back to the 80s

dear reader,
the only thing I am looking forward to in the future is time travel because when they make time travel I can use it to go back to the past. now, let me explain.

I really, really, really don't like being I millennial. (just my opinion) I don't like the clothes, I don't like the hair, the people in charge, the society and oh my gosh, the music? I don't think we can even call it that anymore.

if I was born a little earlier I could have lived in the 90s and that really annoys me. my oldest sister was born in the early 90s and can't remember any of it. I tell you if I got a chance to live in the 80s or 90s id do it right. first things first id get a perm, the biggest hair you've got then id buy 6 bags of hairspray. after that id, stop by Chelsea girl and pick up some rara-skirts, frilly blouses and a pair of ruffled ankle boots. then id go to a record shop and buy all the David Bowie, Prince, Micheal Jackson and Whitney records they had. Then id hit the discos!

i mean just look at these people:


 shhh, can you hear that?
that's the entire nation swooning.



if you still think our generation is better here are some links to some of the best songs of all time all from the 80s.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFWDGTVYqE8







https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbLjJ6x2Hgs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzZ_urpj4As

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMaE6toi4mk

I dont really know why i wrote this blog. But as always, theres a lesson hiden in the writing.
if your in the car with your mum or dad and they switch from kiss to magic 80s, instead of protesting and getting in a sulk listen to the music and think about your parents childhood, you might just be suprised how not-not-cool it was.

thats all from me for today see you thursday.

        girl with thoughts
                  x





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