While sitting at my desk, as the last time, I see this flash! out of the corner of my eye on the avenue, outside my window one evening. These boys are into bikes, skateboards, hover boards, remote control cars - all the gadgets and gizmos (phones, too). Speaking of kids.remember the twin boy and the Lacrosse story from my last musing? I wish I had a video of his most recent antic, but try to visualize what I'll describe. Helen Keller Interpretive Costume with Vintage Panoply Accessories Turns out, Teddy and Helen are classmates, friends, and were both part of that 4th grade wax museum. The mom ended up purchasing a cotton half slip, crochet purse, lace collar and cuffs, and a hat from our Panoply booth - all vintage - to complete her daughter's look. Little did I know when, the day before these photos popped up on my Facebook feed, I was in the antique mall assisting a local gal with finding vintage items to help her daughter with a Helen Keller costume for the same event. Recently, my son-in-law's nephew participated in a 4th grade wax museum, wherein the kids were challenged with choosing an American hero to emulate through costume. Teddy Roosevelt was a man with a passion for all animal life. Wow, hard to believe that was 44 years ago, but the concept of love between man and best friend never wanes neither does my love for JT's music. Here's the cover of JT's 1972 album with similar image. I'm a lifelong fan (well, since I was 13) of James Taylor's music, and when I saw this guy in the photo below cruising down the river recently one evening with his dog on a paddleboard, I immediately thought of one of my old JT albums. And so, I bring you Miscellaneous Musings No.
Sometimes things and events fill your bucket, and the contents need to spill. However, life really does seem to be a panoply of happenings, sights, and just random things.
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It wasn't intended to become a series type of post, and I don't even know how to label such posts. I received a lot of positive feedback on my first ever post on miscellaneous musings.
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