Sunday, December 13, 2009
13th December 1984 (Thursday)
Today was great!! We went into the city first and I bought a few Christmas presents: A travelling bag, pencil and rubber for Geoff and Melissa; a rubber each for Matthew and Shamus (my piano students); chocolate coated nuts for Dad; writing paper for Yoko; talcum powder for Jo and that's it. I bought a t-shirt top for $10, it's yellow and I really like it. Mum bought some coloured material for shorts for me and Mel. I bought a book of theme songs to play on the piano. Nan gave me $5 to buy my present from Kevin so I got a different theme song book (it was a bit more that $5 so I paid extra). Grandma said to buy music up to $10 from her for Xmas so I bought another Richard Clayderman book. It should be great (it was also more so I had to pay extra again). Mum bought me some very nice shoes and material to make me a dress. So altogether I spent $43.45. Yoko had her hair permed on top and it's not too bad! After this we went to Sunny Court, a Chinese Restaurant. The meal was delicious but it was so big I couldn't even fit in dessert!!! There was a waiter there who must be one of the most gorgeous guys I've ever seen in my life. He was so cute. I had a fun day with Yoko and I even saw Cathy O'Leary (Paul's cousin) whom I've only seen twice since she went to boarding school this year. Yoko and I were talking about Paul a lot and I still really like him. She bought him a diary for Christmas and said I could go halves so I think I will. It wasn't very expensive but at least he'll remember me. I just hope he doesn't think badly of it, after the term dance he's hardly spoken to me. But then again, I've hardly seen him. Rural Youth are going on a camp this weekend and Yoko asked me to go. I'd like to because Yoko, Karina, Louise and especially Paul are all going but Mum said no, so I guess I won't be going.
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Christmas presents weren't very extravagant in 1984!
ReplyDeleteheehee I laughed at the pencil and rubbers but now that I think about it, I think my friends got pencils and rubbers in 1984 too!
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