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Gayle · 22-12-2005, 16:55

I've been watching the Wizard of Oz today with my two children - aged 6 and 3 (almost 4) and they loved it. It's so timeless that I suspect they'll be watching it with their children in 30 years time and it won't seem any older.

It was made in 1939 (or it might have been 38), anyway, it's over 60 years old.

It got me thinking, what else is still around from then and other than a few buildings and Chris's Grandad I couldn't think of much. Technology and townscapes change so much these days that nothing stays the same for long.

So what do you think will stand the test of time from modern times?

22-12-2005, 16:55	#1
Gayle God Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Relaxville Posts: 6,866 Blog Entries: 69 Liked: 13 times Rep Power: 2867	Older than the Wizard... I've been watching the Wizard of Oz today with my two children - aged 6 and 3 (almost 4) and they loved it. It's so timeless that I suspect they'll be watching it with their children in 30 years time and it won't seem any older. It was made in 1939 (or it might have been 38), anyway, it's over 60 years old. It got me thinking, what else is still around from then and other than a few buildings and Chris's Grandad I couldn't think of much. Technology and townscapes change so much these days that nothing stays the same for long. So what do you think will stand the test of time from modern times? __________________ The views expressed within this post are mine and mine alone.