Yes, it's true... I love The Partridge Family! Fun stuff from back in the day! :-)
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Oh my! I wish I had kept all the Partridge Family (ok, David Cassidy) stuff I collected. I was *obsessed* back in the day. Oddly enough, I mentioned him today. :-)
ReplyDeleteLoved. Him.(!!) I went through a Partridge Family phase in middle school, which would be normal except that it was 1998 at the time. I looked everywhere for a PF lunchbox under $50 and never found one. :( There's something timeless about his effect on prepubescent girls, I guess. Anytime I see this kind of stuff at an estate sale I either snap it up or sigh bc it's priced out of my range, what a cutie.
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