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Monday, September 29th, 2003 12:16 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
caddymanAs my only regular and avid reader, you will recall that some months ago I had a 1975 flashback when the morning conspired in an improbable manner to send coincidence after coincidence my way from flared jeans to afghan coats and T Rex on the radio. There was more, but you'll have to search the archive for it if you're that interested.
Well today, just for a moment, I thought the world was going to throw me a 1964 flashback.
Firstly there was Gerry and the Pacemakers on the radio this morning (nothing too unusual about that) and then, alighting at Victoria, I walk out, light up a ciggie (just a ciggie) and look up. Standing there looking as though they'd just walked off a Mary Quant advert from 1964 are two girls identically dressed in black and white panel mini-dresses complete with matching plastic caps. Think Twiggy and you'll know what I mean.
Of course, a shudder ran down my spine. Other than nicotine and caffeine I have eschewed all chemical stimulants this weekend so I suspect that they really were there.
There has been no further incident of time leakage in the area, so I suspect we are safe. Having said that, I notice that Barratts' shoe shop on Victoria Street are stocking Chelsea boots for the Winter.
So who knows?
Well today, just for a moment, I thought the world was going to throw me a 1964 flashback.
Firstly there was Gerry and the Pacemakers on the radio this morning (nothing too unusual about that) and then, alighting at Victoria, I walk out, light up a ciggie (just a ciggie) and look up. Standing there looking as though they'd just walked off a Mary Quant advert from 1964 are two girls identically dressed in black and white panel mini-dresses complete with matching plastic caps. Think Twiggy and you'll know what I mean.
Of course, a shudder ran down my spine. Other than nicotine and caffeine I have eschewed all chemical stimulants this weekend so I suspect that they really were there.
There has been no further incident of time leakage in the area, so I suspect we are safe. Having said that, I notice that Barratts' shoe shop on Victoria Street are stocking Chelsea boots for the Winter.
So who knows?