(The over-fifty Red Hat look)
(The just one of the kids look)
(The floppy black Arizona hat)

(The worker's hat, worn when I resigned my job in Florida)
Now, THAT is Woman in Hats.
Books and Authors, with an emphasis on Mysteries.
(The over-fifty Red Hat look)

6 comments:
What fun! It's amazing how just a hat can change one's appearance.
Thanks, Joy! I had a great time with it, and didn't even get all my hats and caps out of the closet.
You look so good in hats! I've been telling my kids forever, that there are hat people and no hat people. I fall into the latter, because I look terrible in any hat I wear. My oldest daughter said she didn't agree, and one day she dragged me into a store that had lots of hats. After putting on dozens of them, she agreed, I just look stupid in hats. I'm envious of people like her and you who look good in them!
Oh well...they make my head itch anyway!! (or so I keep telling myself!!)
Oh, you're definitely right. My children's librarian also looks in hats, but her face is round like mine. I think the face shape makes a big difference in hat wearing. Some people can wear them, and others can't.
Thank you!
Oooh, I love hats. I love the workers had and just one of the kids!!!!!
Excellent!
Thanks, Maria! I love hats, too. I have lots more, but I didn't want to get carried away.
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