I think that is just an unretouched picture. Here is one where she is made up with makeup, but she still has wrinkles - at 51, that's not common.
My mom and her sibling all had wrinkles at 51, before that actually. Genetics.
I'm lucky, they all had dry skin, mine was more oily (dad's side) - sucked in junior high, but in my late 50s I have no wrinkles.
Blondes and redheads show their age faster than brunettes, due to the lack of melanin in their skin that protects against aging and UV rays. Genetics though is the main factor.
I once worked with a lady who had a massive salt and pepper shaker collection. They were displayed in cabinets all over her house and were from all over the world and from every period of history, I think, since the salt and pepper shaker were invented. I think some of them were probably valuable antiques. People who knew her would give her these sets from their travels; however, she collected most of them herself. Oh, that reminds me, my boss asked for a fridge magnet from where I'm spending my vacation!Need to get that.
I once worked with a lady who had a massive salt and pepper shaker collection. They were displayed in cabinets all over her house and were from all over the world and from every period of history, I think, since the salt and pepper shaker were invented. I think some of them were probably valuable antiques. People who knew her would give her these sets from their travels; however, she collected most of them herself. Oh, that reminds me, my boss asked for a fridge magnet from where I'm spending my vacation!
I had a guest from Holland (The Netherlands) visit me at the end of May.....she brought me a cute little pair of wooden shoes packaged in a plastic bag. I just set the package on my baker's rack and almost forgot about them. I noticed them just the other day and decided to put them into one of my Etageres to keep them from getting dusty. As I was looking at the package I noticed the package said "made in China". I was so disappointed...I thought I had something from Holland.....C'est la vie.....
I once worked with a lady who had a massive salt and pepper shaker collection. They were displayed in cabinets all over her house and were from all over the world and from every period of history, I think, since the salt and pepper shaker were invented. I think some of them were probably valuable antiques. People who knew her would give her these sets from their travels; however, she collected most of them herself. Oh, that reminds me, my boss asked for a fridge magnet from where I'm spending my vacation!
I had a guest from Holland (The Netherlands) visit me at the end of May.....she brought me a cute little pair of wooden shoes packaged in a plastic bag. I just set the package on my baker's rack and almost forgot about them. I noticed them just the other day and decided to put them into one of my Etageres to keep them from getting dusty. As I was looking at the package I noticed the package said "made in China". I was so disappointed...I thought I had something from Holland.....C'est la vie.....
I have real wood shoes from Japan, made by hand in Japan, given to me by an acquaintance when I was in Japan in 2001, shortly after 911.
Those shoes are very small; I have given them to my daughter. She loves them!
Boxes. They're cheap and stack nicely in garage attics.
You underestimate the amount of stuff they have.
I think I've mentioned my enormous owl collection accumulated over the decades. But since almost every single one was a gift or one acquired to commemorate a memorable occasion (trips, milestones, etc.) I don't have the heart to dispose of them. So I'll leave them to the kids but many many are packed in boxes in the garage.
I had a guest from Holland (The Netherlands) visit me at the end of May.....she brought me a cute little pair of wooden shoes packaged in a plastic bag. I just set the package on my baker's rack and almost forgot about them. I noticed them just the other day and decided to put them into one of my Etageres to keep them from getting dusty. As I was looking at the package I noticed the package said "made in China". I was so disappointed...I thought I had something from Holland.....C'est la vie.....
I have real wood shoes from Japan, made by hand in Japan, given to me by an acquaintance when I was in Japan in 2001, shortly after 911.
Those shoes are very small; I have given them to my daughter. She loves them!
I thought surely they still made them in Holland....after all, that is one of the things they are known for.....
I thought surely they still made them in Holland....after all, that is one of the things they are known for.....
They still do. I could go over the border to Enschede (where there are great, uh, er, uhm, coffee-houses) and buy some authentic shoes, made right there (in Enschede), but they are, as the Germans say, "schweineteuer" (piggily expensive!).
I thought surely they still made them in Holland....after all, that is one of the things they are known for.....
They still do. I could go over the border to Enschede (where there are great, uh, er, uhm, coffee-houses) and buy some authentic shoes, made right there (in Enschede), but they are, as the Germans say, "schweineteuer" (piggily expensive!).
I thought surely they still made them in Holland....after all, that is one of the things they are known for.....
They still do. I could go over the border to Enschede (where there are great, uh, er, uhm, coffee-houses) and buy some authentic shoes, made right there (in Enschede), but they are, as the Germans say, "schweineteuer" (piggily expensive!).
How far is Holland from where you are?
I mean .... Gouda is within range...
Don't fall for it, Bloodrock. Get a scanner and see if you really have a faulty sensor. Mrs. Jughead used to have similar issues when taking my truck, or hers to the service station. I finally decided to invest in a scanner, so when I have issues like check engine light, rough idle, lack of power ... I just connect the scanner and diagnose the problem myself before even taking the vehicle to my mechanic. One time after I did a tune up on my vehicle, I noticed that the truck would stall intermittently as I was slowing down. I hooked up the scanner and got a code that one of the spark plugs was not connected. I checked, and sure enough I had forgotten to tighten one of the spark plugs ...
. I still routinely hookup my scanner to make sure I have no codes on either vehicle.
I thought surely they still made them in Holland....after all, that is one of the things they are known for.....
They still do. I could go over the border to Enschede (where there are great, uh, er, uhm, coffee-houses) and buy some authentic shoes, made right there (in Enschede), but they are, as the Germans say, "schweineteuer" (piggily expensive!).
How far is Holland from where you are?
I mean .... Gouda is within range...
They still do. I could go over the border to Enschede (where there are great, uh, er, uhm, coffee-houses) and buy some authentic shoes, made right there (in Enschede), but they are, as the Germans say, "schweineteuer" (piggily expensive!).
How far is Holland from where you are?
I mean .... Gouda is within range...
