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I would love to be born in another time, i quite like the idea of the 1920's.

lou lou belle;1225565 wrote: I would love to be born in another time, i quite like the idea of the 1920's.


My hubs is always saying he should have been born in the 40's to enjoy the 70's:wah:...the only part where we differ....I like the 80's, especially the music.:guitarist

I was born in 1960 and wouldn't have it any other way.

qsducks;1225570 wrote: My hubs is always saying he should have been born in the 40's to enjoy the 70's:wah:...the only part where we differ....I like the 80's, especially the music.:guitarist


My mum and dad were born at the end of the war and said that the 60's were fantastic, apparently my mum was a beat nick (i think thats what you call it?) and watched the beatles live twice.

lou lou belle;1225573 wrote: My mum and dad were born at the end of the war and said that the 60's were fantastic, apparently my mum was a beat nick (i think thats what you call it?) and watched the beatles live twice.


I was also born in the 60's & watched the rolling stones 8 times...live in Philly. The 80's were great...the time when I was really growing up.

1865. Would have lived in the time of the old West and most likely got my head shot off.

1910. Would have lived through the roaring '20's and most likely got my head shot off, had I survived WW1.

hoppy;1225579 wrote: 1865. Would have lived in the time of the old West and most likely got my head shot off.

1910. Would have lived through the roaring '20's and most likely got my head shot off, had I survived WW1.


Are you Charles Ingalls?

qsducks;1225584 wrote: Are you Charles Ingalls? No... Buffalo Bill :wah:

oscar;1225587 wrote: No... Buffalo Bill :wah:


:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl and his wife is Annie Oakley

Born in the 50s, child of the 60s, great time to be be born and grow up.

Ok Chons...born in the 60's, child of the 70's but definately a teen/young adult in the 80's:guitarist

hoppy;1225579 wrote: 1865. Would have lived in the time of the old West and most likely got my head shot off.

1910. Would have lived through the roaring '20's and most likely got my head shot off, had I survived WW1.


1865 for me to Hoppy!

I would have made a heck of a cowgirl!:guitarist:guitarist

stick em up!:sneaky:

I was born in 1947 grew up in the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's what more could you want "PEACE AND LOVE" to you all. They were the best of times.

CARLA;1225621 wrote: I was born in 1947 grew up in the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's what more could you want "PEACE AND LOVE" to you all. They were the best of times.


I would agree Carla...the 80's & 90's music wise were great for me. Gawd do you remember those tight jeans from the 70's...hip huggers?:yh_rotfl

I like my time- overall. I like all the new stuff that's come about in my lifetime. I got the Beatles and Elvis and MJ and some truly awesome books and movies.. not so much on the artwork produced by some though..



I am kinda curious about what it would be like 50 years into the future. Might be nice to get a peek at that..

Medieval times have always intriqued me, however they would have been tough times.... no anitbotics for one OMG!!!

I to am a child of the 60"s

1950

princessladedah;1225732 wrote: 1950
Nice to see you again :-6

lou lou belle;1225565 wrote: I would love to be born in another time, i quite like the idea of the 1920's.


Unfortunately, if you had been, you would probably have already died and missed out on the last few years of excitement.

minks;1225706 wrote: Medieval times have always intriqued me, however they would have been tough times.... no anitbotics for one OMG!!!

I to am a child of the 60"s


Me too and me too.

I would have liked to live in medieval times or the 1800s in London or the 1950s in the US or to have been born in the 1990s to have the internet to use for homework research. :wah:

lou lou belle;1225565 wrote: I would love to be born in another time, i quite like the idea of the 1920's.


You should read Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella. I wasn't a fan of the twenties until I read this book. :-6

Rapunzel;1225788 wrote: Me too and me too.

I would have liked to live in medieval times or the 1800s in London or the 1950s in the US or to have been born in the 1990s to have the internet to use for homework research. :wah:


Oh that too hehehehehe indeed...

Rapunzel;1225798 wrote: You should read Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella. I wasn't a fan of the twenties until I read this book. :-6


Thanks Rapunzel, I,m off on my hols soon, sounds like a good read. I will hunt it down before i go.

It's only been out a month so WHSmith and Waterstones are still hyping it. It's a really good story, kind of a whodunnit plus a romance plus a comedy and one of the two main characters is a charleston-dancing ghost! :wah: I LOVE Sophie Kinsella novels and this is her best yet imo. I read it 4 times in 4 days.



Twenties Girl

(2009)

A novel by

Sophie Kinsella


Synopsis:

Lara has always had an overactive imagination. Now she wonders if she is losing her mind. Normal twenty-something girls just don't get visited by ghosts! But inexplicably, the spirit of Lara's great aunt Sadie - in the form of a bold, demanding Charleston-dancing girl - has appeared to make one last request: Lara must track down a missing necklace Sadie simply can't rest without. Lara's got enough problems of her own. Her start-up company is floundering, her best friend and business partner has run off to Goa, and she's just been dumped by the love of her life. But as Lara spends time with Sadie, life becomes more glamorous and their treasure hunt turns into something intriguing and romantic. Could Sadie's ghost be the answer to Lara's problems and can two girls from different times end up learning something special from each other?

Rapunzel;1226085 wrote: It's only been out a month so WHSmith and Waterstones are still hyping it. It's a really good story, kind of a whodunnit plus a romance plus a comedy and one of the two main characters is a charleston-dancing ghost! :wah: I LOVE Sophie Kinsella novels and this is her best yet imo. I read it 4 times in 4 days.



Twenties Girl

(2009)

A novel by

Sophie Kinsella


Synopsis:

Lara has always had an overactive imagination. Now she wonders if she is losing her mind. Normal twenty-something girls just don't get visited by ghosts! But inexplicably, the spirit of Lara's great aunt Sadie - in the form of a bold, demanding Charleston-dancing girl - has appeared to make one last request: Lara must track down a missing necklace Sadie simply can't rest without. Lara's got enough problems of her own. Her start-up company is floundering, her best friend and business partner has run off to Goa, and she's just been dumped by the love of her life. But as Lara spends time with Sadie, life becomes more glamorous and their treasure hunt turns into something intriguing and romantic. Could Sadie's ghost be the answer to Lara's problems and can two girls from different times end up learning something special from each other?


Sounds brilliant, many thanks i am on to Amazon as we speak.

Cavemen had a certain charismatic style, a sassy splash I admire.