
I probably shouldn't post this for the preverts of the world to read, but the f recently departed for Europe for an unspecified amount of time. So far since he's been gone, I'ts been a pretty action-packed couple of days. I've been hit on by a stranger, cowered in fear at a potential home invasion, gone on an unintentional shopping spree, and gotten almost no writing done. Sorry, feminism, sometimes I can be such an unproductive girly girl.
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Not to get a big debate going, but it's strange to now live somewhere that puts up a display like this protesting this week's 35th anniversary of Roe v Wade. Not pictured: matching the sentiment, faux-blood-drenched billboards on the highway referring to the slaughter of innocents.
Of course, this kind of display is not limited to the Bible Belt (or near-Bible Belt, as some readers would put Baton Rouge), fiance and I were the only ones not applauding after a 20-minute pro-life speech at a Christening in Jersey last year and felt the subsequent staredown from the pulpit. (In addition to my ongoing internal staredown from the pulpit on high--thanks, Catholic school!) Yet another reason to not go to church. But obviously we didnt' see a whole lot of this back in liberal-land NYC...
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Imagine my amusement on finding this book that my bf apparantly read as a wee lad.
Yes, it's Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm and the Witch Who Ran Out of Jizzle. You can see it was purchased for 20 cents at Bradlees, which in the pre-Wal-Mart/Target era, was every mom's favorite discount emporium, along with Caldor, with its brown rainbow logo. (And before them, I think, it was Two Guys? At least where I'm from.)
No matter! Clearly, there's something much more important to discuss.
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I'm always going on about some antiquing find or thrift score, but I kept forgetting to share this particular disturbing find ever since returning from my homeland in October. Tucked in a basket in one dark corner of a Jersey shore thrift shop were some old packages of pantyhose.
This one was on the hot end of the normal packaging you would see back in the day (like, even in the early 80s they might have still been using this lady). What a leggy beauty, right?
But the models weren't all so lucky in the old lottery of life.
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