I'm very happy to be part of a Group Blog Link In
arranged by Pippa over at Ouchflower.
This is my Top 5 Covet List
A list of 5 things I would love to have/own/do if money, resources and time were no object...
1. VW Kombi Van.
My family had a Kombi Van growing up and it saw us safely on many a family
holiday and road trip. Would love to one day own a VW Kombi of my own.
2. Sunken Lounge
Nothing quite says 70's to me like a sunken lounge (this one has bonus orange shag pile carpet!). I have always wanted a split level home with high ceilings,
& a sunken lounge. Maybe one day...
3. Retro Cocktail Bar
What would a glorious split level home, with high ceilings & a sunken lounge be without a perfectly retro cocktail bar?
4. 70's Caravan (We could tow it with the Kombi!)
I have owned a few caravans over the years. I bought my first one when I was 18. But, they were both sold at various stages as life moved on. When the time is right, I'd like to buy another 70's caravan and restore it to it's original glory - complete with orange and yellow floral curtains!
5. Trip to Disneyland
I had a fantastic family holiday to Disneyland when I was 8 years old, and it's something I'll never forget. Now I would really like to take my own family, and let them experience the magic for themselves.
And there you have it!
Please head on over to these great blogs to check out their Top 5:
I could never decide which of these two shows I enjoyed watching more.
Both had animated opening credits with catchy theme tunes, &
beautiful leading ladies with supernatural talents causing chaos at every turn.
Samantha had to deal with her mother Endora, & evil cousin Serena from time to time, as did Jeanie with her evil twin sister - Jeanie ( I always loved her green outfit!) and the episodes she popped up in were my favourites.
Still, I can't decide. So, I throw the poll over to you. Which was your favourite growing up?
It's said that they took there name from the Little River road sign
when passing it on their way to a gig in Geelong, Victoria.
On a recent road trip to the surfcoast, my friend Jenny was under strict instructions to capture a pic of the Little River sign (I was driving so the photography fell to her).
You could say she was under a bit of pressure to get the shot given
that we were going 100kms p/hour along the Princes Freeway and I'd made it clear I expected a good one!
But you did good Jen, you did good.
Here is one of my fave Little River Band songs - Lady.
My sister (another Jenny!) used to sing and play it beautifully on
the guitar, with her friends harmonising.
Not sure she could pluck a chook now - let alone pluck out this
great tune on the guitar (ha! love ya Jen), but she used to do LRB proud.
