What a ridiculous, mean-spirited, irrelevant, comment Gary DuBrall has made.    

I'm not a Republican, but I am a man some might call old.  When I was in school, boys were required to take "shop" where they learned woodworking, car repair, etc. and girls were required to take "home economics" where they learned cooking, sewing, housecleaning.  I had no interest in "shop" and asked to take "home economics."  But the teachers and principal said that as a boy I must take shop.  Today the genders are all mixed up.  Let's move on, Gary.

When I saw the picture, my mind was immediately transported back to that memory.  I was reminded of all those nostalgic Norman Rockwell paintings and Life Magazine covers which so accurately portrayed middle-class American lifestyle in mid-century.  Nostalgia does not imply desire.  Hawaii people of Filipino and Japanese heritage have nostalgia for their days growing up on sugar plantations, but no desire to go back there, notwithstanding Gary's snarkiness