Friday Freebie
What happened between photo one and photo two that changed her mood so drastically?
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Have a great weekend!
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What happened between photo one and photo two that changed her mood so drastically?
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Have a great weekend!
Another from the "People are Strange" lot. My question, why was this even made into a post card? Right click the image to save it to your computer. And of course, leave your own caption for the photo.
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7:18 AM
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Another gem from the "People are Strange" series. Right click the image to save it to your computer. Leave us a comment with your own interpretation of the photo.
Meet Elsa and Alma Fanning, "The Great Fanning Sisters!" They are awaiting the start of their synchronized fanning tour. Be sure to catch it when it comes to your town. They will be all the rage in towns like Frankenmuth, Michigan; Sugar Land, Texas; Joshua Tree, California; and Brooklet, Georgia. Their show will include singing, dancing, and of course, synchronized fanning.
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6:30 AM
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To continue the "People are Strange" Series...

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Never to be married, Agnes and her four sisters, Ethyl, Eunice, Henrietta, and Olga, were known about town as the Crazy Cat Hat Ladies.
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The above image is from an old, undated, unmarked greeting card. Surely we all do the cleaning and cooking in such a lovely frock as this one. Be sure to thank your mom for all she does!

And for some Mother's Day fun, what do you think these ladies are saying as they toil over the stove? (This is a fun game to play, like "Fantasy Family" over at Amy's blog.)
Here's mine:
Ethel- Oh, Myrtle, I don't know...just how long have these turnips been in the Frigidaire?
Myrtle- Throw them in anyway, no one will notice. Cook anything for five hours and it doesn't taste like much.