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From today's New York Times:
Orders for "Aretha's Hat" Flood Detroit Milliner
How cool is it that there are still milliners? Few people wear cool hats anymore; I certainly don't have any. There were a couple of old lady's at my church who had Easter hats last year.
Sadly, there was another article about the death of newspapers. If there are no newspapers, how will I learn about the latest crazes in millinery?
Also, can we bring back haberdashery, just so I can say the word? Fun fact: before he was president, Harry Truman (yes, there were presidents before Barack Obama) was a Kansas City haberdasher. I learned that at the Truman Library, which is actually really cool. If you're every in Independence, Missouri, you should go. :)
ETA: Another one. It's pretty odd that crazy book news from Ohio ends up in a UK national paper, but I'll take it. For the record, I have both been to Kelley's Island and read To Kill a Mockingbird. It's an amazing book, but I wouldn't want to eat it.
Orders for "Aretha's Hat" Flood Detroit Milliner
How cool is it that there are still milliners? Few people wear cool hats anymore; I certainly don't have any. There were a couple of old lady's at my church who had Easter hats last year.
Sadly, there was another article about the death of newspapers. If there are no newspapers, how will I learn about the latest crazes in millinery?
Also, can we bring back haberdashery, just so I can say the word? Fun fact: before he was president, Harry Truman (yes, there were presidents before Barack Obama) was a Kansas City haberdasher. I learned that at the Truman Library, which is actually really cool. If you're every in Independence, Missouri, you should go. :)
ETA: Another one. It's pretty odd that crazy book news from Ohio ends up in a UK national paper, but I'll take it. For the record, I have both been to Kelley's Island and read To Kill a Mockingbird. It's an amazing book, but I wouldn't want to eat it.
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Date: 2009-03-12 11:00 pm (UTC)I want to learn to play one just so I can use the word more. :D
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Date: 2009-03-12 11:07 pm (UTC)Anyway, learning instruments is fun, so I approve of this endeavor.
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Date: 2009-03-14 09:48 pm (UTC)Therein lies the problem.
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Date: 2009-03-13 12:16 am (UTC)Yes, there's a haberdasher in Portland that my dad has bought his Indy!Fedoras from for years. Third-gen family owned too, according to the website.
It gives me a happy feeling, knowing there's still haberdashers and milliners in the world. :3
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Date: 2009-03-13 05:24 pm (UTC)They could put the hat on Harry Truman, which would really be cool...
That's pretty awesome that your dad buys Indy!Fedoras. :)
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Date: 2009-03-13 08:02 pm (UTC)Obviously, dead week means I have far too much time on my hands. (I have to tell you though: I lol'd when my music player, on random play, decided to put on "Respect".)
Yes. Sometimes I think he's a bigger cosplay dork than me. But he can actually pull it off pretty well. Looks classier than a beanie cap, by far.
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Date: 2009-03-13 02:25 pm (UTC)Also I just would like to say that we are awesome with our eclectic music taste. According to the thing I entered our last.fm names into, anything over 700 is "bragging rights."
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Date: 2009-03-13 05:28 pm (UTC)Woooo, our music is the best! Brag brag brag. Margot is playing in D.C. next month but I have nobody to go with!!!
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Date: 2009-03-13 07:55 pm (UTC)Also I quite love your Rilo Kiley icon.
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Date: 2009-03-14 09:48 pm (UTC)Why thank you!