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1.) Long sleeved white cotton shirt. It was made in India and fits like it was custom-made for me.
2.) Purple tie dye short sleeved T-shirt with the beige and brown flower applique.
3.) Old Navy capris – black with flared bottoms
4.) Light as a feather stretch jeans from Avenue – dark blue with flared bottoms
5.) White short sleeved T-top with hankerchief inset and tiny white buttons.
Last night I was surfing around looking for blogging prompts when I came across this.
While not a recent post it really gave me a jumpstart.
Hope you leave me some links to five lists of your own in comments.
And do visit Ben’s awesome blog.
Ciao for now.
It’s nice to be young isn’t it?
As for me well, I’ve developed a fear of breaking bones over the years.
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Is this cute or what?
When I was in my teens New York still had a few of the old retro movie houses left. I loved nothing better than going to the Thalia or Theatre 80 to see classic & cult films. They often ran double features. I usually missed the first film because I worked till 9pm with my dad.
One night I was sitting on the counter reading when my dad said, “I thought you were going down Broadway to see those Bette Davis movies. Waste of money you could watch them on the late late show for free you know.”
“The first one already began, I’m waiting till it’s time for the second.”
“Why?”
“Well, uh ’cause I missed the beginning.”
“Frannie the second half is the best part of the show. You’ll catch up with what’s going on, and you get to see what happens in the end. And isn’t it the same price if you see one or two?”
“Same price.”
“So what are you still doing here?”
You know he was right. I ended up seeing quite a few half films over the years. Eventually they all did appear on the late late show, and I caught the first halves too. The TV screen, however could never compare to seeing them on the big screen.
