The Bankrupt Inn - Part 9

Angiepange

:rotfl::rotfl:another Enid Blyton fan here too!

Famous Five, Secret Seven, Malory Towers

I had them all. Fond memories x

Tupperware_Queen

do you remember the wishing chair, and the magic faraway tree?

confused76

Tupperware_Queen wrote: »

do you remember the wishing chair, and the magic faraway tree?

oh wow yes!!!! :T:T:T i loved both of those!!!

Angiepange

Heeelllllllooooo....anyone in?

Tupperware_Queen

we're all lost in our childhoods!!

Angiepange

Tupperware_Queen wrote: »

we're all lost in our childhoods!!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: very true!

And im sat here catching some of Turn back the High Street focusing on the 70's , mind you I was very young then

IF

Hi Angie and TQ :hello: anyone remember Enid's St. Clare's books??

Flipppin' cold here!!

Angiepange

Hi If x

I dont remember them as much but Im pretty sure I would have read them as I was a right book worm!

Because we lived abroad for a big chunk of my early child hood, my parents used to come back to the UK once a year and stock up on books and toys for me and my brother as you couldnt get those things where we lived!

IF

Angiepange wrote: »

Hi If x

I dont remember them as much but Im pretty sure I would have read them as I was a right book worm!

Because we lived abroad for a big chunk of my early child hood, my parents used to come back to the UK once a year and stock up on books and toys for me and my brother as you couldnt get those things where we lived!

It's was set in a boarding school and in the fifth year they had their own rooms!! Thought it was marvellous me....had to share with my sister!!

Hope your toasty and warm x

How's the weather with you??

sugarbabe-47

Hi Angie,TQ, Conf :wave:

Oh---Yes the batteries did last longer them days lol
eeeeee I agree them were the days :rotfl:
Got to admit I was a book worm in my youth