09-27-2022, 02:10 PM
Patty, it looks like it is going to be a perfect landing. Thanks for starting our daily and keeping things going around here.
I know you must be worried. The news has been all over this storm. I hope the storm disappoints and it fizzles out.
Michael, good grain on the fedora photo. I bet you wear that hat nicely. It looks warm too. Glad you dropped in.
I looked a little history on the Fidora:
The history of the fedora begins on the stage back in 1882, when a play called Fédora opened at the Théâtre du Vaudeville in Paris. Sarah Bernhardt, who played the main character of the show, princess Fédora Romanoff, wore a creased felt hat as part of the costume.
Even though they were similar to the old Homburg style of hats, they quickly became more popular, especially as a symbol of the woman’s movement.
Hi Grant, I know that I have not been as attentive as I should be to this Blog, but I have not seen you around for a while. Good to see you today.
Here is a little something from me. I did not do a very good job of cloning out a BIG YELLOW banner that hung overhead in this alley warning truckers of the limit to passing through this alley in Downtown Detroit. But I am counting on that you won't be zooming in on this image and the girl looking up will attract your attention instead.
I know you must be worried. The news has been all over this storm. I hope the storm disappoints and it fizzles out.
Michael, good grain on the fedora photo. I bet you wear that hat nicely. It looks warm too. Glad you dropped in.
I looked a little history on the Fidora:
The history of the fedora begins on the stage back in 1882, when a play called Fédora opened at the Théâtre du Vaudeville in Paris. Sarah Bernhardt, who played the main character of the show, princess Fédora Romanoff, wore a creased felt hat as part of the costume.
Even though they were similar to the old Homburg style of hats, they quickly became more popular, especially as a symbol of the woman’s movement.
Hi Grant, I know that I have not been as attentive as I should be to this Blog, but I have not seen you around for a while. Good to see you today.
Here is a little something from me. I did not do a very good job of cloning out a BIG YELLOW banner that hung overhead in this alley warning truckers of the limit to passing through this alley in Downtown Detroit. But I am counting on that you won't be zooming in on this image and the girl looking up will attract your attention instead.