It's been 2 1/2 years since I lost Alecia and I'm still going through things. It's a tough go. But anyway, I came across these items this morning. Alecia worked in the food service industry most of her life. These are from when she was still in Detroit before moving to Texas. A name tag, money clip, a tie tack, pair of earrings and what looks like an anniversary pin from when she worked at a Big Boy restaurant. I thought they are pretty cool.
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I have heard of Big Boy but never laid eyes on one
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Yessir, very cool. Back in the day, we had a Kip’s Big Boy restaurant, in Ft Worth, at I-30 and S. University DrComment
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Very cool from the memories' standpoint.Comment
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Big boy is the original Big Mac! My mom loved that place as a kid! I saw a plastic big boy at an antique shop once I almost bought it for her to stick in the yard!Comment
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Kip's had the greatest ice cream sundae's in the world. Back in the sixties we had one at the corner of Lemmon Ave and Inwood.Originally posted by sandbill View PostComment
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No vintage Burger King crowns?
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I always open your post to see what cool finds you have.Comment
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There was a Big Boy in Houston back in the early sixty's (can't remember the address) . Back when I was going to UofH. Ate there many times. Great memories.Comment
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I ate there many times. And a few as a young adult.Originally posted by sandbill View Post
Randy, thanks for sharing. It brought back some memories here.
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It would have to be extremely vintage because it has been a really loooooonnnnnggggg time.Originally posted by Smart View PostNo vintage Burger King crowns?
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Yep grew up in MI, and loved the BB. They are very similar / almost identical / to Jim's down here.Comment
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Really nice that those things help trigger some great memories for you.Comment
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The memories are what is making it take so long to go through things.Originally posted by dosrobles View PostComment
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