Hey Pandas, What’s Something That Makes You Nostalgic? (Closed)

A time without woke hashtag activism and "powerful" speeches,no tiktok,no "this must go viral" movement or prank.Some things just were more organic and had its own flow

Seeing a picture of the skyline of Dallas TX. Life was so very wonderful when I lived there. I miss everything and everybody, especially my wonderful nephew. Having to move away I missed so much of his life. 😔. My quilt. After my mom died I took many pieces of clothing of both hers and my dad's. I cut them into squares, and having never made a quilt before, still, I put all these squares together and made one. Each square has a significance all it's own. I love to run my hands over it.

The smell of funnel cakes. Every fair & carnival had them when I was a kid in the northeast U.S.

Listening to George Carlin. I had some great road trips plugging in the iPod and laughing the whole way.

Playgrounds with, swings, and the "death by" merry go round, we were silly enough to play on.

Listening to bands I have seen live, brings back memories of when I went to concerts and music festivals.

The beauty of a cherry plump tree. The best years of my youth always had one in it.

The sound of a tent zipper. Makes me think about camping with my family when i was younger.

Seeing spaces like abandoned malls where I used to shop as a kid or photos of old classroom that remind me of being in school.

Looking at old family photos. Most of my family lives far away or has passed on. Just seeing these photographs can bring back memories, smells, and much more that had been long forgotten.

The smell of certain foods remind me of my mother who passed away last year. Also, sometimes I'll see my niece and nephews with their phones and remember how much simpler life was when I was growing up.

Honestly just staring out into the night and just smelling the cold, clear air. It just makes me contemplate life and think of how far I've come (which honestly really isn't that far)

When my whole family used to go to the caravan park every summer. My kids growing up. Meeting my partner.

pre-Covid vacation

Visiting ur native place & seeing how it's changed over the years.U miss quite some old things.

Few months ago I found my mp3 player from high school times. I’m 32 now so it was some time ago. There was A LOT of crying during listenig, some of those songs I Heard last time when I was 16-17.

Specifically rain rolling down a car window in the middle of the night.

Being in specific places that give me nostalgia

The scent of Star Jasmine/Night-blooming Jasmine (I’ve heard it called both), which was the scent of my dearly beloved grandparents’ front stairs.

Weather. I'll go outside on a day with a particular kind of weather and it reminds me of some day in the past when the weather was identical.