Recent content by Tin Pan Sally

Nope that's not it.

Close, but no cigar-shaped car. No, that's not the one. That QuickTime clip of all the knicker-clad kids piling out of it like a clown car is great though! The one I have in mind looked less like a teardrop trailer, more compact. One of my gal pals thinks it might have been a 1940-41, rather...

No, it was longer and more narrow than most autos of that decade, with a hard top, not all windows like those. I've seen film footage of it driving around a traffic cop, parallel parking on a city street, etc. I have never seen the actual car at a show. Can't for the life of me recall what it...

dorky car indentification question We do need a Classic Vehicles section, I agree. OK, I would love it if one of you could point me in the right direction to identifying a type of car I've had my eye on. I would need to know more about them, but I've always wanted to try out one of those...

It really is rare to see an untouched vehicle of that era. It just makes me so happy to know it is in your hands, Mr & Mrs H.

That interior is just gorgeous. I'm in love with the dash.

If you know of anyone with a firsthand story they would like to share: http://www.normandy1944.info/

A girl can dream (thanks T-Paul)

That's good Lindy posture. I need to sit into it more and work on my frame/six degrees of connection.

Oh how cute! Especially 4,5,6

I made Scotch Eggs: hard boiled eggs, wrapped in low-fat sage sausage, rolled in bread crumbs, then baked (most people deep-fry them). I brought a few in to work to share.

My Mother, maternal Grandfather, and paternal Grandmother taught me how to cook and bake all kinds of traditional arcane things from scratch. I love to whip up goodies in the kitchen; it relaxes me, makes the house smell good, makes people happy, is cheaper &healthier than frozen/canned food...

Bachelor #2 is not only a one-eyed stick figure man, but also has a cane for his lame leg and is holding his chest due his heart condition. Clearly this little black book belongs to a gold digger.

There are a couple Pop Shops around Phoenix Metro that sell the old time drinks in original look bottles. This site has some fun items too: http://www.hometownfavorites.com/moxie-soda.htm I used to drink Diet Mountain Dew because it curbed my appetite. I really should start drinking that again...

I take my coffee free at work. Not a big fan of Fourbucks, I mean, Starbucks fruffy nonsense.