โ Scribed by Pam Lippi
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The pendulum swings freely. It measures our lives in minutes, days and years, through the passage of time. Life as we know it will inevitably change. Sky Blue Pink recalls the memories of yesteryear when simply holding hands while waiting for a first kiss was pure joy. Letters were the main source of communication, a father's values were honoured, turntables spun vinyl and rotary dial telephones hung on kitchen walls. Take a trip back through the pages of youth. Recapture the mischievous innocence of two girls as they travel through Europe with their Eurail Passes, Europe on Ten Dolllars a Day and their quest for adventure as their only guides. Join Jill and Debbie as they dance in the streets of Venice, plan a heist at the Hofbrauhaus, meet a concentration camp victim, swim in the Blue Grotto and find themselves stranded in the Italian countryside in the middle of the night. Share Jill's excitement when she meets up with her secret crush in Italy. Experience the characters' adventures and predicaments and allow yourself to be taken back to a simpler era. Sky Blue Pink captures the essence of youthful times gone by, times that we long to revisit.
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