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Or you could always attach a clamp to a baby's head. Might keep the skull from growing.
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How young is too young to wear a Fedora?
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Marc Chevalier said:
Heads are not like feet in old China. Then again there was forehead binding in certain South American cultures.
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Marc Chevalier
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And in Peru and Bolivia, indigenous women wear a type of bowler hat!
RedPop4
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Just so you all know, the cigars are real. They boys are NOT interested in the cigars, they get on my case about smoking every now and again. The little one thinks I'm going to die, and tells me so, everytime I smoke. He expects me to keel over before I finish that very cigar. They're getting the "full court press" in school. We used the cigars only for photographic props.
I figured we're adults here and people would understand that.
The older one, he's going on ten, and he can fit in a size 7. His new Indy, purchased at Disney MGM Studios is a medium and it fits him rather well. The younger one likes hats in principle, but will not keep one on. The older one loves his hat, and eagerly wears his when I suggest it. I don't say it much, but they're good kids.
I figured we're adults here and people would understand that.
The older one, he's going on ten, and he can fit in a size 7. His new Indy, purchased at Disney MGM Studios is a medium and it fits him rather well. The younger one likes hats in principle, but will not keep one on. The older one loves his hat, and eagerly wears his when I suggest it. I don't say it much, but they're good kids.
Mike in Seattle
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Havana said:
Inquiring minds want to know - do you still have that first hat? Just curious...
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Youngsters in Fedoras
Today I visited a bluegrass band I sponsor with hats, and one of their members (violin player) appears to be a teenager, although I know he is in his 20's. He looked terrific in his Fedora! The whole band wears them when they perform, and they all looked great on stage. It was a pleasure to meet Pine Mountain Railroad. If you like bluegrass music, here's a link to today's experience:
http://www.thefedorastore.com/category-s/115.htm
Today I visited a bluegrass band I sponsor with hats, and one of their members (violin player) appears to be a teenager, although I know he is in his 20's. He looked terrific in his Fedora! The whole band wears them when they perform, and they all looked great on stage. It was a pleasure to meet Pine Mountain Railroad. If you like bluegrass music, here's a link to today's experience:
http://www.thefedorastore.com/category-s/115.htm
