i'm currently knitting a vintage sweater for myself, and it's taking SOOOO long. the price to do one for someone else would be too high to ever do it! haha! i think the price she's charging you is a great deal for the amount of work it is. plus there's the price of the yarn. for my short-sleeve...
i occasionally blow a bunch of money on one vintage item on ebay, but rarely. there's a couple ways i justify this. first, finding vintage in my size (modern 12ish, vintage 20-22ish) in the time period i like clothes from the most (late 30s-early 40s) is pretty darn difficult. second, i've...
my stuff ranges from late 30s to 70s. i have a couple pairs of shoes which are probably pre-late-30s. the oldest is a pair of brown lace-ups i bought at remix about 7 years ago. the bulk of it is WWII era or unidentifiable-but-looks-WWII-era. due to budget constraints, my thriftwhoring, and the...
no! i've been hoping it was going to clear up today!!
i had a canadian college professor who said "yeah?" at the end of sentences instead of "eh". i wonder if it's a regional thing.
i love this movie so much and have since i was 13!! i still have a copy of the sheet music for the madonna song - it has a great vintagey pic of her on the cover :)
also, if any of you have kids or are teachers, there's a great children's book that was written about the baseball league...
boy do i know about this. i have a dear friend who i met because he owned my favorite vintage store. he would come back from buying trips and have a mental list of items coming in the shipment that he was saving just for me! i think he knew my style better than i did!
fyi, there's a new mcmeneman's pub - chapel of the chimes. i haven't been there yet, but it's in a really neat brick building - it used to be a funeral home. on n. killingsworth just west of vancouver. i too love kennedy school! i'm guessing you've been to a cheapo movie at the bagdad on...
magpie, that's a great photo! thanks for sharing it :)
i bought a book at Powell's the other day that's about the history of the bathing suit, and it has lots of photos and ads. the name of the book is "Making Waves: Swimsuits & the Undressing of America" but it looks like it might be out...
Decobelle,
great finds! i have a suit very similar to the black one you got, but without the huge buttons! and i LOVE the houndstooth.
when i lived in socal the vintage expo was always so much fun to go to. ahh, i'm reminiscing now...
WOW those are some fantastic shoes! please let us know how they feel, when you get a pair!
i try not to be the hoarding type when it comes to new shoes (vintage shoes are another story though), so having one pair eat up my whole shoe budget would probably be a good thing...
i've used dove unscented solid for years when wearing vintage and i've never had a problem with staining or anything. i'm a little weirded out over the aluminum issue and that antiperspirant prevents a natural, healthy function, so i wear j/a/s/o/n tea tree deodorant on a daily basis instead -...
they don't do it automatically, but at the mexican place i frequent (la sirenita on ne alberta, they know i'm going to order the cactus burrito. i'm sure if i didn't spend a couple minutes looking at the menu, trying to make myself order something else for once, they would just get it started...
i will never be able to say it any other way than how it's sung in "you're never fully dressed without a smile." it has to be the same rhythm, too! lol
i must add though, i'm really not too surprised that this has happened. a little research show some disturbing things about the origins of standard pet foods - not exactly human-grade, or even close. i wish this stuff was better-known.
luckily the price of good quality stuff isn't too...
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