I loved Play-Doh as a child. My mom used to lay out a plastic table cloth on the floor and I used to play for hours.

Wiffle bat and ball. Still is.

My slot car set.

Hands down, Sit 'n Spin. I think I was on that thing until I was 12 and could barely wrap my legs around it. I also spoke to imaginary friends while on it, but that's probably TMI.

So funny what we liked.. i had that barbie head that you screwed to the kitchen table and made up with makeup and hairstyles.. i tortured that head... and a real blackboard that flipped over and had a green board on the other side.. pent hours acting like a 'teacher' to my dolls..

Mr Machine, the early 1960s version.

A Hasbro Light Bright! Kept my sister and I entertained for hours.

Atari... used to play with my pops all the time... Also my 2XL robot and my Dukes of Hazzard big wheels...

I loved my Rowlf Muppet, my teddy bear Francis, Atari and my "life-sized" doll who I named Crystal. And my friend had a Sit N Spin, which was cool. Always wanted a Cabbage Patch kid, but never got one...oh well!

I was very busy--Disneykins, my Barbie dolls and her dream house, Suzie Walker (life-size doll), Little Chap Family, Pebbles, Mr. Potato Head (in those days he came as a styrofoam ball) and always enjoyed playing Monopoly, though it was a game with never an end in sight! What's more, when I was about 8 or 9 my parents bought me a surrey with a red/white fringe on top. (Not quite the motorized Jeeps and Mercedes the kids drive today, but a big deal back then). I'm sentimental. These items represent a lot of happy times and I still have all these toys packed away (minus the potato head) and never let my own children play with them...except we do use my Monopoly game--money and pieces--housed in its original, now scotch-taped box.

I can't believe I forgot to mention...Easy Bake Oven...it was turquoise (I still have that too)...white cake with chocolate frosting.

Does anyone remember "Shake and Bake"? It was plastic molds that you added a mixture to with water. You shake it, then bake it and then you have a figurine to paint. My brother and I used to do it all of the time. Did I just date myself? lol.

Great memories of Mr. Machine (still have it) and my Cecil doll (Beanie and Cecil). Most of all it was my first Schwinn with a sissy bar and a banana seat.

monopoly was, and is still my favorite game of all time. I now play it with my 10 year old grandson, who beats me.