The trailer for Pirates of the Carribbean 3 At World's end is out. Here it is!!!! We can't wait!
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Friday, March 16, 2007
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
I saw my first Robin!
Yesterday evening around 7 pm Lori & I saw our first Robin of the year. He was sitting on the electrical lines in the alley behind our house and he was singing a song for all those you wanted to listen. Our neighborhood is filled with kids and cars and dogs and they always seem to be making some kind of noise but as Lori and I were listening to the Robin sing there wasn't any noise. No cars, no kids, no dogs barking. I felt for a few minutes like we were living in the country. It was beautiful! God is GOOD!
Our 28th Anniversary!
Today is our 28th Anniversary! March 13, 1979 to March 13, 2007.
This is Paul and me on our 25th Anniversary in 2005. We said our vows again and Paul surprised me by renting a limosine to take us to the church.
This was taken on March 13, 1979 our wedding day. We were married at the local court house and had just a small party with family.
This is Paul and me on our 25th Anniversary in 2005. We said our vows again and Paul surprised me by renting a limosine to take us to the church.
This was taken on March 13, 1979 our wedding day. We were married at the local court house and had just a small party with family.
Sunday, March 11, 2007
Thursday, March 08, 2007
The Answers!
Here are the answers to the quiz below!
Room 1 - Dress 1
Room 2 - Dress 3
Room 3 - Dress 4
Room 4 - Dress 2
Room 5 - Dress 5
Dress 1. Three boys & a dog. If you're surrounded by a lively family, here's your dressed-up daytime-to-evening dress. Formal as you like, it's still made in good tough wool that won't straightway show the print of a grubby finger or a muddy paw.
Dress 2. City Skyline. If you have an apartment in the city, you've probably long since discovered that a long-skirted dress is the prettiest most comfortable thing you can wear at home of an evening. Curl up on the sofa and tuck away your feet!
Dress 3. Country weekend. After you've run around in ski pants or slacks all day maybe you'd like to change for dinner into this bright warm plaid. It's a good dress to wear to a neighborhood party too.
Dress 4. Collector's room. If you're a collector at heart and have a room full of lovely things you've brought from here and there, you'll find that the portrait quality of this dress fits completely into your setting.
Dress 5. Modern setting. Modern living often goes at a stepped-up pace. Maybe you rush from the office to meet guests you've asked to your house, maybe you have cocktails at home and go out to dinner. So here's a quick-change costume.
Hope everyone enjoyed going back to the 40's. I sure did! Ann
Room 1 - Dress 1
Room 2 - Dress 3
Room 3 - Dress 4
Room 4 - Dress 2
Room 5 - Dress 5
Dress 1. Three boys & a dog. If you're surrounded by a lively family, here's your dressed-up daytime-to-evening dress. Formal as you like, it's still made in good tough wool that won't straightway show the print of a grubby finger or a muddy paw.
Dress 2. City Skyline. If you have an apartment in the city, you've probably long since discovered that a long-skirted dress is the prettiest most comfortable thing you can wear at home of an evening. Curl up on the sofa and tuck away your feet!
Dress 3. Country weekend. After you've run around in ski pants or slacks all day maybe you'd like to change for dinner into this bright warm plaid. It's a good dress to wear to a neighborhood party too.
Dress 4. Collector's room. If you're a collector at heart and have a room full of lovely things you've brought from here and there, you'll find that the portrait quality of this dress fits completely into your setting.
Dress 5. Modern setting. Modern living often goes at a stepped-up pace. Maybe you rush from the office to meet guests you've asked to your house, maybe you have cocktails at home and go out to dinner. So here's a quick-change costume.
Hope everyone enjoyed going back to the 40's. I sure did! Ann
Monday, March 05, 2007
Here's the Quiz from Companion Magazine October 1946!
The rooms & dress are listed below. I'll post the answers soon!
The rooms for the quiz from Companion Magazine 1946!
Here are the 5 rooms to choose from:
Room 1: Three boys & a dog
Room 2: country weekends
Room 3: Collector's room
Room 4: Big City Skyline
Room 5: Modern setting
Room 1: Three boys & a dog
Room 2: country weekends
Room 3: Collector's room
Room 4: Big City Skyline
Room 5: Modern setting
The dresses for the quiz from Companion Magazine 1946!
Here are the 5 dresses to choose from:
Dress 1: This checked wool is a short dinner dress when you wear gold jewelry, a sports dress when you pull it over a long sleeved sweater. About $35. Dress by Joset Walker in Milliken fabric.
Dress 2: Wear this long velveteen at home any time from cocktails on, walk easily in flat sandals. Dress about $60; scarf about $16.75 - or wear your own. Dress by Adele Simpson in Jilliard fabric.
Dress 3: A Royal Stewart plaind is casual and highly decorative. Buttoned all the way down the front, it's as easy to slip on as dressing gown. About $35. Dress by Joset Walker in Newmnan fabric.
Dress 4: It's the season because of hte closely molded bodice; it's a portrait dress because of the huge sleeves, the off the shoulder neckline. About $35. Dress by Ceil Chapman in Duplan crepe.
Dress 5: a simple faille suite with gold buttons covers a shoulderless pale blue halter, lovely over a dinner table. Suite about $40, halter about $5. Suit by Celi Chapman in Stonecutter tissue frille.
Dress 1: This checked wool is a short dinner dress when you wear gold jewelry, a sports dress when you pull it over a long sleeved sweater. About $35. Dress by Joset Walker in Milliken fabric.
Dress 2: Wear this long velveteen at home any time from cocktails on, walk easily in flat sandals. Dress about $60; scarf about $16.75 - or wear your own. Dress by Adele Simpson in Jilliard fabric.
Dress 3: A Royal Stewart plaind is casual and highly decorative. Buttoned all the way down the front, it's as easy to slip on as dressing gown. About $35. Dress by Joset Walker in Newmnan fabric.
Dress 4: It's the season because of hte closely molded bodice; it's a portrait dress because of the huge sleeves, the off the shoulder neckline. About $35. Dress by Ceil Chapman in Duplan crepe.
Dress 5: a simple faille suite with gold buttons covers a shoulderless pale blue halter, lovely over a dinner table. Suite about $40, halter about $5. Suit by Celi Chapman in Stonecutter tissue frille.
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