Saturday, May 13, 2006

Outta Here

I'm bailing on you guys this weekend so I can drive down to see my mom. She's the pretty redhead in this picture:

PBW & Mom, 1980

God, I can't believe that was 26 years ago, or that I voluntarily wore that hat. Anyway, Happy Mother's Day to you moms out there, and I'll see you all on Monday.
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11 comments:

  1. Bernita8:49 AM

    Fiddle.
    You look beautiful.

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  2. Anonymous10:17 AM

    Karen, the lurker said:

    Ah, you look beautiful and so does your mom.

    Don't feel bad about the hat. I wore a wreath of flowers in my hair. I looked like a margarine commercial. "It's not nice to fool Mother Nature."

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  3. M Harold Page3:04 PM

    Hey! Mushroom girl!

    Seriously - it suited you. Cool hat.

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  4. Robin Bayne4:02 PM

    I wore that same hat in a friend's wedding--about 26 years ago. LOL

    You are both lovely-- Happy Mother's Day to you both.

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  5. Jean8:12 PM

    Happy Mother's Day. What a great photo of you both.

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  6. Anonymous12:18 AM

    That's a fine hat. Besides, all the guys at the wedding were looking at your bazongas anyway.

    Happy Mother's Day!

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  7. Shiloh Walker5:54 AM

    I don't see much wrong with the hat, either, PBW.

    BTW, got my ARC of Dark Need in the mail yesterday. Can't want to read it! Thank you

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  8. Dean8:24 AM

    I would say that the hat was a small price to pay for not having to wear the sort of bridesmaid dress that was common in 1980. You got off easy.

    Happy Mother's Day.

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  9. Anonymous9:32 AM

    You both look lovely.

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  10. Joely Sue Burkhart8:45 PM

    What a wonderful picture! Happy Mother's Day to you both!

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  11. Anonymous1:15 PM

    Hee.

    My mother's bridesmaids (all 5 of them!) wore the same hat at Mom and Dad's wedding. Except instead of the wide white band, they had pastel bands that matched the rainbow dresses the women wore. Blue, yellow, green and pink chiffon with tiny white dots. Floor length, of course. And the girls carried shasta daisies in white wicker baskets.

    Oh, 1974!

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