When we came upon one stylish portrait from the 1930s, I looked and did a double-take before saying anything. Not so San Geraldo.
"Wow! Look at her hair!" he exclaimed.
"I thought the same thing at first," I agreed. "It's a fan of feathers, Jerry."
"Oh, I thought she had an afro."
MIENTRAS LA VISITA al Museo de Vidrio y Cristal de Málaga, vimos docenas de retratos al óleo de antepasados de los propietarios, algunos de los cuales datan del siglo XVII.
Cuando nos encontramos con un retrato elegante de la década de 1930, miré y he tenido de verlo dos veces antes de decir nada. Pero San Geraldo, no.
"¡Guau! ¡Mira su cabello!" exclamó.
"Pensé lo mismo al principio", acepté. "Es un abanico de plumas, Jerry".
"Oh, pensé que tenía un afro".
Great minds think alike! At immediate first glance I thought it was Diana Ross!
ReplyDeleteLOVE that hair!
It's giving me Diana Ross, too!
ReplyDeleteyeah, an afro!
ReplyDeleteShe had style ahead of her time!
ReplyDeletevery glamorous.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was hair at first, too.
ReplyDeleteNice dress.
I thought it was an afro too at first, not enough difference in colour. Odd place to put the feathers, can you imagine posing for that?
ReplyDeleteI didn't see afro. I saw a "thank you for the country music award", teased up to Jesus, sixties' bouffant thingy. Then I thought, hat.
ReplyDeleteIt does look like hair
ReplyDeleteYou could try one of those, in white feathers.
ReplyDeleteYou both act shocked? But I'll have you know that's my weekend look.
ReplyDeleteStrange I immediately though fan - ZiZi Jeanmarie doing her "truc en plumes".
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