Got up at 10.00
Had a bath
Skived Business Studies
Made pork pie in cookery
Fi is driving me batty about Chris
Phoned Sam
Can't wait to see him tomorrow Love him xxx
From circa mid 70s in the 'girls book of the 1970s'
What's your favourite outfit ?
Tina, London SE13
'My brand new silver paper boiler suit. It's really the nicest thing I have ever bought. My friends all think I look like an astronaut in it, but it doesn't put me off wearing it!' (70s Ed I bet you looked a complete wassock and your mates just laughed their socks off.... did they call the Fashion Police??'
Jeanette, London SE18
'I've seen in a catalogue a three piece rust coloured suit. Consisting of trousers, jacket and a waistcoat. I don't have the money but I'm hoping my mum will lend me the money so that I can buy it ' (70s Ed ... MUM! don't do it!!)
Sharon, Montrose, Scotland
'I like the peasanty look and my favourite outfit is fairly unusual. I wear a fantastic black apron with tiny pink roses on it, (which my mother used to wear for working in the kitchen) , with a black peasant blouse and near ankle length skirt, a blanket shawl and lovely flat tan crepe soled shoes. Not many people dress like this where I live, so they think I am absolutely mad' (70s Ed... now I am all for being yourself but really ... did you think you looked cool??)
Rosemary, Essex
'A very flimsy looking party dress which I made from enormous patterned, square sarves. I bought the scarves from a jumble sale for just 40p. I think it is much nicer than anything in the shops and it is original too!' (70s Ed... an original Essex girl, I wonder if she wore white stilettos too?)
Christine, Kew, Surrey
'It's a flimsy Victorian camisole night- dress with pin tucks and lace on the front. It is much to pretty to just wear in bed, so I embroidered it and now makes a pretty shift dress. ' (70s Ed ... wtg Chris!!)
'My brand new silver paper boiler suit. It's really the nicest thing I have ever bought. My friends all think I look like an astronaut in it, but it doesn't put me off wearing it!' (70s Ed I bet you looked a complete wassock and your mates just laughed their socks off.... did they call the Fashion Police??'
Jeanette, London SE18
'I've seen in a catalogue a three piece rust coloured suit. Consisting of trousers, jacket and a waistcoat. I don't have the money but I'm hoping my mum will lend me the money so that I can buy it ' (70s Ed ... MUM! don't do it!!)
'I like the peasanty look and my favourite outfit is fairly unusual. I wear a fantastic black apron with tiny pink roses on it, (which my mother used to wear for working in the kitchen) , with a black peasant blouse and near ankle length skirt, a blanket shawl and lovely flat tan crepe soled shoes. Not many people dress like this where I live, so they think I am absolutely mad' (70s Ed... now I am all for being yourself but really ... did you think you looked cool??)
Rosemary, Essex
'A very flimsy looking party dress which I made from enormous patterned, square sarves. I bought the scarves from a jumble sale for just 40p. I think it is much nicer than anything in the shops and it is original too!' (70s Ed... an original Essex girl, I wonder if she wore white stilettos too?)
Christine, Kew, Surrey
'It's a flimsy Victorian camisole night- dress with pin tucks and lace on the front. It is much to pretty to just wear in bed, so I embroidered it and now makes a pretty shift dress. ' (70s Ed ... wtg Chris!!)
11 comments:
hey friend....have something for ya over here.....come and get it....;-)
I'm not allowed pork pies ...... *sulk*
sharon of scotland you must have been barking!
Dar~ great to see you back and a big thank you friend :-)
DP~ awww!! (I don't like them ... only bit I do like is the jelly bit between the pastry & meat.... probably the most damaging part of it!)
NM~ I think the barking match is a close run thing between Shaz & Tina????
what a hoot of a post 70's .....the more I think about it the more I'm convinced that the fashion of back then have NO redeeming qualities what so ever.....and I'm fine thanks (your inquiry on DP's blog)..just a tad busy and lost La Laptop in a wine throwing exercise...me throwing, she catching...all over her keypad...all well now and yes one of these day's I will get blog up and running....
Hi there BT~ & WB.
Redeeming fashion qualities.... maybe wedged shoe, I so loved being taller and they were so comfortable
Yes computers and wine are a tricky combo. My mouse & keyboard have fell foul of uncontrollable wine a couple of times.... you have to watch those cheeky little numbers :-)
Hey!!! how did you get that picture of me and my golden suit.... Hugs sweetie~~
SQ ~ I thought I recognised the outfit from somewhere lol
hugz
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