Camp Draft.
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Thanx for asking. Of course I don't mind.Okay. So. Hope you don't mind my producing a similar bash for my CDBGG! I was thinking of something unique for my piece and wah lah!! I'm really likin' this!!
Thanx D. No rake. Simple telescope.
Thx. Yes, indeed.
John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather. 
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks. 
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style. 
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Ha! There's me thinking that was your intelligent look. I've got something to show you.I'm dragging my tired behind to the postoffice and grocery store.
Jawn.
Ha! There's me thinking that was your intelligent look. I've got something to show you.
Last year, or maybe it was the year before, we went to a fabulous 1940's inspired burlesque show. Tina was asked to style the performer's hair, in classic victory rolls and such like, which she did and the girls were so grateful that they invited her on stage at the end of the night to take a bow, along with all the other back stage participants, who had put so much effort into making it a show to remember. I did say it was 40's inspired and a lot of the performers took their inspiration from the WW2 aircraft nose art. Before stepping on stage, Tina had gotten changed. Not the performers, not our friends, nobody in fact, except me, knew what was coming. Tina had made her own Candyman outfit.
She stepped out for her salute,
And then to a thunderous roar of approval, she took her tunic off.
Absolutely nobody saw it coming, but when there was calls for: "Off, off, off." She smiled, wagged her finger at the audience and walked off.
Work of Art while out bowling with my son.
Johnny
Late post Monday!
Ha! There's me thinking that was your intelligent look. I've got something to show you.
Last year, or maybe it was the year before, we went to a fabulous 1940's inspired burlesque show. Tina was asked to style the performer's hair, in classic victory rolls and such like, which she did and the girls were so grateful that they invited her on stage at the end of the night to take a bow, along with all the other back stage participants, who had put so much effort into making it a show to remember. I did say it was 40's inspired and a lot of the performers took their inspiration from the WW2 aircraft nose art. Before stepping on stage, Tina had gotten changed. Not the performers, not our friends, nobody in fact, except me, knew what was coming. Tina had made her own Candyman outfit.
She stepped out for her salute,
And then to a thunderous roar of approval, she took her tunic off.
Absolutely nobody saw it coming, but when there was calls for: "Off, off, off." She smiled, wagged her finger at the audience and walked off.
