Article: The 80's to 90's Lunch Box

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[ericdu]

I truly love my childhood back in the 80's. We were so young, careless and free without the hassles of the corporate world that I am in right now. Back when we used to play Pinoy parlor games with our neighbors, sweating it out like there is no tomorrow. How I wish that I could turn back time and cherish every second of it.

[Jep01_Chibu]

Magnolia Chocolait in a Bottle - The Best!

[beyee]

totally agree with you Jep!

Love this one every recess time...

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While I was reading through each item in the list, I was laughing because I so can relate to each of the goodies hehehe... So does that mean I'm a true-blue 80's girl? weeeeeeeee

80's rocks!

[7DMM]

nostalgic in the sense that we (my siblings and i) never had a lunch box. those were tough times for our family so we only have tupperware as container for our lunch(even that was expensive way back in the 80's, but to fit in, it was a really cool thing to have a lunch box with the current super hero/cartoon character on it). everytime i asked my parents why i can't have one, they would always say "we need money to pay for school". in such a young age it made us suck up such bitter reality. maka suya but it taught us to appreciate simple luxuries in life like a burger and siopao divided by 4 (para patas). now as a parent myself, i could look back and see that our parents did everything they could to send us to school through sacrifice. i know as much as they wanted to give us some of our whims and other fancy stuff we wanted like a lunch box (it was for us). they just can't simply afford it and have to tell us that there are more important things in life like being able to graduate with a degree. now it reminded me that i should always be thankful for all that they've given us despite of their shortcomings.

thanks for writing this blog. made my tears drop. to my loving parents (although it was tough love) i can't thank you enough.

"you'll never appreciate the sweetness of life if you haven't tasted the bitterness of it."- Potenciano A. Davis

[siopao1984]

wonder boy crackers. EPIC

[beyee]

I can still recall our lunch boxes back in the days, tin lunch boxes pa to.. wala pa'y lockNlock..

fantastic four for my bro

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rainbow brite (in red) for me



then ni-evolve to these grayish ones





then who wouldn't forget these ring pops?



AND my most-faved memory of 80s candy treats was these cigarette candy sticks though local brands lang to gibaligya sa vendors sa gawas sa school namo nuon like marlboro, hope, phillip morris



I would buy these cig sticks and pretend to take a puff while playing during recess time. Then ingkibon daun nako ang candy para it would appear na ni-upos ako cigarette candy then matching pina-shake pa sa "ashtray" kunuhay hahahaha!


((nalingaw ko recall dah hehehe))

[batang_bronse]

bulgor 1 peso/cap compulsory jud na pag elem. early 90's

[THE KID]

ang akong lunch box sa elementary katong karaan nga sudlanan sa selecta ice cream....

[jofer]

hampy dampy(not sure of the spelling)kato mura cheese curls.dokdokon usa namo before abliha aron mura bolboron ig kaon.di makagawas ig recess ug dili mahurot ang pan baligya ni mam na bahaw.lol