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ballet flats
bar bet
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belt
belt detail
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bird pattern
black
black gloves
black heels
black jacket
blue
bold
bow
bow detail
brooch
brown
brown watch
bubble necklace
button back
button up
cable knit
capri pants
cardigan
coat
corduroy
cuff
daisy
dress
eyelet
fisheye lens
flashback
flats
floral
floral top
flowers
fringe
fruit
full skirt
geometric
gingham
gold bracelet
gold necklace
gold watch
gray
green
hair clip
hair ribbon
hairstyle
handbag
hat
headband
heels
high collar
history
house
housecoat
jeans
keds
khaki
kitchen
knit
loafers
lobster bibs
long curls
long sleeves
mailbag
makeup
maternity
Mission
mock turtleneck
mother of pearl
multi
night gown
Objectives
ochre
opening credits sequence
orange
oven mitt
paisley
pajamas
pants
party hat
pastels
pearl earrings
pearls
pillbox hat
pink
pink lipstick
pink nails
placket
plaid
pocket
police costume
polka dots
print
psychedelic
purple
red
robe
round neck
ruffle
sandals
scarf
shift dress
short sleeve
short sleeves
shorts
side zip
silver watch
skirt
sleeveless
solid
stripes
suit
Summer
sunglasses
sweater
tan
tank
tassel
The Big Lebowski
The Wonder Years
tie detail
TMZ
tunic
two piece
updo
wedding dress
wedding ring
white
white gloves
woven
yellow
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05 April 2012
04 April 2012
Reading up on Alley.
"Norma Arnold, The Wonder Years (played by Alley Mills).
Another show that I grew up with, The Wonder Years is an all-time classic. Norma was a great, compassionate mom. Most of the time, we saw her making dinner for the family, trying to keep the peace between Kevin & Wayne (her two sons), or between Karen & Jack (her somewhat rebellious daughter and her hardworking husband). Every now and then, an episode would focus on her, which gave us a new perspective of who she was. I distantly recall that she enjoyed sneaking away every now and then just to do something for herself, like take a pottery class. We often saw the family overlook her or take her for granted. I like Norma because she is the classic American housewife who only occasionally reveals subtle layers of wistfulness and frustration..."
Pretty good assessment.
Of all photos, this ones attends the The Mom Crowd article (quoted above) chose this photo to represent Alley -
Another show that I grew up with, The Wonder Years is an all-time classic. Norma was a great, compassionate mom. Most of the time, we saw her making dinner for the family, trying to keep the peace between Kevin & Wayne (her two sons), or between Karen & Jack (her somewhat rebellious daughter and her hardworking husband). Every now and then, an episode would focus on her, which gave us a new perspective of who she was. I distantly recall that she enjoyed sneaking away every now and then just to do something for herself, like take a pottery class. We often saw the family overlook her or take her for granted. I like Norma because she is the classic American housewife who only occasionally reveals subtle layers of wistfulness and frustration..."
Pretty good assessment.
Of all photos, this ones attends the The Mom Crowd article (quoted above) chose this photo to represent Alley -
"How could they? Any other photo would be more flattering."
"How about this one? I'm Wonder Years Mom! Yeah!"
03 April 2012
02 April 2012
01 April 2012
31 March 2012
Goin' to the chapel.
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