hospital Fund. We were recent migrants. My husband was on very low wages, but we had no money problems, none whatsoever!
Our diet in the 1960s included of course fish and chips and meat pies, also topside steak (which was very affordable) and minced meat and occasionally a leg of lamb roasted in the oven. I never liked to eat chicken, but I cooked it for the family. Of course we could always afford to buy fresh vegetables and fruitโฆ
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What you shared reminds me very much of how my parents lived. And they had 8 children. ๐
HUGS!!! ๐
Gee, Carolyn. You must have had a very interesting childhood to be growing with that many siblings! ๐
Hugs, Uta
It was. There are many stories.
HUGS!!! ๐