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18-MAR-2005

18th March 2005, sell Swiss Francs

ee, when I were a lad,
frothy coffees and mobile phones were the preserve of the 'yuppie',
now everybody has one it seems.
We split a panini between us too,
fiscal prudence being the order of the day.

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virginiacoastline20-Mar-2005 02:31
so intent on the task at hand!
Michael Todd Thorpe20-Mar-2005 00:52
The concentration!

'ere now, what are conkers?
John Finlayson19-Mar-2005 20:02
Probably texting his girfriend ;-)
northstar3719-Mar-2005 11:22
I think he's checking his credit!
laine8219-Mar-2005 06:15
He's playing a game right ?
Linda Willets19-Mar-2005 03:53
Nice portrait
Ian Conroy19-Mar-2005 03:05
Conkers? You were lucky. We used to DREAM of conkers! Seriously, though - great capture of concentration. What age DO kids get their own phones these days, anyway?
jypsee19-Mar-2005 03:01
When I was a girl, the phone rang two longs and a short to indicate it was a call for our house on the party line...the phone was on the wall with one of those earpieces that hung on the side in a cradle that was pushed down to call the operator who placed the call...and coffee was just coffee.
Ray :)19-Mar-2005 00:06
When I was a kid, we had to share our land line with a neighbour, bought the cheapest own brand coffee and only traded threepenny bits for conkers!
Gayle P. Clement18-Mar-2005 22:52
I love the look of concentration and the fore-telling of the man-to-be.
Guest 18-Mar-2005 22:34
by gum, that theer accent's no' yaaawkshuh northy! we speak posh down 'ere! ;)
I wonder what the kids will be doing when your lad is a dad?
Ian Clowes18-Mar-2005 22:27
cool - and you talked via text! :)
It's sometimes easier to MSN my eldest (who's upstairs)!
Guest 18-Mar-2005 22:18
hehe cracker, I remember the old bricks thinking 'they'll never catch on'
Ian Chappell18-Mar-2005 22:13
This is fine until they run out of credit then it's "DAD!!!"
Guest 18-Mar-2005 22:10
Great portrait.
Coleen Perilloux Landry18-Mar-2005 22:08
Very nice portrait of the modern boy.
Zak18-Mar-2005 22:07
txt-tastic!
Guest 18-Mar-2005 22:02
Great portrait, the look of concentration is excellent.