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  1. PrettySquareGal

    Are you a Military wife?

    I was a Marine wife for three years, he's out now.
  2. PrettySquareGal

    How old is your house?

    Repping 1952.
  3. PrettySquareGal

    SOLID POTATO SALAD -- the return!

    WHY DID YOU HAVE TO BRING THIS BACK? I'm still haunted by the original thread! :p
  4. PrettySquareGal

    Television... who's sick of it? Anyone?

    I don't hate TV per se but I hate most of the current programming today.
  5. PrettySquareGal

    Things to consider: vintage style and your style

    Oh you mean the antique dealers!
  7. PrettySquareGal

    Things to consider: vintage style and your style

    This sounds like a future commercial from Big Pharma offering a pill to solve this new and horrific disorder, Nostalgic Adult Children of Consumerism. ;)
  8. PrettySquareGal

    A heartfelt thank you to my family on The Fedora Lounge

    How sweet and swell!
  9. PrettySquareGal

    Joan Collins says British women have given up trying to look good.

    But this isn't always about age, rather, the shape one is in.
  10. PrettySquareGal

    Joan Collins says British women have given up trying to look good.

    And that is why I think it's important to focus on body type and not age. To say there is a rule that after forty a woman has to wear or not wear (fill in the blank) I think is ludicrous. As for Joan Collins' original point, I agree that making an effort to look one's best is a nice thing. I...
  11. PrettySquareGal

    Joan Collins says British women have given up trying to look good.

    I wasn't posting a pic of it here.... My main point is that I think a twenty something dismissing a forty something woman as looking like an antique teenager because of what she chooses to wear is uglier than any outfit or color choice. But of course it's Viola's right to judge as it is mine or...
  13. PrettySquareGal

    Joan Collins says British women have given up trying to look good.

    I agree. Maybe a hot pink tube top.
  14. PrettySquareGal

    Joan Collins says British women have given up trying to look good.

    As a 42 year old (and by your definition, "mature") woman I can tell you that there are no "rules". You've given me an idea, actually. I want to find a lime green tube top and see how I rock it. :) I'll have to wait until summer, of course!
  15. PrettySquareGal

    Joan Collins says British women have given up trying to look good.

    This is what is puzzling to me, and it seems to me that many take offense with her because she is "old" and lost her "right" to pass judgment on how women dress.
  16. PrettySquareGal

    Joan Collins says British women have given up trying to look good.

    As always, well stated and I agree!
  17. PrettySquareGal

    Joan Collins says British women have given up trying to look good.

    Maybe some of those 40 year old women like lime green and work out and look good in them, or like to dress vintage 70's? I have friends like that.I like to think in terms of "body" and not "age" appropriate. What looks good on one youthful body might look awful on another, and the same for older...
  19. PrettySquareGal

    Joan Collins says British women have given up trying to look good.

    How sad that there are so many cheap shots against Joan Collins because of her age! I agree with: "I think people have become sloppy in their grooming and in themselves. They're more interested in being on the internet, in texting, emailing and watching TV. With a little bit of discipline...
  20. PrettySquareGal

    Missing Loungers Whom You Miss.

    I just saw this- thanks, Lizzie! :)
  21. PrettySquareGal

    The Lost Art of Manliness

    Who said men have to listen? It's a choice. So if I may say it back to you, why not shut up and do something, like respectfully change the subject next time you are "subjected" to a woman talking about feelings instead of whining about it? ;) I don't mean that in a hostile way, just using your...
  22. PrettySquareGal

    The Lost Art of Manliness

    I think if men weren't so good at turning off their emotions the world would have fewer problems. :D Although the self-help book industry would suffer.
  23. PrettySquareGal

    The Lost Art of Manliness

    Nah. It's called "ballsy." ;)
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