@feather1952 I dropped off one book I've just finished reading (Juice by Tim Winton) at the local Oxfam secondhand bookshop and came away with 3 more.
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@feather1952 I dropped off one book I've just finished reading (Juice by Tim Winton) at the local Oxfam secondhand bookshop and came away with 3 more. I'm going to have trouble keeping my suitcase under the weight limit I think
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PS I recommend the Tim Winton book. It's a man who lives in a climate spawned dystopian future relating his life story. It took a couple of chapters to pull me in but then it was hard to put down. -
@Susan60 @treleanor @MyView @feather1952 After all, the original punks are now using them...
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@Susan60 @treleanor @MyView @feather1952 After all, the original punks are now using them...
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@treleanor @Susan60 @MyView @feather1952 Original punks and ... Artificial hippies?
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@MyView @treleanor @feather1952
"Roll laters", because they won't roll when you need them to, right now!
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@treleanor @Susan60 @MyView @feather1952 Original punks and ... Artificial hippies?
(sorrrrrry)@caity @treleanor @Susan60 @MyView @feather1952
Artificial hippies? Titanium ones to match the artificial kneesies?
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@caity @treleanor @Susan60 @MyView @feather1952
Artificial hippies? Titanium ones to match the artificial kneesies?
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@treleanor @Susan60 @MyView @feather1952 Original punks and ... Artificial hippies?
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@treleanor @feather1952 @caity @Susan60
Yeah ... that last was never meant to be and born years after the others ... turned out to be for the best
Still a cheeky bugger but I shut him up about age when he turned 50 last week -
@MyView @feather1952 @caity @treleanor
I had a gorgeous brown & orange (70s!!!) sleeveless thing that was pleated across the top, so wonderful as a maternity dress. Coarse fabric, rough print & embroidered, from one of those shops selling all manner of things exotic. Could be worn alone in summer, or over a skivvy (!) in winter.
Wish I still had it.
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@MyView @feather1952 @caity @treleanor
I had a gorgeous brown & orange (70s!!!) sleeveless thing that was pleated across the top, so wonderful as a maternity dress. Coarse fabric, rough print & embroidered, from one of those shops selling all manner of things exotic. Could be worn alone in summer, or over a skivvy (!) in winter.
Wish I still had it.
@Susan60 @feather1952 @caity @treleanor
Brown and orange was everywhere
Clothing, curtains, upholstery ... especially 'Aztec' patternEven in the kitchen with mission brown cupboards with orange laminate bench tops ...
Which was in the last house I lived in ...
I covered it in white adhesive vinyl ... and made sure I had boards to put hot pots on, had to remove it when I left. -
@Susan60 @feather1952 @caity @treleanor
Brown and orange was everywhere
Clothing, curtains, upholstery ... especially 'Aztec' patternEven in the kitchen with mission brown cupboards with orange laminate bench tops ...
Which was in the last house I lived in ...
I covered it in white adhesive vinyl ... and made sure I had boards to put hot pots on, had to remove it when I left.@MyView @Susan60 @feather1952 @caity brown and orange everywhere! I remember that. I did notice that was quite prominently displayed in the national library exhibition. Living in the 70s.
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@MyView @feather1952 @caity @treleanor
I had a gorgeous brown & orange (70s!!!) sleeveless thing that was pleated across the top, so wonderful as a maternity dress. Coarse fabric, rough print & embroidered, from one of those shops selling all manner of things exotic. Could be worn alone in summer, or over a skivvy (!) in winter.
Wish I still had it.
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@MyView I don't notice vibration with mine. It has bigger rubber-like wheels, that absorb some impact. @treleanor @feather1952
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@treleanor @Susan60 @feather1952 @caity
Remember these?
Loved the boxes stack ... each child could have their own colour ... could go on a picnic without complaints of "he touched my food" and "that's my cup" ... ahh the good ole days
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