Jennifer Mazur was born with
 just a few weeks left in 1969
and is truly a child of
the Seventies.

Now older and wiser,
Jennifer would like to share
her fond memories of the
Seventies with her children
 and with the world.
Enjoy!

In 1971,
Jennifer received a
Raggedy Ann doll and a Raggedy
Ann quilt: the first two acquisitions
 in an ever-expanding assortment of
Raggedy Ann and Andy items.
 Eventually the collection would grow
 to include a lunchbox, a set of
Colorforms, a talking alarm clock,
 and an electric toothbrush.

In 1972,
she welcomed her younger brother,
David (known as "Davi" for a few years),
into the family, and celebrated
her birthday with a Minnie Mouse cake
 and a Raggedy Ann
dress (of course!)

In 1973,
 Jennifer got a Marx Sport Wheel
and a set of plastic
Pillsbury Poppin’ Fresh and
Poppie Fresh dolls for Christmas.

In 1974,
 she wore a shiny pink Cinderella
costume for Halloween
 (the kind with the flimsy plastic mask,
which she was afraid to wear)
 and started school.
Her favorite songs
 that year were
 Scott Joplin's “The Entertainer” &
Don McLean's “American Pie.”

In 1975,
the school picture you see here
was taken.
Jennifer also entered a contest
to design a Bicentennial logo
 for a souvenir Frisbee at
 Clark Elementary School.
She lost.
 Apparently they had
no appreciation for true art.
Haha.

In 1976,
she and David posed for Halloween
 pictures in their living room.
David dressed as George Washington,
and the living room,
wanting to get in on the action,
dressed as a 1976 Bicentennial
Celebration Museum.

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