Wednesday 26 April 2017

If Twitter had been around in the 1980s... Part Three

....what would some of my Twitter friends have looked like and been tweeting about?

To see what we're up to now, just click the username above the picture 😃

More from the Big Hair decade in Part One HERE
... and even more shoulder-padded fun in Part Two HERE

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Rose Edmunds @RoseEdmunds 

 
@RoseEdmunds  
#Thatcher'sBritain?  No, taking time off from the cut-throat world of high finance to give some exposure to my maternal instincts...!

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Nick Mann @Nickmann70


@Nickmann70 
Fancy myself in the new Levis ad. Another Nick (Kamen) beat me to it. 


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Jill Doyle @JillsBookCafe
 

@JillsBookCafe
My favourite pixie boots!  And love my new scarf; could this become my signature look? Now to find a nice Cafe and have a Good Read!

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Liz LLoyd @LizanneLloyd 



@LizanneLloyd
Mum of the year - if only she would sleep, so I could get Lost in a Good Book! #amreading #Iwish 

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Bev Spicer @BevSpicer1 



@BevSpicer1
Practising my Bunny Girl pout in Crete! #TravelTuesday

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Julia Gibbs @ProofreadJulia 


@ProofreadJulia
Just woke up from an amazing #dream set in the future, in which I was working for #A-ha! Must make it come true 😍 #MortenHarket #MondayMotivation
Julia in 2002....




21 comments:

  1. Good job you put Morten Harket last, no-one would have looked further. How lucky was Julia?

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  2. What a lucky girl, Julia. More great photos and Tweets.

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    1. Ha ha - actually, Julia warmed far more to the other two members of the band... I will say no more on a public page!

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    2. It was a blast - lots of photos and good memories. Morten had his moments! Paul was my favourite, he and his wife were lovely.

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  3. Another great post! I love these old photos! Such fun to see what everyone was up to back then (or not) :)

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    1. Oh, come now; it's seeing what we looked like that's the best part!!!!!!!!!!!

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  4. Strange to even start to think that we can be such different people. Love the post,even though it's slightly disturbing!

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    1. I know; do you remember looking at 'old' people back then, and it never occurring to you that one day you'd be as them???

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    2. Oh yes - or at least realising rationally that you would be as old as them (though you couldn't imagine it) but thinking that nobody would notice. Well, nobody says diddley-squat when I produce my Senior Railcard!

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  5. I absolutely love these posts. Julia looks so like you on this pic you could be twins xx

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    1. People used to get us mixed up. I could never see it, still can't!

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    2. I can't see it much - but there are photos of us in albums of the late 80s/90s, when our hair colour met somewhere in the middle, where I've actually said to Terry, 'Is that you or me?'!

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  6. What a sweet picture of Rose and her baby.

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  7. Has anyone played the Levis ad????

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  8. I have totally played the Levis ad :-) that took me back! Great post again T, that is quite a look Julia is giving there - haha! Everyone looks great :-D

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  9. OMG I loved Morten Harket! Another fab post x

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  10. Lovely feature, Terry!

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    1. Thank you; yes, it's quite fun... I was going to make it more far reaching like I did with the Zodiac thing, but I've got novels to write and these things do take over a bit, so just one more to go!

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  11. Hi Terry, I enjoyed that...Might do a similar one - only going back much further...(when I learn how to put photos on Facebook!) How different the 1940's/50's were: war, rationing, 'utility' was the word of the times, couples 'courted,' (live together? Bite your tongue...)etc., Could be fun! Being the age your grandmothers were is somewhat of a surprise and can't possibly be true?!(mentally 45). Best wishes. Joy x

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