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Thursday, January 28, 2010

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@ Nancy Mehegan.
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This is so funny. I thought we weren't going to hear from you for three days and everytime I refresh, there's a new fun post!

I love your blog! You will be in our prayers and thoughts! Nice and informative post on this topic thanks for sharing with us. Thank you!

We, the rustling leaves, have a voice that answers the storms,but who are you so silent?I am a mere flower. Do you like it?

Nehru jackets?? Oh God... and how about Love Beads? But I did LOVE my mini-skirts.

Now our grandkids are finding those mini skirts at the store and we're saying no to them. :)

Remember the Nehru jackets! :)

I worked at a temp agency i the 60s, and they offered to pay to have all my skirts lengthened. I think I quit rather than give up my minis.

mini skirt is still in until now. Many celebrities wear that in different fashion statement.

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