There's really nothing better than living in the here and now. Except, of course, living in the past (just a little). I mean, there's a reason why people tend to cling to nostalgia, right?
Maybe you just miss the days where you didn't have to worry about mortgages and bad news. Maybe you wish life was simpler. But if you're part of the millennial generation, you're probably about to be hit with a wave of nostalgia.
I remember we had one of these and never used it to store floppy disks. In fact, I'm pretty sure it was used for loose CDs at one point. Or maybe small toys or something.
Fun fact: these paints aren't good at all. Of course, most watercolors are going to be water featuring a little bit of color, but these ones are especially bad. I can't believe they let us make messes with these things in school.
These things were pretty much everywhere at one point, not just Taco Bell. But man, I remember begging my parents for spare change just so I could see a coin... do nothing, really.
These things were basically a must for long car rides, or the doctor or dentist's office waiting room. So much fun, you know, until the tail broke off from being used too much.
We never had a car like this, but I remember seeing those seatbelts way back in the day. I can't believe cars were ever allowed to have seatbelts like that.
This is definitely for the younger Millennials out there, but man. I can actually hear this picture. What a time.
I think that was a childhood rite of passage, having to make it through the snack section without buying anything. Though, for a while there, my family's tradition was to rent a movie and take home a pack of Twizzlers.
I'm not the biggest KitKat fan in the world, but this picture is still conjuring some pretty old memories in my brain. I'm not gonna lie, I kind of like this better than the current packaging.
For me, this reminds me of going to amusement parks as a kid. I'm pretty sure every one I went to had this kind of table in it.
I bet kids today still do this, though.
I never had one of these myself, but I wasn't afraid to ask my classmates for Pringles out of their little Pringles containers. They always tasted better like this for some reason.
This is definitely one of those things you'd pick up to kill time, and then suddenly you've spent hours looking at all the cards. I'm betting this translated into a love for Jeopardy for a lot of people.
As much as I love watching TV in high definition, there's a lot that I miss about those older box TVs. The green volume bar really hit different.
This is another thing about older TVs that I kind of miss. Nothing made you feel more like a tech genius as a kid than plugging in the multicolored AV ports and switching your TV to channel 3 to play a Nintendo game.
I bet if I look hard enough, I could probably find mine in storage somewhere. These things were honestly the best! You could fit so many colored pencils in there!
I'm not even kidding. The one with the rainbow icing is probably one of my favorite things in the world. Too bad they disappeared for a while, but at least they're back now!
This is another one of those pictures that's pulling memories out of my head that I didn't even know I had. Man, Burger King used to be such a great place to go...
It's amazing how a folder that's definitely trying to bring attention to global warming/climate change is so unabashedly '90s. You really had to be there.
Yes. I definitely remember going into the games folder and attempting to play Free Cell and Minesweeper, but being way too young to actually understand how the games worked. Fun times.
I have to admit, I don't remember this one. I guess our family car didn't have this. It did, however, have windows you had to roll down (even though automatic already existed by then). I... don't miss it.
When I was a kid, I figured out how to see the pictures in stereogram images, and I used to show off to my friends. Fun times.
If you can't figure out what's in this one, there's a whale, dolphin, some fish, and palm trees in there.
