Now you are in my field of expertise with Elizabeth.
Remind me to tell you the story of the night I shared a single bed with Elizabeth and Richard in a tiny compartment on a train from Mexicali to Guadalajara…or have I told you that one already?
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Vickie Lester
October 14, 2012
What??? No you haven’t! Hey, I have officially started to prod you about your memoirs 😉 Starting… now.
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Vickie Lester
October 15, 2012
Thank you, John. I have. Coffee beckons and then I really have to write some more posts. Be good, sir. V
Hey, delightful double-lashed one! I’m sorry I missed this comment, been a little scattered lately but I will get it together and write you an email soon. xox, V
Now you are in my field of expertise with Elizabeth.
Remind me to tell you the story of the night I shared a single bed with Elizabeth and Richard in a tiny compartment on a train from Mexicali to Guadalajara…or have I told you that one already?
What??? No you haven’t! Hey, I have officially started to prod you about your memoirs 😉 Starting… now.
Thank you, John. I have. Coffee beckons and then I really have to write some more posts. Be good, sir. V
Well, she and I share(d) the same disease, distichiasis 😛
Hey, delightful double-lashed one! I’m sorry I missed this comment, been a little scattered lately but I will get it together and write you an email soon. xox, V
I miss Liz!
What a woman, and what a life!
You, of the magic camera, would know the answer to this… What kind of film stock was that???
Vickie, is this a trick question? Let me go and rub my magic camera (!) and see if I can come up with the answer! 🙂
Real question, I wondered if film stock of the fifties had different color saturation?
It could have, V. But also in the developping techniques too. So that explains why her eyes are blue here!