MinnieM123
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Actress Kim Novak. ("Vertigo" -- Hitchcock) Also liked her in "Picnic" with William Holden -1956)
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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Actress Kim Novak. ("Vertigo" -- Hitchcock) Also liked her in "Picnic" with William Holden -1956)
Goofyernmost
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Songbird76
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They said on the news here this morning that 18 people got Corona and 118 more are in quarantine after a visit to a restaurant in Germany. The owner was so happy about being able to reopen that he wanted to celebrate, by having a party. Employees did not wear masks, they had way too many people, and did not distance. The owner faces up to 25,000 Euros in fines for not following reguations.If it makes you feel any better, Cananadians be stupid too. Especially those in Toronto.
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Songbird76
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Wait....if the 50s wants their pink flamingos back, does that make you the 50s??
Songbird76
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He was also not in my refrigerator. But I did find some delicious pannacotta.As an update, I just checked my hall closet and Bob was not there. Check it off the list.
MinnieM123
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Memorial Day 2020.
Nemo14
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Of course make-up and wardrobe have a lot to do with enhancing beauty, and also is beauty defined by looks alone, but I'd have to say Katherine Hepburn. Though probably not as pretty as Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor, or Audrey Hepburn or others, she commands my attention whenever she's on the screen. JMHO of course.
Nemo14
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For the first time in many years, we won't be visiting cemeteries today, but we'll definitely keep our loved ones in our thoughts.
*Cinderelly*
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- In the Parks
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Far from the 50’s. I am a 2001.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Clearly, this ain’t over!
Baby steps, people.
Goofyernmost
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For the benefit of the youngsters in our group. In the early 50's, pink flamingos on front lawns was a status symbol denoting that the particular household displaying them had the financial good fortune to have traveled to Florida where those were available as souvenirs. In the 50's that was quite the posh thing to do. Later in the 50's entrepreneurs cashed in on that and started to make them available in the northern states. After that you couldn't swing a cat without hitting one of those beautiful (he said sarcastically) lawn fixtures. At that point because everyone had them, heck you could get them with "Green Stamps" (for another discussion), they fizzled out pretty quickly. However, for a while if you looked around all you could see were ugly pink plastic birds, saddle shoes, Poodle Skirts and hula hoops.
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*Cinderelly*
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- In the Parks
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I am a youngster, but I also think those fashions are really cool.
InnKpr
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Oh, CDC.
Bless your heart. You're trying. You really are.
But you'd get better overall cooperation if you preached this to a family of brain-dead waterfowl than trying to persuade the general public of 2020.
Still though, I give you an A+ for effort, but bless your poor little heart.
Goofyernmost
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I just hope they don't give up trying. We sure are showing our underbelly to the world aren't we?
I took a drive around town yesterday, and I saw several large parties.
MinnieM123
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Raisins in toast. 
MinnieM123
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
It’s a hot cross bun. I’m not a huge fan of raisins, but they kind of work in a hot cross bun.