The Twist from a Twisted Sister!

In case you're going a little stir crazy.... All of us on Social Media are seeing how people are dealing with the confinement but I have to say this definitely takes the cake. Our Canadian friends in the Yukon Territory are no strangers to Cabin Fever so in 2011 they created.... Wait for it.... Drum Roll.....The Frozen Hairdo Contest!  I know it was just on the tip of your tongue. You can read the whole story Here but check out these pics: And the Winner is: I don't know about you but I think I am going to read a book. What about you? BTW...

I was't going to start out with how these are tough times.... but I guess I just did. Sorry! Instead I wanted to show you this amazing photograph that gives me hope that God is watching over us. (Even though it may not feel like it!) This is Crater Lake in Iceland. Also know as God's Eyeball Lake. It gives me a sense of calm and I hope it does you too.Curiously, I recently took an Iris Folding Workshop from Lynda Abare. Here is an example: It is really much easier than it looks and is very relaxing in these times. I...

My week started out so wonderfully and then SMACK.... Last week when I promised you fun and funny I had no idea it was going to be so difficult. This Coronavirus has us all rattled. Today listening to the Governor of Az. on the radio I missed my turn off for my street just after wrestling a women in the store for two cans of tuna fish. But lo and behold I found something if not to laugh but at least to smile about this Virus.A few days ago in an Italian town near the epicenter of the virus outbreak...

I just had to share these pictures with you.... My Ohio friend sent me these recent Lake Erie Ice Sculpture pics. Aren't they amazing? Who knew Mother Nature was so talented? And no, I am not moving back to Ohio any time soon! Did you know the Pantone Color for 2020 is Chartruese?     Let's chat soon, CarolVisit: BlingBeadedBaubles.com PS If you know of anyone who might enjoy this romp, please sign them up HERE!

I attended a great lecture on Fashion's Influence On Women's Self Image.... Many of the topics I have written about here in the past but here are a few surprises. We all know about the Edwardian and Victorian Corsettes and how painful they were to wear. But I didn't realize the size of the waist was actually dictated by the Queen. She pronounced the waist must be 17 inches.  The lecturer passed around a circle that was 17 inches in circumference. This really had a visual impact on all of us. So since I can't pass you a picture here...