Gwen V Boyd

Memoirs of a child of the 40s and 50s Gwen V Boyd

Technology has advanced at such a pace that the memory of the hand-to-mouth existence of the war years has faded. Children no longer have the freedoms we had. Life then was simpler but not any less difficult. Mothers either stayed at home or only undertook part-time work to implement their husband's wages. Few working class people owned their own homes and the only drugs prevalent were cigarettes and alcohol. This is a record, as I remember it through my childhood, of how life was, as these times will be soon lost for ever.