Sadly, by the time I got to Bag and Save, the magic was gone. Bummer.
Danny found this kosher version of Swedish Fish candy in the Pesach aisle. We didn't buy them.
Straw hat with fruit and flowers-Goodwill, Council Bluffs, IA
Red Cashmere sweater-Marshall Field's, 1980's
Red Cardigan-Can't remember
Blue Beads-Goodwill
1950's wool pleated skirt-Thrift World, 90th Street
Butterfly wing sweater-clip-Can't remember
Earrings-Sara Coventry, thrifted years ago
Gold bangle-Hand-Me-Ups
Blue Handbag-Thrift World, 90th Street
Shoes-Vintage Naturalizers, Thrifted
Red gloves-Nobbies (Hey, I didn't name the place)
Have a lovely week, everyone.
6 comments:
A certainly "don't mess with me" post lol. Funny!
The whole day had that sort of vibe.
I do try to avoid taking myself too seriously. Glad I could give you a laugh.
Knockers. A fine word, redolent of Carry On humour and 1970s sitcoms (in the UK anyway). I am going to use it more often. In fact, there was a comedian called Les Dawson, who had a character called Cosmo Smallpiece whose catchphrase was Knickers, Knackers, Knockers. You are welcome for the cultural input...
Anyway, I am interested in the wormhole and its knockers-enhancing effects. I have certain tops that do that, suddenly the tits look bloody huge.
Love the hat, the whole look is a little Librarian Chic (which I like a lot, and is appropriate for the venue, after all), you look superb in red, and Nobbies' gloves? Gawd, we are back to 70s sitcoms....
Always a lady. I like that. xxxx
Good old knockers!
I must thank Curtise for introducing me to you.
:)
What a fabulous hat!! You have made me laugh with your knockers story!!
@ Helga
I'm pleased to meet you.
@ Sue
I'm glad we can all have a laugh at me knockers.
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