Wednesday, July 22, 2009








Yes, It's Thursday again, and time for
showing my vintage finds.

Take a look around then go over


to Suzanne's at Colorado Lady.

Thanks for hosting Suzanne!!!



These lamps are part of a car full of great finds from last weekend.
(did not get pics taken of others so you'll
have something to look forward to next week!) =0)
These vintage lamps were only $1.00 each!!!


This my "can you believe it?" vintage post for today.


This is a Nehru style from the 60's.
Remember the long wide sleeves,
the stand up collar,
and all the buttons down the front?



I wear it as a top now....




but then....

I wore it as a dress!!
It was what i had on the first time my fella saw me.
(come on now. I was 20, what did
you expect me to be wearing?)

Two weeks after the party where we met,
we were married.
That was 40 years ago!!

Not all a piece of cake.
but we muddled through the rough spots,
and learning more and loving deeper as we grow.


Blessings and have a great Thursday
Barbara Jean

14 comments:

  1. You look so cute...I remember this fashion. All you need is a good pair of black tights and you are in. I couldn't get into my close from this time...too fat!
    So fun! Mary

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  2. WOW!!! Only two weeks,I thought John and I were crazy,we were engaged after 6 weeks!!!! Great post,have a good day,Chrissy

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  3. Oh Barbara Jean, you sweet thing you. Love your Top/Dress. You can still wear it after all these years, and you still have the legs for it. You dated a short amount of time also. My DH and I met, dated 2 months, and got married, we have been married for 34 years. He's a keeper. He told me he liked my back pockets. Men!! Such a lovely post. Thanks for sharing. Country Hugs, Sherry

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  4. Wow, Barb! Sounds like your hubby didn't stand a chance when you walked in to that party wearing that dress! You got your guy and still have the legs and great figure to prove it! :)

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  5. Totally adorable...YOU ..the story....the shirt! Happy VTT!

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  6. I loved your story..and your jacket/dress is wonderful, and you still look gorgeous in it. Happy VYY
    hope your weekend is a most wonderful one..

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  7. Your lucky it still fits you! I would never fit in anything from way back then anymore. :)

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  8. Shopgirl is right ... black tights & you are right back in designer fashion once again. We were only engaged 2 weeks, went together for a total of 4 weeks & were married. Keeps things interesting. TTFN ~Marydon

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  9. Two weeks....WOW!!! I really love your lamps. the one on the right is just wonderful.

    How wonderful you can still wear you clothes from that time...I could most definitely not get in to mine.

    Have a great VTT and a wonderful weekend.

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  10. readers
    re: wearing black tights:
    I did have it on with black tights, but the short length did not show up, so changed.
    That look may be fine for 20 year olds, but at 60, I'll stick with a skirt or pants to wear it with.
    thanks for all your kind comments.

    Next week, more vintage clothes, but not so risque. =0)

    hugs and blessings,
    Barbara Jean

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  11. super cute dress.. and still fit.. amazing!.. Have a great weekend!

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  12. Look at you HOT LEGGS !!!! I hope mine look that good at 60!!!Blessings, Deborah~~~~I had a dress like that only mine was blue.Do you remember the Sizzler Sets?

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  13. Congratulations!!!
    I'm SO smiling at your dress!
    You still GOT IT girly! heehee
    Wish I could fit into my clothes from 1983! Havin babies made my hip bones stick out so bad, I should wear a sign that says WIDE LOAD. lol
    Anyways, I say goooo girl for the dress! Bet yerguy said WREETWREEEW!

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  14. I remember nehru shirts! Thanks for the memory. My husband and I went out for 7 years before we were married. That's taking it way too far the other way!

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Barbara Jean