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Show Us Your Compacts . . .
I actually did some more searching and found this site: http://www.honeypotgifts.co.uk/index.htm It has some really nice looking compacts at reasonable prices and they ship to Canada which is even better! -
Show Us Your Compacts . . .
Reproductions? I was wondering if anyone knows of a company that makes vintage-y styled compact reproductions? I've been checking ebay regularly and can't seem to find anything I like. -
Extremely Oily Skin
I feel your pain. I have sensitive, very oily, acne-prone skin and console myself with the fact that I won't wrinkle as easy as time goes by. I found that using the Mary Kay Timewise system has really helped cut down on the oil and breakouts I experience. I also like their medium coverage... -
The Pinup Thread
I absolutely love this Pic!!! You're so beautiful!!- Coralee
- Post #660
- Forum: The Front Parlor
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Show us what you've made!
Overalls Pattern? For everyone making overalls, what pattern are you using? They look so great on everyone I'd like to try to make a pair for myself.- Coralee
- Post #3,758
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Baby Names? Vintage?
Well I guess I'll add my bit to this bunch. My parents named me Coralee Marie because my Mom used to listen to a song called Coralee and always loved it. My brother was Leon Joseph because it was the only name our parents could agree on. Parents: Albert Joseph (after one of his uncles)...- Coralee
- Post #145
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Comfortable Mary Janes or low heels
Sears... I got a pair of Mary Janes with low heels from Sears. They're a bit pricey but super comfy. http://www.womensshoes.com/shoeshop/product.php?productid=17756&cat=0&page=1- Coralee
- Post #2
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Gardens vegetable, flower or other?
Up-to Date? On Amazon.com the third edition has a copyright of 1986. Would you really considered the most up-to-date/best book to follow for preserving food? I'm getting ready to plant my first veggie garden and would like some other opinions.- Coralee
- Post #289
- Forum: The Great Outdoors
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Diner Menus
I've recently been reading about diners and how they came to be and I was just curious if anyone had pics or scans of a 40s or early 50s diner menu? I'm intersted in see what sort of food these places served.- Coralee
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Modern Products with Vintage Style Packaging
Bought this for cleaning my book cases. It really does freshen wonderfully.- Coralee
- Post #19
- Forum: The Golden Era
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show us your lippy
Anyone know of a cheap alternative to Besame's Noir Red? Since I saw the pic of Medvssa above I've been absolutely dying to try it. -
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Besame cosmetics
Noir Red Alternatives Hey Ladies, I don't have easy access to Besame and I'm dying to try the Noir Red lipstick. Any one know of a close substitute? -
Biggest Loser Club:Vintage
Measurements still the same as last time. Fitness minutes : 200 -
Biggest Loser Club:Vintage
Starting Weight: 253 Current Weight: 253 This weeks loss (+/-): 0 Total loss(+/-): 0 Starting waist/hip/upperarm: 46.5 / 48 / 14.5 Current waist/hip/upperarm: 46 / 48 / 14.5 Inches Lost: -0.5 -
Biggest Loser Club:Vintage
WOW !!! I'm amazed by how well everyone is doing and a little embarrased by my own effort. I'm not going to list how much water I've drunk the past week....but let's just say I didn't even hit double digits! At least this challenge has made me more aware of what I am drinking during the... -
Biggest Loser Club:Vintage
Sorry I'm Late...... I was having computer issues. So here's my info: Starting Weight: 253 Current Weight: 253 This weeks loss (+/-): 0 Total loss(+/-): 0 Starting waist/hip/upperarm: 46.5 / 48 / 14.5 Current waist/hip/upperarm: 46.5 / 48 / 14.5 Inches Lost: 0
