Roses theme from a Tesco sale in 1999 post 648 by Angela Lansbury



 I saw this love outfit on the train coming into Tottenham Court Road station

 The white jacket mirrors the lady's hair. The pink roses pattern is on the jacket, the top underneath, and her bag. 

She said she bought it in the sale in Tesco in 1999.

What a memory. Can you remember which clothes you bought then?

Of course I cannot check.

After I got off the trsin I looked back and could see her smiling to herself.

What are the lessons learned?

Look for matching sets when a theme is in vogue.

Look in Tesco supermarket big store sales.

Pay people complements.

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