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Comments (29)The mood here is quite good, especially so since a couple of unexpected Gold Medals were won near the end of competition. Now if only our ladies Basketball team could have beaten a certain team from North of the Equator...... I've been at Orchid Show off and on for the recently and did not discuss the Olympics with a couple of British tourists who turned up to look at the flowers....See MoreAnyone else sick of jeans?
Comments (15)come on, gina... fashion's no longer geared towards elegant ladies like it was right up through the 60's... fashions all about 12 year olds, now. as in you gotta be built like one to wear most of the stuff... HOWEVER, to quote Women's Wear Daily "Donatella CLOTHES her models.." looks like even the fashion industry has realized that they've taken 'sexy' too darned far... most of us don't even WANT to wear a knock off of a versace any more... black bandaids and sequins just don't do much for me, eh? all the really good stuff I own hearken to another era... if not another century. my mom's seater sets. my grandmother's flapper gowns (which covered a lot more skin than you'd think...) fancy-fabric leggings that go with blousy pirate shirts (think 'cutthroat island') and soft boots... jeans have been an american uniform since forever... the 50's turned them into icons (remember, women wearing pants in public used to cause scandal!) now... they're just common....See MoreAny Good Spring Parade of Homes to see?
Comments (3)dlm2000, I'll be going to Charlotte and Kansas City. I went to the Minneapolis in the fall and wasn't impressed. Didn't care for the houses. Minneapolis is a huge show scattered all over the Minneapolis area. Depending on how large the parade is determines how I plan it out. A couple of the shows that I went to last year were in a couple of areas so planning wasn't required. Parades like Minneapolis required a lot more planning. I would concentrate in areas that showed ranch plans(In Minneapolis they called them a rambler) and first floor masters. In Minneapolis I would also concentrate on areas that had quite a few houses. Some areas only had 1 house. bpathome, I liked your comment. I think most of us are disliking our winter this year. I feel bad for those areas that usually don' get any snow. At least we can deal with it....See MoreMy Pity Party
Comments (37)My Aunt passed in August..her services at gravesite are this Monday..her Grandaughter flew in from Arizona last night and got a hotel room in town..how in the world did I have this in my date book for NEXT week..not that I really have to do anything except show up Monday morning for services and Monday evening for family dinner at a local resturant..but still I would have liked to offer to host them for a luncheon today....lol...not happening. My Aunt Jean who passed is the last of that generation (my moms side) they all moved here from London years ago. Now its just a few from this generation and some younger ones...anyway I think my cousin told me the wrong date and its just like her to be scatterbrained..so I'll let her do the hosting which is what I just told her on the phone..lol..she took it well. You would think with all the laying around I've done I'd be full of energy..not. I think I need to move my old bones around a little today. I won't do much but just a little in case my scatterbrained cousin decides to bring my cousin from Arizona in for a surprise visit..yes she would do that to me. Lol. Hope you are all well today....See More- 9 years ago
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