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This is such a fun picture. I can’t see me, or my mother, in the kitchen with a nice dress on and high heels, though.
My grandma didn’t look like that, but I think she had that saying on her kitchen wall.
I love that the dress and heels are a perfect match. Was grandma recently a bridesmaid? (That’s the only time I have had matching heels and a dress.)
😉
let’s be honest. The Grandchildren do not stand idly by!!!
My grandmother had that saying on a napkin holder in her kitchen. When we were asked which of her possessions we all wanted, I asked for, and received, that one.
I like how the ties on her apron are flying as if she’s dancing.