"I'm waiting for my sauna to be finished because this dry heat is not making me sweat enough, even with the scarf."
"I'm trying to fit in with the locals, but could only find this cream cowl online and not their fancy beaded necklaces."
"Do you think you could help me lift this roll of reeds?"
"I'm kinda leaning forward because the weight of the wool is wearing me down."
"This skirt complements the neutral tones of the landscape-inspired crochet top. Accessorize with dark stockings and a faux-cowl to blend in with the locals."
Dressing properly for the Game of Thrones reenactors was turning out to be more challenging than Millicent had expected.
Anonymous said…
I can't compete with the likes of Susie Sunshine, but I wanted to let you know that sweater looks so much like a weaving sampler I did in Jr. high school art. Yes, it was in the 70's.
It has been so long that I don't even know what game we are playing, but - I feel like I've found an old friend! I used to read you - what feels like long ago. Hello, hello, hello again.
"Can you see what this straw has done to my knee? Can you? Can you? Just look at it!"
Scot said…
The Aztec village of Quahaka has been weaving ugly shoes worn by ultra-skinny girls for decades. Made of dried swamp reeds, they're extremely lightweight so very little energy is needed to lift your feet. Skinny girls come from all over the world to buy them and other handmade accessories, also made by the Aztec women. Here our model, Long Armed Lucy, is seen wearing an arm gauntlet made from dried Jaguar thighs and the exqiusite 5 foot long scarf, made from buffed and brushed Llama intestine. Both weighing in at less than 4 ounces each!
Having questioned the styling of an earlier shoot, Milloway was resigned to the fact she was now going to be draped in wool and straw for the rest of the week.
Hey, bb - just saw a story on our local news that the Macy's Thanksgiving parade balloon people practiced today in NJ! Were you there? I looked for you but there were no closeups of the worker bees. They showed the sock monkey, making his debut.
i'm dying to be in tuvalu over thanksgiving as i know a principal ballet dancer who is leaving her post. it may be my only chance to see the inner workings of the ballet! all my childhood dreams come true!
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"I'm waiting for my sauna to be finished because this dry heat is not making me sweat enough, even with the scarf."
"I'm trying to fit in with the locals, but could only find this cream cowl online and not their fancy beaded necklaces."
"Do you think you could help me lift this roll of reeds?"
"I'm kinda leaning forward because the weight of the wool is wearing me down."
"This skirt complements the neutral tones of the landscape-inspired crochet top. Accessorize with dark stockings and a faux-cowl to blend in with the locals."
Carol
"Can you see what this straw has done to my knee? Can you? Can you? Just look at it!"
Skinny girls come from all over the world to buy them and other handmade accessories, also made by the Aztec women.
Here our model, Long Armed Lucy, is seen wearing an arm gauntlet made from dried Jaguar thighs and the exqiusite 5 foot long scarf, made from buffed and brushed Llama intestine. Both weighing in at less than 4 ounces each!
I did not have to go to practice again this year as I am an expert balloon handler!
Look for me in the parade!