I see many similarities here.
We, too have lost our spirit; but ours was the fruit and vegetable industry that went under... and dragged many lives with it.
I managed perfectly fine, like yourself, without boutiques, without galleries and malls... only thing I do miss is the lack of cinema (we...
St. Louis,
you have also mentioned the non-giving up of the computer.
It's a necessity.. and not only for my work (since I so often have to power-up my PC and continue work from home). The only way for me to reach out people with similar ideas and liking is by computer. Some things we can not...
True. :nod:
I have spent my entire life (so far) over here. That's almost half of a human lifetime. Everything I can remember has a place in my home. No, I could not manage to come back and see others (non-family members).. :nono:
That is what I'm most grateful for: my parents have decided to...
Black Dahlia, this looks amazing.
I went a bit wild these days and ordered something new.
It arrived yesterday, and I wore it to work today.
Avon's lipstick in Tangerine Tango.
I never had my lips in that color before - it's refreshing. :D
I believe I would act the same way - since I've never left this home of mine. What would it be like; leaving and then coming back to see Someone Else living im home that is no longer mine.. and does not look like it. Yup, I'd surely weep. :nod:
Ah, yes!
Some folk like to joke around and say:2 don't worry about Zombies, we'll handle that". Some basic knowledge are not to be forgotten: making soap, preserving meat and fruit, building a shelter...
Damn those! :rage:
They tend to interrupt the nicest day.
That is true.
When I observe a black-and-white photography, it tends to appear "artistic" of "out there", but when I saw "WWII in colour" for the first time I was left speechless. Only then did I manage to gasp the full intensity of the war. Color gives life - and on occasion, it's scary...
Amazing documentary.
THAT precise one is what have finally taught me to understand that those years did, indeed, pass in color.
My point, exactly. :nod:
All is said in a single quote:
''In order to be a success in the world, you have to be pretty as well as look pretty. How do you get to be pretty? By having a pleasant personality. You must be affable, considerate, generous, open hearted and polite.''
Thank you for sharing this. :thumb:
Here's the quote:
"In 1931, as radio was growing in popularity, the inventor Thaddeus Cahill began experimenting with ways to capture the medium for individual listeners. He wanted to make radio not a communal experience, but a private one. His solution was a chair that integrated sound...
Indeed, it does.
It's strange, when you look at it: we accept any modern photography in color, but once our eyes see the folks in the picture are from the 1930's and 1940's it tell us "something is not as it should be". [huh]
First off: wonderful post, DecoDame! :thumb:
Mine also didn't manage to get electricity for quite some time after WWII, and TV was not needed. But, Grandpa loved the radio. I remember him turning up the volume so he can hear it outside, in the yard - he loved listening the football games...
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