"A Snap And Post" This afternoon, I will be snapping pictures at a local boutique that will be the inspiration for some future posts on wardrobe planning. So, snap and post it is right now.
Normally, I am the last to speak up, but as I have aged I have become less inhibited and sometimes find it imperative that others know what I think. I think it is because as I said, we lose some of our inhibitions as we get older and care less about what others think of us. It can be both a good thing and not so good at times. What people need to understand is that we older folks have all this wisdom stored up that just eventually must be shared. (Laugh!)
3. What do you remember best about being 12?
Geez, that was 60 years ago! What I do remember from that period was loving to be outside. We lived in the country so there were no movies and other "places" to go for entertainment; therefore, we made our own. I had a very vivid imagination, so spent days on end with my younger sister pretending to be teachers, cowboys, homemakers, artists, etc. It was a great childhood.
Where do I start?
San Francisco (CA). We have been there only once and really didn't have enough time to devote to that fascinating city. But, for those of you who haven't visited San Antonio, I encourage you to do so. It is a great place to spend some time.
Any song by the Platters will send me into a nostalgic mood, but especially "The Great Pretender." (Are you seeing a theme continuing to develop here?) I think these are some of my teenage favorites from a time when I was full of emotion and hormones. But, let it be understood! I do not wish to go back to that time in my life whatsoever so it is not a nostalgic feeling of longing!
You may recall that while we were in Dallas for the Cotton Bowl, they did some dress shopping. Savannah found hers right away, but Mary-Elizabeth did not. However, a few days later she did find the perfect one and I love it on her. It so suits her vivacious personality and Natural body style. Also, Mom said they both had a field day shoe shopping while in the Big D.
What great-looking grandkids you have, Libby! Love those dresses and those shoes...wow! Talk about making a statement! You have every right to be proud.:)
ReplyDeleteThe girls are beautiful. Adore their dresses. Have a great week, Libby.
ReplyDeleteThe girls are gorgeous!! I love those shoes! Yes, I too speak my mind and I totally agree with age we can, right?
ReplyDeleteOH..MY..GOODNESS...those granddaughters are just GORGEOUS. Honestly I don't know which of those dresses I like more. But those shoes! How adorable are those? How fun...I love when young women get to enjoy and be on things such as the Snowball dance. Life is serious and hard full of responsibilities and work so my feeling is when the time comes to dress up and dance and enjoy, go for it with all you can. Oh, and BTW, yes, speaking my mind has come easier and easier for me the older I grow. I have LEARNED soo much! lol SURELY someone can benefit from it? lol Have a good day!
ReplyDeleteI agree, as I get older I'm much more apt to speak my mind in group settings, but I'm shy and I need to feel very strongly about my point of view to break into the conversation. Your granddaughters are lovely young ladies, I love the raspberry shoes! What a great name "Snowball" sound like a lot of fun. Have a good week.
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Lori in Blue Ridge, GA
Like you ASAP. The girls looks so beautiful. Hope they had a fabulous time!
ReplyDeleteI like your ASAP and look forward to seeing the pics in future posts. Your grandkids are gorgeous and the dresses! Wow! They are rocking them. The shoes are perfect! Your granddaughters have inherited their grandmother's talent for style!
ReplyDeleteP.S. I cannot believe it was 60 years ago that you were 12.
WOW your granddaughters are beautiful! I enjoyed reading your hodgepodge today!
ReplyDeleteLoved your ASAP answer and can't wait to read those posts! John better put Savannah under "lock and key." She is such a beauty! The shoes were gorgeous but I'd have to try and walk in them. :o)))
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