Oct 6
HATS!!
Posted by Maggie at October 6, 2008 at 11:03 AM
Miscellaneous
Shopping for Hats
By Bria T., South Loop School
This picture reminds me of my granny going shopping for hats Trying on all kinds of hat and talking all day will she ever go clothes shopping she was waste all her time and do not get a hat or her best friend. Why dose she like the hat. I think they all are crazy. She will learn to stop getting hat. This is an old people thing you do not know what I have to do.
This is one of my all time favorites! This story was in my first year of TWG and I will never forget Ryan and Tai piling hat after hat after hat on top of their heads. Yelling “Hats!” with tremendous glee.
But where did all these hats come from, you may ask…
Well the Annual Fancy Schmancy Hat Trimming Party. The most refined BOM event of the season.
Yesterday afternoon Dixie, Elizabeth and I gathered at Heidi’s home (the only house in Chicago with shutters, a very refined place for ladies making hats) with totes in hand full of extraordinary crafting materials including fake fruit, birds and a miniature tea set.
Armed with hot glue guns and thread we began…
They started off quite tasteful
So many flowers…. So we started nesting
Isn’t she just lovely? Wouldn’t you like to come to fancy and fashion one of these lovely hats?
Remember to buy your tickets soon!
FANCY SCHMANCY 2008
so you can wear one of these….
See you at Fancy!
maggie
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Nice blogging Maggie. You didn’t mention, however, that we named all the hats. I believe Dixie is modeling the “Mayim Bialik”. Hats not pictured include “A Chorus Vine”, the “Mad Hatter”, “Corn U. Copia” and several others I’ll probably remember as soon as this posts!
Patrons who purchase “let the monkeys make me schmancy” tickets (the special $100 level) have the option of wearing one of these hats. Aren’t you jealous?
Heidi
October 6, 2008 at 02:14 PM