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  1. VintageBee

    One Summer -America 1927

    This made me remember a collection of newspapers my grandmother had on Valentinos death... I remember vividly one was printed on bright pink paper! I wish I knew what happened to them...
  2. VintageBee

    One Summer -America 1927

    LizzieMaine- where did you first get your curiosity for all of this wonderful history you know? Write a book! I'm sure it would sell!!
  3. VintageBee

    Something I miss with the decline of the printed word

    NO BOOKSHELVES???!!! That's like saying there's no food in the house! Please! Put up some bookshelves, it will make you happy :D I agree with Lizzie, my bookshelves tell all about me! My dearest friend and I share a love of British history books and detective novels! Her books are prominently...
  4. VintageBee

    "I Am Dandy"

    Whatever the title, it does look like a wonderful book! Oh, men who dress elegantly and classy...sigh...perchance to dream of days gone by... :)
  5. VintageBee

    "I Am Dandy"

    I now have an awesome new term in my vocabulary! Thank you, Miss Lizzie!
  6. VintageBee

    What Are You Reading

    LOL! I love him too much to even think about that ;) Actually, he was given the book by our county Agriculture commissioner! (He's definitely not a reader). There is an interesting book I haven't finished reading yet titled, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society. It takes place in WWII
  7. VintageBee

    Autumnal Thoughts........

    The official acceptance of Autumn here is the lighting of the wood stove because of the chill in the air...there's just a certain smell that announces "Autumns here!"! (And seeing as we don't have a heater, the stove firing up is needful!) I know, I know, it's probably dust bunnies burning but...
  8. VintageBee

    What do you do for Living?

    Can we listen to that program on the internet? My occupation? Homemaker and DARN proud of it :o
  9. VintageBee

    What's For Breakfast...

    Homemade egg mcmuffins with homemade breakfast sausage-of course, coffee and oj ;)
  10. VintageBee

    Excuse me Miss, do you Blog?

    I LOVE your blog!! :eusa_clap
  11. VintageBee

    Something I miss with the decline of the printed word

    I have both..the kindle is good for reading or watching movies which I can download from Amazon easily...too easily;) it's lightweight too. I like the iPad better for the clarity of photos...but it's heavier than my kindle. Both have wi-fi capabilities. I only got the iPad because hubby hogs...
  12. VintageBee

    What Are You Reading

    Getting ready to read, "The Poisoners Handbook". Is a Jazz Age tale of chemistry and detection, poison and murder. And then there is, "The Shell Seekers", by Rosamunde Pilcher, which I re-read at least once a year. It takes place in the current day but then recalls a woman's life growing up...
  13. VintageBee

    Where did your user name come from??

    I like old ways and 'Bee' is part of my last name :)
  14. VintageBee

    Old Home Recipes

    My mother-in-laws fruitcake, from a 1930's recipe that appears to be from an electric company's cookbook. It's actually very good, not like a brick at all! Of course I don't know anyone besides myself, husband and his folks that like it... And I wouldn't give it as a gift-I understand it's an...
  15. VintageBee

    Terms Which Have Disappeared

    "It sounds like a tin lizzy"! My grandpa use to say this about old cars in bad condition. We are dismantling an old taxidermy shop on our property and filling up the trash totes a little each week. The trash totes are on wheels and we have to push them down our country road about a quarter of a...
  16. VintageBee

    Is chivalry dead?

    And somebody thinks this looks good...[huh]
  17. VintageBee

    Terms Which Have Disappeared

    My British friend said her father would call her a 'tart' if she dressed less than what he thought was modest, this during WWII. She says if he saw how women dressed today, he'd die of embarrassment!
  18. VintageBee

    Vintage Things That Have Disappeared In Your Lifetime?

    My, I had forgotten about that glue! I need go buy some just so I can put it in my desk for those envelopes that refuse to stay stuck! Yes. Yes I do send snail mail. Still. Go ahead, call me old fashioned, I'd consider it a compliment! :D
  19. VintageBee

    Is chivalry dead?

    I wholeheartedly agree!
  20. VintageBee

    It is tough going vintage everyday.

    http://alamedapointantiquesfaire.com/index.php This one is close to me...check it out!

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