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alexiscartwheel) wrote2009-03-12 06:02 pm
alexiscartwheel) wrote2009-03-12 06:02 pm
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Aretha's hat, reading the news, and Harry Truman
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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