That little girl’s dress and shoes look very modern. I like the sleeves.
I’m not going to call time travel, though, like I found people doing with that haircut in the banana dock photo… I’m going to say it shows that they had some modern looking styles in 1938.
The FLOP was recently made famous by Edie, on mate Casper, famous parents on Tinykittens.com rescue. Their owner said the flopping gene runs in Edie’s family.
Ghosts! Left center is a man in black walking towards us; there is a reflection/shadow by his right leg that morphs into a ghostly man in uniform, with hands in pockets. Under the horse are two ghostly women in long cloaks and kerchief covered heads.
… the Republican candidate in the 1940 US presidential campaign, in what I remember …. from history, from history, not personal participation!!… as a very confusing election.
He was a Democrat who switched to Republican because the presidential slot on the Democratic ticket was full. The parties were much closer together at that time.
Unfortunately for him, his opponent was the instoppable Franklin D. Roosevelt, running for his third term.
Their politics were very similar, except Republicans were mostly against the New Deal…. plus
this guy
Wilkie
wanted the US to help the Allies in WWII, even if it meant joining them in the fight..
Roosevelt won, on a promise to keep us out of the war… so of course, within a year, the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor and… boom… the idea of isolationism flew out the window.
Of course you can see them…. Whether or not they have hats, they’re not invisible.
But yes, i did find the three without hats… they look like nice piggies, quite similar to their be-hatted compatriots.
It makes me think that instead of wondering about their visibility, maybe we should be asking about the fairness of a pig society that fails to give every pig the hat it deserves.
I’m sure it says “Twilight Of The Gods” … but that title has been used for many things.
I can’t quite make out the author… I kind of expected it to be Thomas Bullfinch, but it looks like the first name begins with W, and I couldn’t match that up with any suggestions from Google or Wikipedia.
.
“Rapunzel, Rapunzel, Let down your golden leg…”
He’s just trying to get a leg up.
“Don’t pull my leg, buster!”
“it has bells on.”
They are freaking cute! I love the foot puffs on the lower one.
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Harlem, NYC, 1938, according to my search.
That little girl’s dress and shoes look very modern. I like the sleeves.
I’m not going to call time travel, though, like I found people doing with that haircut in the banana dock photo… I’m going to say it shows that they had some modern looking styles in 1938.
“Sneakers” have been around since the mid 1800s.
They look a lot like Victorian ‘Deck Shoes’, which are the same sort of thing, and been around a long time.
It’s a hap,hap,happy day!
I would love visit that island.
Bunnies! I’m melting!
Nomnomnom!
..
I only recognize
Gonna guess she is seated next to Tommy Sands?
Now you mention it… yes… wasn’t he her husband?
I knew there was a relationship but just googled it to answer – yes. My lucky guess.
Same three I recognized… But nobody else.
where Ligers come from?
“Hey, big guy. What’s shakin’?”
Cat’s be cats.
Penelope does that flop thing against me several times a day.
The FLOP was recently made famous by Edie, on mate Casper, famous parents on Tinykittens.com rescue. Their owner said the flopping gene runs in Edie’s family.
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The difficult one.
“Mom always liked you best…”
Max Damico
Watercolor would seem to be an appropriate medium.
I’m thinking oils, only because of the control of the fine lines. Hard to do with watercolor. But I cannot be certain of that.
Good point!
Acrylic paint.
My late aunt was good with that.
not if you use a pin to trace the lines first …sneaky little buggers those artists.
Correct!
Ghosts! Left center is a man in black walking towards us; there is a reflection/shadow by his right leg that morphs into a ghostly man in uniform, with hands in pockets. Under the horse are two ghostly women in long cloaks and kerchief covered heads.
This was done by Italian watercolorist Maximo Damico, who explains his technique on his web site:
https://www.maximodamico.com/pages/about
Nope!
A good working definition of “bat shirt crazy.” Note the absence of even a single helmet.
😵💫 Doing that, I would leave an indelible mark as well, all right, but on my fragile body 😁
More than one, actually 😵
Probably on the rocks below too…
You do have to admire the casual use… or mis-use… of the term “slopes”.
No way that surface is doing any sloping.
Unless 90% is a slope.
…
However, “moment” would appear to be quite correctly used.
There would indeed be but one moment to his descent, traveling at the speed of gravity.
How is there still a skating community? I guess it relies on turnover.
Do I win anything? 😉
A nice pat on the head? 😄
Elkhart, Indiana welcomes its favorite son as he campaigns for
the presidency in 1940
He was a Democrat who switched to Republican because the presidential slot on the Democratic ticket was full. The parties were much closer together at that time.
Unfortunately for him, his opponent was the instoppable Franklin D. Roosevelt, running for his third term.
Their politics were very similar, except Republicans were mostly against the New Deal…. plus
Roosevelt won, on a promise to keep us out of the war… so of course, within a year, the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor and… boom… the idea of isolationism flew out the window.
One…
Two…
Three!
Same here.
I was about to give up but just then i saw the third.
Of course you can see them…. Whether or not they have hats, they’re not invisible.
But yes, i did find the three without hats… they look like nice piggies, quite similar to their be-hatted compatriots.
It makes me think that instead of wondering about their visibility, maybe we should be asking about the fairness of a pig society that fails to give every pig the hat it deserves.
Yes.
.,
Worth every sleepless night.
Photographed by Cecil Beaton in 1947,
At first I thought that was a book, but it looks more like a package of Fig Newtons.
Never had any doubt.
He’s instantly recognizable…
The book was a little more difficult…😁
I’m sure it says “Twilight Of The Gods” … but that title has been used for many things.
I can’t quite make out the author… I kind of expected it to be Thomas Bullfinch, but it looks like the first name begins with W, and I couldn’t match that up with any suggestions from Google or Wikipedia.
From the “BORN ON THIS DAY” section of today’s London “Daily Mail.”
The people in the background we rarely if ever think of.
😄
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