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Flowers by Alice (Part 1, 1992)
Flowers by Alice (Part 2, 1992)
Flowers by Alice (Part 3, 1992)
Flowers by Alice (Part 4, 1992)
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5 comments:
That soundtrack is so dated, even for 1992.
Yegads, that was from the NINETIES?!? It looks so '80s!
I love how they're laughing at those godawful bows on the church pews... oh, is that supposed to be happiness/ excitement? yikes, nice acting.
Ooooo! A talking card. Cutting edge tech there. I know that existed in '92.
I loved the lady's colorful jacket at the beginning going into the church. I used to have something like that myself. I'm ashamed to admit it, but there you go.
I thought for a second there, when he was listening to the card, that the flowers were from his gay lover or his wife's boyfriend.
OMG! The PDA in part one is the size of a PAPERBACK book. How retro. Does it have tubez? 'Course, I never never have gotten the hang of both speaking and hearing with a 2 inch long cell phone (personal appliance? It does vibrate.)
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