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Today we’re focusing on… Women.
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I love paintings and photographs of women who are dancing. Such grace and beauty.
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This is one of my favorite Poirot novels because it is when Captain Hastings (whom I named my dog after) meets the love of his life, “Cinderella”. And lets admit, who among us wasn’t a bit sad he was taken off the market? Gotta love ourselves some Poirot with his eccentricities and Captain Hastings with his gentlemanly goodness.
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The Women (1939) has to be one of my favorite ensemble pieces with such wittiness and an incredible ensemble of Hollywood’s best.
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I'm not sure, but I think I might have seen 'The women' a loooong time a go, when black and white films still aired on tv (in the oddest times of the day in the deep of summer, usually).
Great post 🙂
@JazzFeathers
The Old Shelter – 1940s Film Noir
one of my fave quotes "go ahead dear, no starch it's gluten." 😛
It's a pretty painting of the woman dancing. https:// Maui Jungalow
Beautiful painting! and I loved Christie in my teen years and still reread them from time to time for a nostalgia fix. You never outgrow Christie 🙂
Nilanjana
Madly-in-Verse
never! 😀
Wow, this is such a neat theme for the A to Z Challenge! Good job with it. 🙂
And that painting is really beautiful and graceful. It's kinda peaceful to just sit and look at it.
Visiting from the A to Z Challenge. See my “W” post here: https://lydiahowe.com/2017/04/27/w-is-for-water-and-no-tea-atozchallenge/
I love Degas' paintings of the ballerinas…those are some of my favorites.
~Katie
TheCyborgMom
As a rule, women with less feeling of design and clothing won't not consider wearing upper garments that suits their chest region http://www.instylewoman.com