Style Tip #5

Goggles, so-called "safety glasses," and other kinds of protective eyewear are only to shield your vision from a harmful work environment. They are NOT for casual, semi-formal, or formal wear.

Do NOT Wear goggles:
1.) on a first date.
2.) to a spouse's funeral.
3.) to the Academy Awards ceremony.
4.) in church.
5.) to court.
6.) when you're not working on something hazardous.
7.) in bed.
8.) when you're sitting for a portrait painting.
9.) unless you still live in the 1970s.

If you Google "goggles," they might ask you if you really mean "Google."

See how much better you can look without goggles?

Quadrophenia

It's the 24th today, so we're doing foursomes.
(Like that even makes sense. . .)




Any excuse will do, right?

Starlets on Posters #2

Cat Girl #4

And, finally, a really, really cool kitty. . .

A Girl Named France Nuyen

France Nuyen's mother was French, and her father was Vietnamese. She speaks French and English, but no Asian languages. She was discovered by a Life magazine photographer in 1955. She appeared in the stage production of The World of Suzie Wong in 1958. She went on to develop a second career as a clinical psychologist. Her film work includes South Pacific (1958), In Love and War (1958), A Girl Named Tamiko (1962), and the really awful The Last Time I Saw Archie (1961). She appeared on four episodes of the 1966 television series I Spy and was married to I Spy star Robert Culp for a few years. She has worked on numerous TV shows, including Knot's Landing, Fantasy Island, and St. Elsewhere. Recently she appeared in The Joy Luck Club (1993), The Battle of Shaker Heights (2003), and The American Standards (2007).

Girl-Girl #4

After yet another lousy, cold, and annoying night at work,
I'm gonna post a boatload of pictures just for fun.

Kind of a Drag

(Celebrating 10,000 page visits today.)

Triple Play

Girl-Girl AND Telephone AND Smoker, all in one.

Hollywood Harem #5

WTF #3

Reading Room #4