When Dorothy clicked her ruby red slippers together, she didn’t say, “Relocation rules!’ or “Wow, this new city is the business!” Clad in her blue gingham print apron dress, she pictured her native Kansas and repeated the phrase, “There’s no place like home” until Oz seemed like a foggy, somewhat nightmarish dream.
Jeff Spicoli would be so proud!
You may associate kimonos with traditional Japanese weddings and tea ceremonies, or with porcelain-complexioned geishas and kabuki performers.
Hope you all had a wonderful Memorial Day weekend!
I’ve always been a sucker for Mad Libs — mainly because it’s designed to promote tomfoolery and get people laughing.
I’ve been basically bedridden with the flu for most of the week but, yesterday, I finally felt like venturing outside and putting on something other than my coziest tank top and silky boxer shorts.
Summer is no time for somber navy blues, charcoal grays, and hunter greens!
French artist Fafi amassed an enviable fan base by creating provocative illustrations that explored the ludicrous nature of female stereotypes; in order to do so, Fafi often appropriated clichéd and potentially offensive images and themes, then re-contextualized them, giving them new meaning and underlining their inherent absurdity.
After several dreary and rainy days, the sun finally emerged from its hiding place last Saturday in New York City and, even more remarkable, the temperatures rose to the mid-’70s, causing tropical types like myself to rummage through their closets for coquettish dresses and shorts.
Already dreaming of your Memorial Day getaway and the many beach outings that will follow?
