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april6263 · 1/10/2016 4:38 pm

JetmamaDiDi · 1/10/2016 4:38 pm

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here's mine.....Princess Beatrice is modeling it

omg...

The royals and their hats!!! they have no self consciousness about them at all, I guess
LOL!!! we need to ask Jet (she has English friends) if the fascinator hats are a common fashion in England....I think they are

I think they are for special occasions like weddings and formal events. I know my friend always gussies up for her family weddings and she'll ask, "Do I need to get a hat?" In other words, is the wedding being planned.

april6263 · 1/10/2016 4:38 pm

JetmamaDiDi wrote:
HEY, SISTAS!!! I'M HERE!!!

Do you like my hat??!!!!😂😂

HEY JET *waving* LOVE THE HAT and the FEATHER!!!!!

KeepOnSinging · 1/10/2016 4:39 pm

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I remember having "ribbon sandwiches" at a few fancy events.

And other hi-falutin' little sandwiches.

we need cucumber sandwiches too

And in The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, Mr. Tumus serves a proper tea to Lucy and this includes sardines on toast and a nice boiled egg.

JetmamaDiDi · 1/10/2016 4:39 pm

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hmmmmm.......LOL......more tea guests??????

You two clowns! Come on in. The more the merrier.
Kermit found the tea....LOL

WOO HOO!!! Kermie and Miss Piggy!

View, unobstructed · 1/10/2016 4:40 pm

I saw this.... they are words that are pronounced in a different way in Great Britain.

Like vitamin vs. vitamin

http://www.bbcamerica.com/shows//blog/2012/09/10-words-pronounced-differently-in-britain

april6263 · 1/10/2016 4:41 pm

JetmamaDiDi wrote:
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I wore hats every Sunday until I was 24, and nobody wore hats in DeKalb, Ill. I was so sad, and now I own no hats. I loved to buy hats and was particularly partial to picture hats. I also wore gloves until I was 26 and had six pair to match different outfits.
I was not a hat wearer...except on Easter....but I remember some of the women from our church wearing them

I love to see ladies wearing stylish hats, although my real choice would be a very functional and well-worn visor (that I wouldn't wear to church or a wedding, however).

here's an interesting one.....if you wear it backwards you can say you have eyes in the back of your head...LOL

JetmamaDiDi · 1/10/2016 4:41 pm

KeepOnSinging wrote:
I wore hats every Sunday until I was 24, and nobody wore hats in DeKalb, Ill. I was so sad, and now I own no hats. I loved to buy hats and was particularly partial to picture hats. I also wore gloves until I was 26 and had six pair to match different outfits.

You are a bridge to the earlier 1900's...and that is a lovely reminder of how things used to be. Now there is kind've no dress code and people don't show respect as they used to.

april6263 · 1/10/2016 4:41 pm

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Real talk....I'm getting hungry.
I know me too these snacks look good and now I want to make tea...LOL
And pre-heat the pot!!

Here are some lovely tea cups

ooooo........I LOVE those.....I think tea cups are so pretty

JetmamaDiDi · 1/10/2016 4:42 pm

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I remember having "ribbon sandwiches" at a few fancy events.

And other hi-falutin' little sandwiches.

we need cucumber sandwiches too

Cucumber sandwiches....YUM! With "grass" on them!! LOL

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