Shadows start to fall.

Whatcha doing?

Snapping beans.

Don't do me like that.

What a cool top!  

Just perfect for chowing down on some corn on the cob with your family.

Return of the pink and white diamonds cardigan!

That could not be her normal makeup artist.

Something is wrong with everything.

Something is wrong with everything, except that sweater.  Could it be another of Norma's possibly homemade creations?

The wardrobe department blends Mom into her set with the familiar tone on tone on tone on tone trope.

Afternoon delight.

"Go the fuck to sleep."

Return of the Christmas, 1969 twinset.

Pretty in an old cardigan.

Nope, this cardigan is really the worst thing in the world.
She got new canisters.  Let's never see this cardigan again!

Pottery class!

Mom to the rescue with a mug she made herowndamnself.  Take that, Jack.

The family shows her ZERO support and can't wait for her to dump the pottery class
 and try a less potentially fragile hobby.

The cutest screengrab ever.

What luck!

Two for the road.

The family's 1963 Dodge Polara station wagon.
It was Norma's grocery-getter for an early portion of the series.

View from a cute montage.

1970.

If you squint, you can see all the way to 1977.

Twilight.

Another example of a sweater Norma could have made herself.

Nice white diamond color blocks.

Laundry day.

Is it 1970 yet?

This sweater looks like Norma could have made it herself.
So many things about Wonder Years Mom that we are destined to never know.

Poker face.

December, 1969.

Pleasant family shopping.

I think this is the chaotic run-up to the family getting a color television.
Don't quote me on that.

You were the prettiest one there.

Return of the multi block cardigan.

It's 1969.  They still won't write me in the show popping tranquilizers or reading Friedan.

Can't you respect your parents and come home on time?

Beauty sleep doesn't grow on trees, Jack.

Kermit the cardigan.

Appropriate attire for preparing peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

The politics of dancing.

May have to revisit this episode because these caps are totes horbs.

Bold contrasts.