I am going out en femme Wednesday evening for a holiday dinner at a nice restaurant with some friends from the transworld.After dinner, I am not sure what I am going to do.
Maybe I will go to Mohegan Sun casino. Do a little gambling, do a little drinking, do a little dancing, and have a lot of fun.
I plan to wear the retro Mad Men-inspired apple green dress that I bought at Dress Barn back in September. (I tried it on this morning and it looks spectacular!)
Needless to say, a full report will follow on Christmas Eve or thereabouts.
Why not Foxwoods?
ReplyDeleteos3 --- Mohegan Sun is closer to home than Fowoods, it's easier to get to than Foxwoods and I just like Mohegan Sun more than I do Foxwoods.
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ReplyDeleteThat National Lampoon cover is amazing. If that's a guy, gulp, she's beautiful! I am simply floored. I can tell you what I'd done with that magazine if I'd had a copy back in '74. I wonder how many boys did, and had no idea just who their fantasy partner was. The Lampoon had to have known.
I've flirted around your Q&A and Essentials pages, but didn't spot the answer I was looking for. No luck so far on Google either. There's advice for big butts, big thighs, bellies, . . . . but nothing for minimizing the appearance of broad shoulders. Any ideas?
Thanks, JamieLin
JamieLin --- I did have that magazine back in '74 (I'm an old lady) and when I found out the gender of the cover girl, it inspired me to try harder.
ReplyDeleteTry this link for some advice on hiding broad shoulders.
Thanks for the tip!
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Really interesting, particularly that far back. On these photos, maybe you could give more details such as the write up. Did the Lampoon, for example, say this was a male model in that issue?
ReplyDeleteAmy --- I do not recall exactly how I learned the model's true gender.
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