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what's that on your head?

Many doings around here of late, and precious little time to blather on about them at length. In the meantime, please enjoy the latest millinery to hit the runway between our kitchen and dining room.


Bringing back the "Rhoda Morgenstern"
(please note, if you get that reference you are possibly older than I am and/or watched more TV than I did as a kid).

Everything's a Hat Day!
(special appearance by pal Nora)

The Killer Bee
(courtesy of the indomitable Chiochia Gibs)

Back soon with more Tales of This Half-American's Life.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Possibly the only person cooler than Rhoda is Mary!!

And, yes, I am older than you:(

Judes
10:17 PM
smatano said…
Well, without Mary there is no Rhoda.
8:29 AM
Anonymous said…
I LOVED Rhoda!And I love being referred to as indomitable (I think)
What a cute kiddo!
xo
gibs
2:03 PM
Everywhereist said…
Hey! I got the Rhoda reference! And I'm a weensy bit younger than you, even! But in all fairness, TV was a good parent to me.
9:10 PM
A.J. said…
Who doesn't remember Rhoda? I mean, on that show they dispensed some amazing wisdom: "Drinking doesn't cause hangovers; stopping drinking causes hangovers." Though I have to admit, when I first say the cute pic with the doo-rag I thought she looked a little tougher than Rhoda--like the world's cutest little gangster.
9:30 AM
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