Beats me...I don't even remember having electricity in the 60's... I think we must have been very poor :) I love your new rose lady, something so soft and spring-like. The sun is melting the gray snow today YAY! XO, Lisa
Hi Sandy. She does look a bit 60s. They liked a lot of plastic back then. She is very pretty with the light on though. I have put your name down on my blog for the Sunshine Award. If you want to collect it pop along but don't worry if you would rather not. I know there are quite a few bloggers who are not into awards.
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Beats me...I don't even remember having electricity in the 60's...
I think we must have been very poor :)
I love your new rose lady, something so soft and spring-like.
The sun is melting the gray snow today YAY!
XO, Lisa
Hi Sandy. She does look a bit 60s. They liked a lot of plastic back then. She is very pretty with the light on though. I have put your name down on my blog for the Sunshine Award. If you want to collect it pop along but don't worry if you would rather not. I know there are quite a few bloggers who are not into awards.
You remembered.
I remember using little plastic beads like those and we would melt them in the oven....in the sixties.
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