A couple of weeks ago I saw something cute on the back window of a car in front of mine on the freeway. It appeared to be the typical stick figure family with a couple of pets included. What made this one unusual is that there were seven stick children. And written by hand on the dusty window was, "OMG, stay off her!"

Greetings Annie, The "pin-ups" in World War II were pictures of scantily clad young females that the soldiers pinned up in their tents/quarters, but there was hardly ever assumed to be a personal connection. As for the pins in the doll, one assumes that seeing eye ro eye, friendly-like, is history, that whatever positive feeling she may have had for him earlier has departed. Looks like jasdip's right. - voodoo. ole joyful

Apparently Tommy Hilfiger finds the magnetic buttons marketable. https://usa.tommy.com/en/tommy-adaptive and Duluth Trading https://www.duluthtrading.com/mens-magnet-wrinklefighter-relaxed-fit-long-sleeve-shirt-74266.html and Walmart https://www.duluthtrading.com/mens-magnet-wrinklefighter-relaxed-fit-long-sleeve-shirt-74266.html There were others too. I smiled when I saw Eld's post. My niece has CP and struggles with buttons, snaps and zippers - my sister-in-law added magnetic closures to some of her outfits. She found the magnetic snaps on Amazon and sewing supply sites. Maire

dedtired, That reminded me of this picture I grabbed from EVGrieve.com It was NOT taken on Halloween.