This is the old Perth Swan Brewery at night.  The lights changed to a couple of different ships. It looked impressive from the other side of the  Swan river.

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@poddster wrote:

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@am*3 wrote:

My sister (7 yrs older than me) had purple hotpants and purple knee- hi boots. My neice has the boots now and my sister most likely still has those hot pants.

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Would she be game to wear them now?

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What one wears as an 18-20 yo is suitable for a old person LOL?

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@am*3 wrote:

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@poddster wrote:

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@am*3 wrote:

My sister (7 yrs older than me) had purple hotpants and purple knee- hi boots. My neice has the boots now and my sister most likely still has those hot pants.

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Would she be game to wear them now?

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What one wears as an 18-20 yo is suitable for a old person LOL?

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if you wait long enough it comes back into fashion anyway.

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@lionrose.7 wrote:

I remember in Auckland many years ago the only place your could get some thing to eat after hours was the Pie cart, off Queen street.

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In Wellington we used to drive into the city late evening to the Pie Cart, near the Railway Stn.. Then came Mcdonalds...

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@rabbitearbandicoot wrote:

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@am*3 wrote:

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@poddster wrote:

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@am*3 wrote:

My sister (7 yrs older than me) had purple hotpants and purple knee- hi boots. My neice has the boots now and my sister most likely still has those hot pants.

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Would she be game to wear them now?

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What one wears as an 18-20 yo is suitable for a old person LOL?

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if you wait long enough it comes back into fashion anyway.

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Yeah, I thinks she works on that principle (not sure about the hot pants though).

I remember the 'night carts'. We used to make jokes about their wages - "30 quid a week and all you can eat".  Sorry.

And for chinese take-away,  you had to supply your own saucepans. 

Reheat it when you got home because the shop was too far away

edit: just read rabbits post................it's all in the timing!!

Warm school milk:

First video recorder. I thought it was the greatest thing since sliced bread. Blank tapes were $25 and membership of a video library could set you back $300 p.a. plus hire charges.

And the 'remote control' for that video machine had a 3 metre cord attached

to it

Yes! And what a remote it was, with a grand total of one function - pause.