Carol,
Williamsburg: Colonial dress (Goof-ball that is where I met you! Remember
my missing night-gown!) I remember seeing you dressed to the T for a dance
with patches on your bosom! And what a handsome dandy your husband was! I
always think of you two in costume as Mr. & Mrs. Williamsburg
I just have to laugh when you place Berkeley in the sixties with historic
dress. I was one of those Berkeley hippies of the '60s and I didn't
realize I was considered historic!
Well, a friend of mine (same age) was speechless when her son was studying
the Hippie period in school in history
I just have to laugh when you place Berkeley in the sixties with
historic dress. I was one of those Berkeley hippies of the '60s and I
didn't realize I was considered historic!
Sylrog
On Sep 2, 2005, at 9:41 PM, Carolyn Kayta Barrows wrote:
Maybe because they were out of style by 190
Maybe because they were out of style by 1906?
Or maybe because there were so few wearers of hoop skirts in California,
compared to in other parts of the country.
:-) It's interesting how an era is frozen into/associated with the
identity of certain places. There's a good question,
I have to laugh. A real Hippie, in person - like wow, man.
Oh, yes! It was around 1967. And, of course, I was warned to
stay away from them. :-)
I saw dozens of Hippies in person before I ever saw one in a hoop skirt.
Maybe because they were out of style by 1906? :-) It's
