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Oranges, Avocados, and Childhood Memories: A Glimpse into Life in the Mid-1980s

Bathed in the soft light of dawn back in the ’80s, say ’84 or thereabouts, my school day routines were etched into the framework of simpler times. Around 7:15 each morning, I’d step out from the quaint ranch house we called home, my dad toiling away as a hand on the Maynard’s majestic orchards. My …

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Posted byRobert LariosMay 3, 2024November 13, 2024Posted inLeadershipTags: 1980s Childhood Memories, california, Community and Friendship, Cultural Diversity in the 80s, Elementary School Journey, Fuerte Avocado Trees, Impact of COVID-19, Innocence of Youth, Life Lessons from Childhood, Native American Reservation Life, Nature's Playground, Navigating Life's Paths, Nostalgic Stories, OJ SImpson, oranges, Outdoor Childhood Games, Reflections on Adulthood, road-trip, robert larios, Roberto Lariós, Rural Life in the 1980s, San Diego, Success, Tragic Life Stories, travel, USC, Valencia Orange Groves, Vintage Raiders FashionLeave a comment on Oranges, Avocados, and Childhood Memories: A Glimpse into Life in the Mid-1980s
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