Observations, no conclusions

1. My watch. So feminine, Sheila, so delicate!

2. My red cheeks

3. Mitchell’s matching sweater set

4. The guy watching in the background

5. I appear to have nails, which is surprising to me

6. I look like my mother. Only intoxicated.

7. Mitchell’s hair

8. I miss those earrings.

Okay, one conclusion:

We are madly in love with each other. Obviously.

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8 Responses to Observations, no conclusions

  1. Lisa says:

    Are those pants flannel? Because I have a memory of some awesome plaid flannel pants I owned c. 1985.

  2. red says:

    It was actually a mini skirt – made of cotton, skin-tight and adorable. I wore it until it basically fell apart.

  3. De says:

    OMG is that a Flashdance sweater???

  4. mitchell says:

    our love was so intense..it pissed off professors..like they felt implicated by it somehow???!!! and what is/was my obsession with turtle necks???…and btw…we almost have the same hair!

  5. red says:

    Mitchell – hahahahahaha Yes, they were all angry at us. Like – they felt left out??

    You are so right: we are twins, with identical hair!

  6. red says:

    De – hahahahaha I don’t think so – I actually remember that shirt, it was a billowy (yet strangely clingy as well, in all the right places) white top … I think it was my mother’s. It doesn’t really “go” with a plaid mini-skirt, but then neither does my big butch watch!

  7. roo says:

    To paraphrase Douglas Adams,
    that was back when humanity still thought digital watches were a pretty neat idea.

  8. roo says:

    To paraphrase Douglas Adams,
    that was back when humanity still thought digital watches were a pretty neat idea.

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