This Blue Zara top i hv been waiting over a week is a gift from , now my gud friend Parul Parmar..!! who was a not a gud friend initially *_^.. but how i love her now!! :-* the courier just came this afternoon.. n made my day.. which was dull due the chill in Delhi as I have been under the weather from last 2 days..!! n below we are posing for our personal cameras..!!
Avoid Parul's eyes( she is high).. this post is to say.."Thank you Parul.. you turned out to be sucha an amazing friend..*_^ .. U r my Gemini sister..!! Love you!! MWUAHH!! HUGSS!!"
p.s.- I am not gud at expressing my emotions.. m not a girl of much words.. u knw i love u..
To Friendship..!!
Thats it my Divas.. another post to follow.. again on color Blue..!! *_^
LOVE :-*
& Like I always say.. "do it as Coco Chanel- I don't do Fashion.. I am Fashion.."
When my children were small, we would travel to Wheeling, WV. to see Oglebay Park's Festival of Lights. It's not far from us, about 40 minutes. They loved seeing all of the beautiful color light displays and especially entering the twinkling snowflake tunnel of lights.
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At that time, now I haven't been there for a few years, you tuned into a certain channel on your radio, and listened to Christmas music as you drove through the park, with just your parking lights on.
About half way through the park, we would always stop at the Christmas shoppe, because mommy loved looking at all of the Christmas decorations, and they could take a bathroom break too! We would get something to drink and then continue on in awe of the colorful displays.
This holiday tradition began in 1985 and went from covering 125 acres with lights and five displays to 300 acres of lights with seventy four displays today.
Every year, several new displays are added. In 2008, the new displays were using LED lights and the existing light displays were gradually going to be converted to LED lights.
There's no admission charge to visit, but donations are appreciated. Since 1985, The Festival of Lights has grown into the nation's largest holiday light show attracting more than a million visitors a year,
including 3,000 tour buses from more than 36 states! This is why I'm glad my children are grown now because I really couldn't sit through the wait to get to the top of the hill to get into the park!! You would need to leave early in the afternoon for the big wait to see the lights!
I found this wonderful video on YouTube which is so much nicer than pictures if you would like to watch. The video quality is amazing! Uploaded by Accord03SixSPD. Enjoy!
Wow, this Barbie sure brings back memories! She was the ponytail barbie that I had as a child. She came out in 1963. I so wish I still had her. I had other barbie dolls and Ken too. Loved them all. Did any of you collect Barbie dolls?
Do any of you collect Barbie ornaments or have a collection of Barbie dolls? I've been looking around on the internet, and you wouldn't believe the prices of some of the vintage ornaments...$150.00 was one eye opener for the 1993 Holiday, the first one....yikes! She's the one in the beautiful red dress above.
