They look like sunflowers.About 1930, a Lalique Vase. Not sure what the Flower is but that typically was the Vase name.View attachment 490466
Damn! That's just the sort of mechanic I need... my big end needs adjusting...
Wonder if that test pilot was real??
Excellent wordplay - you should be a writer...Looks like, to her chagrin, but our viewing pleasure, The End Below forgot her Breeches and the boots don't quite reach the breach.....View attachment 490501
Gosh, you tried this? You say better than most, was it at all palatable? I always thought dried milk was for cooking, not actually drinking..As Dry Milk went, this stuff was better than most
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It's not an End... it's not even a beginning of an End.. but it is, perhaps, the End of a beginning...
Oh my gosh - that's a sight that could get me in trouble...Close up of this End...not a blemish in sight....Tasty little thingView attachment 490199
Heaven... I'm in heaven....and my heart beats so that I can hardly speak...And this little End is a happy sort, I thinkView attachment 490198
Very much so. We had no use for fake heroes back thenWonder if that test pilot was real??
I can handle two... I think!The Kessler Twins....More personalities than Talents, They were the Doublemint Twins for awhile in the mid 60s and in the Ice Capades at the time.View attachment 490478
You want a hand with those, Ma'am?
More than a hint - an invitation, surely?I doubt theres a fella living, and not a few women who dont see this as a hint. Yummmmm
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Well, dang me... wonder how much he got paid? Hard to imagine him eating cornflakes for breakfast, though...Very much so. We had no use for fake heroes back then
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I think that would be a great way to shorten one's life...assuming that is anything more than a hintMore than a hint - an invitation, surely?
Why?....Every military Messhall in US service at that time had Cornflakes, Shredded Wheat, Puffed Wheat and Puffed Rice, as well as Oatmeal and Cream of Wheat on the Breakfast menu.Well, dang me... wonder how much he got paid? Hard to imagine him eating cornflakes for breakfast, though...
Several brands. Its useful, but the point of it was storage. As an additive to baked goods, it can make those more nutritionally complete....See " Cornell Bread" for more on that.Gosh, you tried this? You say better than most, was it at all palatable? I always thought dried milk was for cooking, not actually drinking..