Betty Suzanne (Secundus)(as la Neels would put it)...I think there might be another Betty Suzanne here. Anywho, I may be contributing to your sudden spike in Maryland hits as I just discovered your site and have been feverishly reading the archives. Thank you for your delightful site, as I am enchanted with Betty and have been for years. My current favorite is probably "A Little Dragon" and I can't wait for your review of it. The hero is so smitten for the whole book, and doesn't care who knows it (except maybe the heroine, who takes her sweet time having a Dawning Realization). Thanks for your recipes too...I am hosting my mom and several aunts and probably friends for a The Royal Wedding Watching Party (TRWWP) and we are going to have a big English tea along with it.
Again, thanks for the site...I'm so glad I'm not the only one!
The last guy looks like he's found the Uncrushable Jersey Kilt! I'm surprised Betty Jo Dee isn't asking for Gregory Peck in a kilt! I looked, don't think he ever wore one. 8-( If you haven't gotten your fill, check here Be warned, they aren't all hunks. My apologies for Prince Charles and Dick Clark. I was going to add Scotty, but on second look, he's pretty nice looking for an old guy. And I haven't figured out what Beckham and the Survivor guy are wearing, but it ain't attractive!
Welcome Betty Suzanne II. I'm sure you've already figured out this is a unique place. You are one of the few. We all adore Betty's books and each other. Wishing many happy hours of Betty browsing.
Welcome from just down the way in Stafford VA, Betty Suzanne II. I just found these ladies a couple weeks ago. I just finished reading all the reviews. Sigh... it's so sad to be all caught up. Now I can't go have a laugh six times a day. Only twice a week like everybody else.
Okay, the thing that Richard Hatch has on reminds me of our hmmm eccentric neighbor who once wore what he called "an American kilt" made of denim to his son's birthday party in their backyard. The mother was wearing a clingy knit spaghetti strap top with salt cellars but no bra. The dad kept sitting cross-legged in front of us. We kept looking at the clouds or the grass or just anywhere.
Professor van der Hertenzoon wanted me to mention to the Bettys that, whereas a kilt might be sexy for the female observers of handsome men, they are darn uncomfortable for the male sitting opposite them on lawn chairs.
In the knitting world, men knitters like to wear Utilikilts (http://www.utilikilts.com/). I'm not sure what the link is between male knitters and kilts, but there you have it. The girls tend to flock to these guys. Maybe they want to knit kilt hose?
Utilikilts crack me up! Gosh, I can't see a single man I know spending $300 to have most of his friends go nuts on him for wearing a skirt. Guess I know too many flat-out rednecks. :)
Cool site though - I think they look great but wow - the price!
Oh my lands, "The Survival" utilikilt looks just like our neighbor's. Prof. van der Hertenzoon is gonna have a heart attack when I show him! (Hey, he has the legs for it, maybe I can talk him into...nevermind.)
Betty Barbara here--
ReplyDeleteWith thanks for the eye candy. Oh my!
Sigh... the chartered accountant doesn't like kilts. Too bad. Very very nice.
ReplyDelete#2 son (16 yo) just told me he likes kilts and would wear one. Better check out his knees and see if it'll fadge. :-) What a good boy!
ReplyDeleteI have (or have access to) a photo of Betty Ross at age 7 in a kilt for someone's wedding. Hmm... I wonder where that is...
ReplyDeleteOkay Betty Debbie, now we're talking....
ReplyDeleteThenk ye huir uv a much.
Betty Suzanne (Secundus)(as la Neels would put it)...I think there might be another Betty Suzanne here. Anywho, I may be contributing to your sudden spike in Maryland hits as I just discovered your site and have been feverishly reading the archives. Thank you for your delightful site, as I am enchanted with Betty and have been for years. My current favorite is probably "A Little Dragon" and I can't wait for your review of it. The hero is so smitten for the whole book, and doesn't care who knows it (except maybe the heroine, who takes her sweet time having a Dawning Realization). Thanks for your recipes too...I am hosting my mom and several aunts and probably friends for a The Royal Wedding Watching Party (TRWWP) and we are going to have a big English tea along with it.
ReplyDeleteAgain, thanks for the site...I'm so glad I'm not the only one!
The last guy looks like he's found the Uncrushable Jersey Kilt!
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised Betty Jo Dee isn't asking for Gregory Peck in a kilt!
I looked, don't think he ever wore one. 8-(
If you haven't gotten your fill, check here
Be warned, they aren't all hunks. My apologies for Prince Charles and Dick Clark. I was going to add Scotty, but on second look, he's pretty nice looking for an old guy.
And I haven't figured out what Beckham and the Survivor guy are wearing, but it ain't attractive!
Welcome Betty Suzanne II.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you've already figured out this is a unique place. You are one of the few. We all adore Betty's books and each other. Wishing many happy hours of Betty browsing.
The few, the proud, the uncrushable....
ReplyDeleteUh, can we find a picture of Gregory Peck in a kilt?....
Welcome from just down the way in Stafford VA, Betty Suzanne II. I just found these ladies a couple weeks ago. I just finished reading all the reviews. Sigh... it's so sad to be all caught up. Now I can't go have a laugh six times a day. Only twice a week like everybody else.
ReplyDeleteOooops, Just noticed that the kilt men site linc doesn't work. Fixed it. Sorry.
ReplyDeleteOkay, the thing that Richard Hatch has on reminds me of our hmmm eccentric neighbor who once wore what he called "an American kilt" made of denim to his son's birthday party in their backyard. The mother was wearing a clingy knit spaghetti strap top with salt cellars but no bra. The dad kept sitting cross-legged in front of us. We kept looking at the clouds or the grass or just anywhere.
ReplyDeleteProfessor van der Hertenzoon wanted me to mention to the Bettys that, whereas a kilt might be sexy for the female observers of handsome men, they are darn uncomfortable for the male sitting opposite them on lawn chairs.
In the knitting world, men knitters like to wear Utilikilts (http://www.utilikilts.com/). I'm not sure what the link is between male knitters and kilts, but there you have it. The girls tend to flock to these guys. Maybe they want to knit kilt hose?
ReplyDeleteUtilikilts crack me up! Gosh, I can't see a single man I know spending $300 to have most of his friends go nuts on him for wearing a skirt. Guess I know too many flat-out rednecks. :)
ReplyDeleteCool site though - I think they look great but wow - the price!
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Oh my lands, "The Survival" utilikilt looks just like our neighbor's. Prof. van der Hertenzoon is gonna have a heart attack when I show him! (Hey, he has the legs for it, maybe I can talk him into...nevermind.)
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