Wednesday, February 16, 2011. Even more prominent than makeup in the 1950s was hair. With blow-dryers and curling irons yet to be the convenient household tools women use today, women had to find creative ways to achieve the gorgeous looks we see in era-movies today. For special occasions, women could go to the beauty parlor and sit underneath loud and uncomfortable, stationary blow-dryers that created looks that can easily be created at home today.

Rotating tap of old standbys mixed with some newer craft beers and. A nice variety of cans and bottles. Plus, a fully stocked bar for good,.

Tuesday, January 29, 2013. Handmade Bookmarks Created by Stephanie. Sunday, March 4, 2012. This was interesting and a bit informative. Although I was hoping to get more out of it. I rated it three stars. Friday, March 2, 2012. I adore this art manual. I love the pictures of the paintings and found the techniques very useful. Color and Composition was my favorite topic.

A celebration of fashion and popular culture of the atomic age. Husband Stealer, 1952, Roy Price by Paul Malon. Marilyn by Ed Clark in 1950. Rose Marie Reid Impromptu swimwear advertisement, 1957.

One of the things on my bucket list is to get to all 50 states.