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Surely the most controversial moment of the year though had to be the Chartist mural debacle. I've promised myself on more than one occasion that I would just let the mural story go, but every once in a while we receive little reminders as to why the mural destruction was so symbolic. When Newport city council battered their way through with plans to obliterate the distinctive mural, they critically underestimated the sentiment of locals in Newport. Perhaps there were not thousands demonstrating against the council's actions, but there were certainly hundreds, not to mention the odd Hollywood celeb to add to the mix.
The anger regarding the loss of the mural stimulated a debate as to what constitutes heritage. Is a thirty year old wall mounted mural something that is worthy of protection? Is it part of the heritage landscape worth protecting? Opinion in Newport was clearly divided, with the city council making a concerted decision, that being that the mural was indeed not part of the heritage landscape, and certainly not worthy of saving. This though raises other more pressing concerns, namely what comes next? What else could a council decide to cast by the wayside in the name of development and gain?
Perhaps our built heritage, in terms of castles for instance, may not seem under any immediate threat, but the heritage sector is in many respects standing on a precipice. Our museums are slowly being stripped down from the inside out, as budget cuts erode staff positions, education programmes and, in places, the very existence of museums in their entirety. Chapel heritage across Wales is gradually vanishing as more and more buildings fall out of use, while proposed developments seem to be encroaching closer and closer on to the edges of hillforts in Wales (not to mention Offa's Dyke), and it is questionable how close new buildings will get to rampart defences before new residents can confidently claim to actually live on top of an Iron Age fort. Sites and staff are threatened in a manner in which we have not experienced for several decades, and it should be an ongoing cause of concern for all in related fields.
At the same time, Welsh Government moved ahead with its consultation on the Heritage Bill for Wales. Many will remember a similar white paper being drafted for heritage in the UK several years ago, before it was bumped in the list of priorities for a general election. Whether a similar fate awaits the Welsh Heritage Bill awaits to be seen, but at the very least government in Wales is actively discussing the future framework for heritage in this country, so the field is at least not being forgotten about.
However, the poor old Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments for Wales looks set to buy the farm as a result of government involvement, despite almost everyone in public consultation stressing what an incredibly bad idea it would be to merge the RCAHMW and Cadw. While government is certainly focusing on heritage in Wales, the consequences may most clearly be manifest in the loss of another significant organisation.
While the RCAHMW remains threatened, the archaeological trusts are fighting their corner, and the Archwilio application, developed by the four trusts, is a positive reminder both of the scale of the archaeological resources at our disposal in Wales, and the intent in this country to enhance public accessibility to those resources and archives. In this respect, Wales has forged a path as a world leader regarding accessibility. Few other, if indeed any nation, can boast the same level of access to historic environment records as Wales currently does. The next challenge is to make sure people know that they can access this information, and of course encourage potential audiences that this information is worth accessing in the first place, but perhaps that is a battle for 2014. For the moment, we can certainly welcome and celebrate the addition of Archwilio to the likes of the People's Collection project.
The real challenge for 2014 will be one of resilience. Local and national government have collectively lined up the culture sector with a succession of budget cut tipped bullets, and are only too keen to pull the trigger. What fate awaits the Newport medieval ship for instance? This internationally significant artefact is going to be evicted later this year, with no obvious home for it to go to. What happens to the Newport ship will probably serve as the acid test for the position of heritage in Wales for the rest of this decade, for if such an assemblage were to be lost to Wales, it would be an indictment on the attitudes of officials in this country regarding our heritage resource. Should the ship be saved, with an intention to display and develop, in a manner akin to the Mary Rose museum which dominated heritage headlines in 2013, then we might have some reason to be optimistic. That all awaits to be seen though, either way, some very significant decisions regarding the heritage of Wales will take place in 2014, and the ramifications will remain with us for much, much longer.


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I have a sweet little Birthday to share with you!
Thanks for the memories, Diana. Do you remember your first Clairol hot rollers set? Mine costed $20 plus tax and saved me forever from most of the products listed in your blog today. My beautician aunt was shocked that I spent her graduation gift to me on electric curlers. Funny? Linda@Wetcreek BlogReplyDelete
I remember my mom putting DIppity Do on my hair when I was a kid. Usually the night before church, in rollers, so I could have a good "flip" the next day.ReplyDelete
I remember my mom putting DIppity Do on my hair when I was a kid. Usually the night before church, in rollers, so I could have a good "flip" the next day.ReplyDelete
I was born in the 60's so wasn't quite styling my hair back then but I did become attached to agua net. still use it occasionally.ReplyDelete
I'm a little too young for some of this...ahem, ahem, however, I do remember my oldest sister wearing cans in her hair. Here I thought all these years, that she was the only nutty one! lolReplyDelete
Oh boy- I can still remember the music jingles to some of these products! My older sisters and my mom had a horde of these products! Aqua Net was always on the shelf- I think their hair could've caught fire if close to a flame! Toni perms could turn you into a poodle!ReplyDelete
Havent laughed this hard in a long time!! Thanks for that, I needed it! LOL LOL LOL What is that saying "rolling on the floor laughing"?? ha ha Yep, I used most of those products ESPECIALLY THAT NASTY Aqua Net. We called it "spray-net", not hairspray. Anyone else? or was that a Southern thing? I remember the perms........my first "Tonette" at age whatever!??..........YOUNG. HA HA I did love the "Love's FRESH LEMON" shampoo though.........nothing has ever topped it, smelled so fresh. No wait,it WASN'T LOVE FRESH LEMON SHAMPOO..................THE SHAMPOO WAS CALLED "LEMON UP". Maybe made by Mennen.
The COLOGNE was called Loves Fresh Lemon. I would literally DOUSE MYSELF in it before meeting my friends to go to the "drug store" to browse all the fascinating cosmetics and of course..............buy MORE SPRAY-NET, NOXEMA, STRI-DEX FOR break-outs, Cover Girl Clean foundation, Maybelline mascara, and plenty of frosty blue and green eye shadows and shiny sticky lip glosses.
You know.........so we would be "bee-you-tee-ful" on Saturdays at the roller skating rink where we tried to flirt with (gasp!) boys! I sure do remember the hot rollers that Linda mentioned. I remember when the curling irons came out, probably in the mid to late seventies (not the first wave of them from the prairie days of course, ha!).....and mine was a bright green. It looked like a big huge green praying manits perched on my dresser...........LOL
Later we all got our hair cut off like Dorothy Hammills, in the famous "wedge" haircut. Remember when Dorothy did the "short and sassy" look commercials for the shampoo and conditioner with the same name? I was a BIG DOROTHY FAN and watched her all the way to her Olympic wins and was thrilled for her.
I AM LOVING YOUR RETRO SIXTIES/SEVENTIES POSTS, they are fun and sure am enjoying reading everybody's memories.
that should read "MANTIS" NOT MANITS. ha haDelete
Oh what a fun post Diana! I was only 8 when the 60's said good bye but I do remember my mom using some of these products. I also remember her getting her hair "frosted", (whatever that means!) and her using VO5 hair gel. I remember she would wash her hair and set it in these little pink plastic rollers, and then sit with the at-home hiar dryer on her head. I can't imagine taking that much time to fuss with my hair these days.
Wow...great memories. Thank you for posting!
XO Barbara
Orange juice cans were the right size...and mom did pin curls...and those bonnet hair dryers...lets see- how about the very first curling irons of the 70s? The ones that burnt your hair and forehead.
I used Short and Sassy. No hair spray- not enough air in the bathroom after mom sprayed her hair. The razors you had to screw open and stick a blade in and then take all the hide off of your ankles and knees. Mine were bony.
The only thing worse than the kotex belt where the safety pins in the boxes of kotex in the school bathrooms. Ever have one of them pop open in public? Not a great thing to happen.
Oh yes, I can relate to most of them, although I never ironed my hair, it is Naturally Straight!ReplyDelete
I well remember most all of these Diana! I used to love Lemon-Up shampoo and who didn't want to be a "Breck girl?" Fun post!!!ReplyDelete
I do remember all these products! I HAD straight hair, and my Mother insisted I get a perm...;-( and then she rolled my hair in pin curls!ReplyDelete
Karen, I laughed like crazy when I read she rolled it on pin curls! My mother always insisted she perm our hair the day before school pictures were taken...such a sad sight in every picture every year. My little sister told me she remembered wearing a coat to school every picture day so she could lay her head on the school desk and throw her coat over her head and hide.Delete
Aqua Net, Don't walk to close to a fire or that stuff will flame. I remember making up a poem with all the wonderful Avon and other products, remember when the Avon lady showed up with all those wonderful samples and products?
I knew there was a reason I always wanted my hair to be short!:-) No perms for me! xo NellieReplyDelete
I don't remember many of those things except for the Aqua Net. We used that stuff by the case-load in the 80's to hold our big hair up in the Florida humidity when I was in college at FSU! But we looked . . . mahhhhvelous!ReplyDelete
lol, !!!!!! I have straight hair so no ironing for me and no soup cans,, but my friend did, she ironed her hair,
you have lovely hair, I wish I had some curls!
Funny! I think Dippity-do is the funny one! It worked!ReplyDelete
Oh my....I had the huge pink rollers. Pulled my hair in a ponytail on top of my head, and just needed three of the jumbo rollers for that straight hair look in the morning. I also used "Sun In" for that lovely brassy blond hair every summer...ick!!
If I wanted curls, I could always count on "Spoolies"...the pink rubber things....or sponge rollers that got all caught in my long hair!!!
Aahhh....such fond memories.
I think your photo is very pretty, Diana.
I had a really good laugh reading your post...and the comments. As you were talking about Dippity-Do and hairspray so thick it would catch a fly, I was running through all the pictures of my hair with those products. Do you remember the hairstyles from that time? The "bubble"? The "Artichoke"? Looks like you had your hair long and might not have experienced the different lovely styles. I'm going to dig up some photos. Those styles were da bomb (and not in a good way) only to be outshined by the ratted up bangs of the late 80's that my daughters all rocked.ReplyDelete
HI Diana! I remember every one of these products and of course I used them! Do you remember Spoolies? They were a little plastic spool that you rolled your hair in and then flipped one end to shut it. It made you have Shirley Temple curls! :) I remember sleeping in those brush rollers and the brushes sticking into my head all night but it was worth it because my hair would look so beautiful in the morning! ;) You're adorable and you have gorgeous hair.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
I sure remember spoolies! Used them. I looked for them when my daughter was in grade school as a way to curl her superfine hair. But not to be found. I had forgotten about spoolies. Diana...keep these blast from the past posts coming. I have had great fun reading the comments too. We have a shared culture!
Oh yes, I remember most of these. Karen used the Dippity do. Mom used the Aqua Net. I have "helmet" hair that NEVER moves so I was not in need of either product! The Tame I remember using in the hopes my hair would not be bigger than me!ReplyDelete
My Aunts used Campbell's soup tins as curlers !!!
Great post Diana !
I love looking back at the old days ( as you know by now LOL )
Well that is sure a blast from the past, Diana! I preferred the pink Dippity Do myself. And I bet you really used Old Milwaukee cans for your hair, didn't you? My long hair was usually a tangled mess when I was little, so my mom got me a "Purr" electric detangler. Do you remember those?
Don't even get me started on the curly perm I got talked into in the early 80's. I had a little plastic pick and just picked it out. I looked like a bubble head, and I hated it!!
Such fun!! I managed to avoid all of that!! My hair was curly and I was a newlywed; so I just let my hair do its thing. I had more important things to do like learn to cook, then watch soap operas!!! SallyReplyDelete
I remember all these products too, but I never ironed my hair. I had straight hair, but always wanted curls. Every morning I would set the alarm early to plug in the electric rollers. And in high school I was rockin the Farrah Fawcett haircut!ReplyDelete
oh yeahhhh! blasts from the past!
"which twin has the Toni?" teee-heee-heee and we believed it!
and I LOVE you line, under; "Does she or doesn't she?" har-har-har... (betcha' your Hero wouldn't like it though... -evil grin-)
never had to try to straighten my hair!
what a cutie you are, all done up for a prom, yes????
I had completely forgotten about Tame. Mama used Aqua Net. And I never had to iron my hair....it's stick straight. Won't hold a curl for more than 5 minutes. But you were right, back then, it was all bout the hair!ReplyDelete
oh yes, how well i remember so many of those products...i can smell the Prell and Dippity Do to this day! I also ironed my hair (or at least our housekeeper did when she came in each morning....no judging, I'm a Southern child of the 60s when our "help" was more family than anything else)....also slept in orange juice cans which drove my military minded daddy nuts! We had a floor furnace and I would hang my hair over it to dry which somehow made it straighter (?) this was of course before "flat irons"! Love this post Diana and hope you make it a regular series.
BTW, I'm getting better ever day. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your shout out and prayers....they won't be forgotten.
Yes, I did all those things, except my hair was stick straight. I used those coffee pieces to curl my hair, old socks and thing I could think of to get some wave or curl in my hair. Mostly I had short hair. But I did get a perm like Shirley's, could hardly hold my head up under the machine that they put me in LOL. Oh what we did to be in the in crowd.
Loved the post, sure brought back many many memories.
Have a good one.
I remember all of those-do you remember "self styling" Adorn hairspray? Sprayed your dry hair 'til it was wet and set it on big rollers to dry. Yuk! Was supposed to be beautiful, but mine turned out a sticky mess!ReplyDelete
That's me in the picture with the rollers ;).
Love this trip down memory lane Diana!
Oh that time period was all about the hair...I went from a Twiggy to long straight hippie hair down to my waist. And I used Sun-In...remember that...to lighten it every summer.ReplyDelete
Good Morning Diana, I chuckled as I read your post and I even took time to read the comments. How well I remember the products you talked about today. Kids would probably look at us like we were all crazy. My mom would give us home perms otherwise my hair won't hold a curl even if was sprayed stiff with hair spray. I needed the chuckle more then you know. Have a great day. Hugs and Prayers from Your Missouri FriendReplyDelete
Really? Cans all over your head? Never did that one, but I did employ the ponytail high on the head with three huge curlers facing east, west, and south...not north! Never north! Then a gal teased the daylights out of a chunk of top hair to cover the crimp of the ponytail elastic. Ahhh...those were the days!ReplyDelete
I remember all of those! I was born in 1955 so I was a young pre-teen, teen in the 60's. But mom did give us all perms so we did look like that picture. Maybe even curlier. Boy! Did that stuff stink when you had your face stuck in the sink!ReplyDelete
Well Hello There and yes, I remember most of those products except the last Hairspray. But one thing we liked was the tape for your hair, then we had that dry shampoo! Now that one never made sense to me! I think Prell shampoo was so much fun as we always got a pearl and dropped it into the bottle to see how thick it was! I think doing some posts on these subjects will be so much fun!
Hugs, Roxy
Love this trip down memory lane! I did so much of the same. Although I never used cans, but slept on brush rollers many a night. Oh, and did I ever have a toni perm. More than once for sure! Never ironed my hair, but my older sis did. She wanted to get rid if her naturally curly hair. I looked a lot like you back then. Maybe we are long lost sisters. lol! Can't wait to see more! Oh, an mom would buy a beer now and then for us to rinse our hair in. Boy did it ever make it shine!
Ah...yes...the good ole days. I sadly remember all those products, does that make me from the "OLD SCHOOL?" HEY....I still use my Clarol electric roller and steamer....and still tease my hair and use hair spray!! My mother would give me the tightest of perms....uge I suffered for weeks and tried to cover the frizz with bows!!! I don't remember using cans for rollers, but would go to bed with sponge rollers in my hair wrapped up with a scarf so I did not loose any rollers during the night. Oh the price we paid for beauty!!!
Oh Diana going down memory lane. I used all those products on my Farrah Faucett shag hair cut. I guess that was more in the 70's but remember the Farrah Faucett hair do. I loved using Tame outside in the back yard in the summer months. We would wash our hair and use the tame with the garden hose in the back yard and then lay in the sun. Fun times. Remember those pink sponge curlers yep used those!!!! This was really a fun post. Have a great day my friend.
Well, I remember some of those products because they were still around in the 70's when I would have used them, Diana. I remember just about everything you mentioned here. I'd love to read more "blasts from the past"!ReplyDelete
.Diana. I also remember the Toni perms...I always wanted one as a kid. But after I saw my neighbor kid with one..yikes...I was so glad mom could not afford to give me one. LOL. Tell Kris we all wanted to look like Farrah Faucett...but some us looked like Drippy Faucett instead. :):) I always thought Aqua Net smelled bad once it got rained on. But wow it did hold your hair in place. My sister would tease her hair then spray about a half can on her hair. LOL. Blessings to you blonde bombshell...xoxo,SusieReplyDelete
I remember all of the hair products. My grandmother was a hairdresser. That Dippity Do oh boy! Thank you for the blast from the past. Have a great day. xoReplyDelete
I remember all these products well. I never curled my hair with large cans since it was never long enough. I definitely used Dippity Do.. I have some natural curl in my hair so before the days of flat irons I would straighten my bangs by gobbing on the Dippity Do and then used Clairol hair tape. Remember that stuff. I loved it. Of course as soon as my hair hit humidity it was all over.ReplyDelete
Thank you always for your kind encouraging comments. You truly go out of your way to make a difference in many peoples lives. So thank you!! Also I do worry about the future and pray that my children always turn to Him. On another note my 87 yr grandmother still has some of this stuff at her house. She will not throw anything away and I remember seeing so much of this!!ReplyDelete
Super post Diana..You dug up some winners there..We had a baby sitter who used to give us Toni's..I still remember the smell..Dippity Do !! Oh my gosh...My husband used Aqua Net..the blue can...Thanks for another walk down memory lane...ReplyDelete
Remember them all, such fun Diana!
I think I used ALL of those items including the Toni :) This may have been from the 70's but Psssssst............ Blessings, CindyReplyDelete
I had a Toni perm!!! Ahhh! I totally forgot about that! Bad memories, Diana, bad, bad memories! ;)ReplyDelete
I guess because my Granny and mom used so many of those products themselves I remember almost all of them! Try as she might, even the dippity do would not help my stick straight hair hold curl. And the Toni perm reminds me of the gosh awful Oglevie home perms!! Now those would make me look like a poodle. LOL Do remember prell and breck for sure. Aqua net smelled sooooo bad. And, then I remember them coming out with Body on Tap...beer in a shampoo, why yes please! ROFLReplyDelete
Love it!! I was born in '61 and graduated high school in '79 so I am a true 60/70's child! Do you know you can still get Prell? I bought some for fun at WalMart. Dried the crap out of my hair!!ReplyDelete
Oh gosh, this was the best post! I remember all of those things!!! I was a preteen/teen in the mid seventies (think Herbal Essence and Rave Soft Perm!), but our family conditioner was Tame and I remember my mom using the rest of the products! I fondly remember the "pearl" in Prell, lol. JaneReplyDelete
I can't believe I missed the introductory post! I'll have to go back and read this.
There is so much I recall and recognize even though I'm a baby of the 60s!!! I'll be fifty this month... Gasp! I'm in denial.
Anyway-- my momma was young and I grew up with her younger sisters and many of these things carried over into the 70s --- I'll look forward to seeing more post on this!
Fun! Fun! Fun!
I love these posts...I am the youngest of seven...born in 1962..my older sisters had all these products and of course many of these items were still in the house long after they left...it is fun to see. thanks for the nostalgia.ReplyDelete
You are so funny - I remember all those things too - and the Dippity Doo - wouldn't that work good for the spikes the kids have in their hair now???ReplyDelete
Yes...I used orange juice cans with the dippity doo. So my hair would dry faster, I made sure the bottom of the can was also cut out. Then I used a nail and hammer to punch holes in the can. I had thick hair and it took forever to dry. The good old days!!!
Farmhouse hugs,
Sun-In to lighten my hair :) Dippity doooooo. Remember the mousse styling products in the 80s? I get a magazine called Reminisce and another called Reminisce Extra. The other day there was a picture of Fanciful Rinse. I had to call my friend I used to work with in my hair styling days and talk to her about that picture and all our "ladies" who wanted it on their hair. :)ReplyDelete
I used Tame and Dippity Doo and do you remember dry shampoo? I also used Sun-In to lighten my hair. I'm thinking that all of those products may be why my hair is falling out 50 years later LOL xo LauraReplyDelete
I remember all of these products Diana. Wow, what memories are evoked just looking at these products. I see that Laura mentioned the Sun-In hair lightener. I remember using it and turning my strawberry blonde hair to an awful orange look. My Mom nearly died! Do you remember Mabelline mascara that we had to lick the brush to cake it with the mascara!!! LOL!
I remember so many of these products! What fun to travel done memory lane. I also used Aqua Net to remove permanent marker and Dippity Do in a plastic bag for Kindergartners to write letters on- the joys of teaching! You're so right about the photo albums- I have oodles of them and would love to take the photos out, but they're stuck far too well. Love your curls! You haven't changes a bit!ReplyDelete
Diana -- Thanks for stopping at my blog today --- try sallyssalmagundi at yahoo dot com SallyReplyDelete
Hi Diana, This is such a walk down memory lane. I used Prell and Tame and one year in the 9th grade, my debate teacher asked me what shampoo and conditioner I used. I told her Prell and Tame. She said, your hair is so shiny. I loved Tame and the scent. I also used beer can rollers but they were actually rollers made like them and not real cans. I used my mothers shower cap style hair dryer to dry each section. LOL
My mom used to give me those awful toni perms when I was a little girl and I HATED them.
I have dozens of photo albums with pictures stuck for life too.
This was fun. Thanks for sharing.
Hugs, CM
I laughed reading your post Diana - i was born a decade too late I guess, to experience all these magical wonders with long hair! The only product I can relate to is AquaNet, used lots of it in the 90s, lol! Can't imagine sleeping with cans in my hair though - that just makes me ill thinking about it! Oh the crazy things girls do lol!ReplyDelete
Oh my ! I never had a good perm....and I remember ironing my hair. It was so silky after that. Wasn't it awful to try to sleep in big rollers? lol Hugs!ReplyDelete
Oh wow! Some of this is really hard to believe, but I love your '60s do! It sounds like you put a lot of work into it. Now I'm just waiting to hear how those fabulous '70s hairstyles were done!ReplyDelete
Wow this was stroll down memory lane. I remember when I was little and my mom used to set me and my sisters hair with dippity do and I remeber prell! I loved this post and think it will be fun. You looked amazing and love your hair!
Hope you have a nice Wednesday.
Julie xo
All is familiar to me! Used the products, rolled my hair with cans and then ran across huge pink rollers that were about 3-4 inches wide and long..I just threw them away about a year or so ago. Ironed the hair of course I did..We had to have a way to straighten our hair...we had no blow dryers we had a sit under hair dryer or the plastic shower cap looking hair dryers we could use while holding the unit...I did damage my hair ironing it but those were the long straight hair....Thanks for the memories....
Oh how I remember all of the above. I only remember ironing my hair a few times since I already had really straight hair. I used Aqua Net until I found Stiff Stuff in the seventies. I also remember having Indian braids down either side of the face. Don't laugh but I still use my Hot-N-Stemay rollers now when straight hair just doesn't suit the occasion.ReplyDelete
I was a teenager in the late 70's so I do remember some of these things. I can't imagine sleeping with cans on my head either! The things we do for beauty! I did have many perms and mile high bangs... I think Agree was the shampoo in my day.
Fun post Diana! Love all the comments.
I am so happy for the invention of straightening irons....changed my life and my crazy hair! A great post Diana! Cheers.ReplyDelete
Dippity Do! I saved baby sitting money and bought the biggest jar (and they were glass jars back then) of Dippity Do they made. It weighed a ton. First morning of 'doing' I dropped it in the bathroom sink and chipped the sink!!!
Dippity Do was banned from our house by decree from my dad. Did you know that jello could be used as a setting lotion with much the same crustiness? Trust me, milk didn't work at all...
I'm guity of all sins you listed...and a few more. I shouldn't complain about gray hair..I'm lucky I have any hair left!
I've enjoyed these posts immensely, and they'll make a great series. You bring back such funny memories (I rolled my hair on juice cans, too). Lots of fun reminiscing with you!ReplyDelete
I'm a little young for these products but this is very entertaining, funny and historical. Keep it coming!ReplyDelete
I am a little young for these, but I love it. :-))
I do know Aqua Net.
xx oo
I remember hearing about people ironing their hair and I remember Marcia Brady brushing hers 100 times before she went to bed on the Brady Bunch! Oh, and the Aqua Net...yep. Used tons of that stuff for years!!!!ReplyDelete
Wanna go back to the 50's??? LOL Yes, late 50's we used most of those products. I've always referred to the Toni permanent as a "kitchen Toni" ~ most women did the perms for a relative or friend in their kitchens.
Love to think about the kinder, gentler days!
I remember my mother installing curl into my hair with those Toni perms...in the kitchen. Loved the smell of Tame too!
I just signed up to receive your posts via email, and added you to my sidebar blogs. So nice to make a new friend today! Look forward to chatting more. SheilaReplyDelete
Many people used Sun in to lighten their hair but I go back even further. If anyone can remember a grainy substance that was used to enhance blonde hair please tell me the name of it. I am wracking my brain to think of it. Could it be blondex or something like that?ReplyDelete
Sudden beauty hairspray! I used this when I was a teenager!ReplyDelete

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The Tale of the Princess Kaguya
Saturday, December 26 - Thursday, December 31, 2015
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Academy Award Nominee, Best Animated Feature
Shows starting before 6pm are in English; shows starting after 6pm are in Japanese with English subtitles
Legendary Studio Ghibli co-founder Takahata (Grave of the Fireflies, Pom Poko) revisits an ancient Japanese folktale in this gorgeous, hand- drawn masterwork decades in the making. Found inside a shining stalk of bamboo by an old bamboo cutter (James Caan) and his wife (Mary Steenburgen), a tiny girl grows into an exquisite young lady (Chloë Grace Moretz). The beautiful princess enthralls all who encounter her—but ultimately she must confront her fate.
Official selection: Directors' Fortnight, Cannes Film Festival
- Country Japan
- Rating NR
- Running Time 137 minutes
- Director Isao Takahata


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NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. - It was at the Honey Dew Donut shop that Cyndi LaRose and her honey said, "I do."
LaRose and Joseph David Smith exchanged wedding vows Wednesday at the North Kingstown shop where they had met.
Marjorie Harrison, the baker, made the food. Faraq Mohamed, the shop`s owner, greeted customers with a simple question: "Coffee or the wedding?" A former probate judge conducted the ceremony. The shop`s regulars served as the witnesses.
"I had the privilege of knowing Joe and Cyndi before they met," Mohamed said. "I watched as they fell in love."
LaRose, 49, a caregiver for Coventry Home Care, has been coming to the shop for years. Smith, 58, who works at Kingstown Mobile Home Park, started coming when his niece worked behind the counter.
"I saw this good-looking guy standing up there," LaRose said. "He was a country-looking guy, the type I look for, the 'Grizzly Adams` type."
But they didn`t really fall in love until they helped Mohamed with an errand a few weeks ago. Two days later, Smith asked her to marry him.


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That was fine in the confines of my home but when travelling on a train or by London Underground I could no longer hear the music over the rattling of the train (moreso on the tube than the train).
What about the hard of hearing? Should they be robbed of mobile music or audio books just because of do-gooders in Brussels?
This raises a couple of points. Firstly, I maintain the right to damage my own hearing rather than have nanny states imposing health standards – especially when they do little to prevent illness attributed to smoking, or alcoholism by limiting the number of drinks served in pubs and cheap alcohol in supermarkets. Instead they take a cut by inflating prices through taxation like all good drug dealers. Secondly, why can noise levels on public transport and associated stations exceed acceptable levels?
OK, I don't want to damage my hearing but surely there must be a better way to handle the volume problem. The transport agencies will argue that their noise levels are transient and the MP3 idea is to prevent sustained exposure to noise. Maybe the answer is to allow higher volume levels but to have a choke that comes into play after a certain time or an audio warning that you are exceeding safe limits. Personally, neither satisfies me.
My solution is to lie. I reloaded the upgrade but stated that I was using my player in the US. Now I have regained control of my own audio destiny.


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Viva Espana!!!
This past weekend was the last long weekend before I head back home and I did not want to waste it. So me and a couple of RWU Londoners jumped on a plane and went to Madrid. I had such an amazing time that I decided to dedicate the bulk of this entry to what I saw, heard, and experienced. Here goes…
We landed on Thurdsay night and decided to go into the city to do some exploring. Luckily for us, Madrid has a Metro system much like the one in London (although, unlike our British friends, the Spanish were good enough to install air conditioning in their underground trains. You have no idea how hot it can get when you are a few hundred feet underground without any air-conditioning surrounded by a whole bunch of people). We went to La Latina, which is a trendy part of town where young people go to hang out (unfortunately for us, we didn't see any of them. It might have had to do with the fact that it was 102° outside at 10pm or the fact that no one goes out in Spain until midnight, including young children). We ate the most amazing and authentic Spanish cuisine at a local restaurant and decided to pack it in for the night.
Over the next two days, we visited the Reina Sofia Museum (this was the Spanish cultural/modern art museum. There were some really cool exhibits, but I don't really get modern art so it was tough for me) and the Prado Museum (this museum houses the world's largest collection of paintings and sculptures. There were tons of religious paintings, mostly depicting the Virgin Mary and Jesus Christ, at various stages of their lives. My favorite piece was a bronze statue of Queen Isabella that dated back to the 15th century). Our tour of the city of Madrid also included an Egyptian temple that dated back to the 4th century B.C and el Palacio de Oriente, which used to house the royal family (today it is used primarily for ceremonial purposes. However, the palace has nearly 2,800 rooms and is next to an ornate church that was opened by Pope John Paul II before he died). Of course, with all this touring, we made sure to eat some traditional Spanish dishes like paella (a rice based dish) and rabo de toro (stewed ox tail), have our ciestas (because everyone in Spain is up until the wee hours in the morning, it is common for folks to get some much needed rest during the afternoon hours), and stay hydrated with tons of sangria (It was nearly 100° every day we were in Spain. Not that we needed an excuse).
Then, of course, there was Sunday and the World Cup Final. As you might expect, the Spaniards love their football and they are passionate about their national team (perhaps the best part of the trip was seeing the crowds lining up in the heat at La Plaza de Callao hours before the game wearing their red and yellow football shirts). Since it was the country's very first appearance in the championship match, everyone was literally stirring with excitement about the prospects of being crowned los campiones del mundo (world champions). We learned a very popular national song, Viva Espana, which the locals sing during the matches and in pubs (one of the pubs we went to went insane when the song came on. Of course, the only words I could pronounce with any confidence were viva and Espana, so I fit right in). My only regrets were that we couldn't stay for the party that ensued after Spain won the game in thrilling fashion during extra time (oddly enough, after watching virtually every match in this year's World Cup from London and Dublin, I managed to miss all but two minutes of the final match, including the game winning goal as I was commuting back to London for today's class).
This week is my last week in London and I have quite a few things I haven't done (still haven't eaten fish and chips yet) and places I haven't visited (I have yet to have my audience with the Queen, but don't worry, I am working on it). I have an ambitious schedule set up for the next few days, and it doesn't help that we have a bunch of reading assigned for this week. Let's see how much we can get crammed into a week. Until next time, Adios amigos!


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The Northern Ireland international has been on a month's loan with The Canaries, with his spell due to end this coming Sunday following the East Anglian derby clash against Ipswich Town.
Healy has impressed Norwich since arriving on loan so much that Worthington has decided to try and claim the hit-man on a permanent deal.
"David's come in here and impressed us," Worthington told the club's official website.
"He's a very clever footballer. Myself, the chief executive and the player's agent sat down yesterday and put something together to offer Preston.
"We're trying to get the lad here on a permanent basis.
"If it does happen it will be a straight cash deal."
Despite Norwich's cash offer for Healy, Preston boss Craig Brown made it clear earlier this month that he intends to bring the striker back to Deepdale at the end of his loan spell.
Brown said: "David, as far as I am concerned, is on loan for one month and one month only.
"The arrangement was that he goes on a month's loan.
"He is a member of our squad, a Preston North End player, a valuable one, our most expensive signing, so we are looking for him back after the month."
Meanwhile, The Canaries have taken defender Leigh Bromby on a month's loan from Sheffield Wednesday.
The 22-year-old has featured in 25 matches this season for The Owls and will be eligible for Tuesday's trip to Gillingham.
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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg had some unorthodox praise for Vice President Joe Biden.
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The three-term New York mayor said President Barack Obama should not have waited until his second term to deal with gay marriage and should have been pushing for it from "Day One."
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Hello! My husband and I are looking to plan a 10 day (flexible here) trip to Europe sometime this May or June. He has been to Europe before and visited Germany, Austria and Switzerland but this will be my first trip! We are thinking of flying into Frankfurt because of the significantly lower flight cost and are looking for itinerary suggestions for other places to visit and stay...
Would love to visit either Paris or Prague if possible.
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Hello! My husband and I are looking to plan a 10 day (flexible here) trip to Europe sometime this May or June. He has been to Europe before and visited Germany, Austria and Switzerland but this will be my first trip! We are thinking of flying into Frankfurt because of the significantly lower flight cost and are looking for itinerary suggestions for other places to visit and stay...
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Just pick two places you would like to see and go there. Maybe Paris for five days and then the German Rhine for five days.
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For a short trip going to mega big cities take the train - cars are great for exploring rural areas but with 10 days I'd do like FHurdle says - concentrate on two areas - Munich is one area with lots to see and do - lots of neat day trips and of course Paris is Paris - high-speed trains link Germany to Paris now in a few hours.
Consider an open jaw ticket for the plane - fly into say Frankfurt or Munich and fly back from Paris - negating any need to backtrack, which would be costly in time and money.
For lots of great info on trains in those countries I always spotlight these IMO fantastic sites - www.ricksteves.com; www.budgeteuropetravel.com and www.seat61.com - the latter has sage advice on getting discounted tickets on trains to Paris and inside Germany.
The Rhine and Mosel rivers would make a very sweet few-day stop - very close to Frankfurt Airport - could head there from the get go rather than staying in a Frankfurt that many folks do not see as fulfilling their romantic notion of Europe - but a sweet riverside town like Cochem, a perennial favorite of many who post here, certainly will.
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Amsterdam is only a few hours by train from Frankfurt Airport - direct trains - to me one of the most interesting cities and gorgeous cities in Europe - then take a train to Bruges for two nights and then it's 3.5 hours to Paris, fly home from Paris.
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Would love to visit either Paris or Prague if possible.>
Do an open jaw ticket - fly into say Prague or Vienna and work you way east to Paris via Munich.
use trains which are good between then all (or a bus in the case of Prague to Munich).
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It is almost always best to get tickets to the city where you really want to be rather than using up lots of time and extra money on train/planes getting you there from some other place.
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I liked PalenQ's first idea.... Amsterdam, Bruges, Paris... On that first night in Frankfurt, I might stay in a town like Mainz... Very close, charming German square, easily accessible by train and on the way to Amsterdam.
I used to work a lot in Frankfurt and Amsterdam... Always took the train when I moved between the 2 cities. The ride up the Rhine is quite nice. ... In Frankfurt, I always stayed in Mainz... A guy from the team lived there and it was so much nicer than Frankfurt....he drove me to work each morning.
Of course, I would only do this if it made sense to spend a night near Frankfurt.....
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I disagree with Sassafrass. I am flying in and out of Europe to Dusseldorf for $750 round trip. The cost to fly to Paris would have been $1,300. It will cost me about $50 each to get my daughter and me to Paris. I guess maybe if you have lots of money you should ignore the cost of the ticket and just fly where you want to go.
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FHurdle, Was that $50 RT to Paris? If so, that really is a great deal, especially if your connections are such that you are not using up another day of travel time, so, of course that makes sense, but it isn't often like that.
I've seen people save only a couple of hundred dollars to go RT Frankfurt, then spend nearly that much to train RT to Rome or Barcelona, then have to get back to Frankfurt a day early to catch the flight home, so not really saving anything in the end, plus using up precious vacation time in airports or train stations.
I recently took a trip where tickets could be had for $500 - $700. $500 looked like a no brainer, but $500 tickets had such convoluted connections, late night arrival on first day and super early departure at the end, that two whole days of my vacation would have been lost. I still had to pay for the hotel the first and last night, but the cheap tickets would have turned my vacation from a lovely 7 days to only 5.
I even think about things like if I travel on a certain day and save $100, but have to pay an extra day of Cat care for $50, or I need an extra hotel night near the return airport, etc. all adds up.
Really, it is not a matter of having lots of money and just ignoring cost of tickets. Each person can figure it out for himself and see if the "bargain" works for them or not. Unfortunately, they may not realize there could be a downside until after they have purchased the "bargain" and are trying to put the rest of the trip together.
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Sassafras, I agree... When we lived in the US, we always flew open jaw to Europe and for 2 reasons... It was easier and it always saved money in total. Generally, it costs 100 to 200$ more.
I imagine most people smart enough to travel would also be smart enough to price this option and make an informed decision.
Not quite sure why posters on Fodors feel the need to add the editorial comments around wealth, etc. to perfectly sound advice. In any event, I agree with you.
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The ride up the Rhine is quite nice.>
worldinbetween mentions staying in Mainz and suggesting a boat trip on the Rhine - which could be done the day you land even or the next day if you want to stay two nights here before moving on - K-D boats run frequent services between Mainz and Koblenz thru the prettiest part of the Rhine - the famous Rhine Gorge with the uber-famous Lorelei cliff where sirens once lured boatmen to crash their boats and go to Davy Jones' locker.
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If you've had a chance to sample Germany and Austria (two of my favorite places) you might consider a change of scenery like maybe London and Paris this time. Price out flying into one and out of the other with a chunnel train ride in between. There are tons of other good places to add to the list. What do you enjoy, where are you flying from, what's on the bucket list?
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with a chunnel train ride in between>
tsk tsk Chunnel - so there are others besides myself who use this term - every time I use it some Fodorgarchs harp that they never have heard that term before - yet to many Americans 'chunnel' is the term they use. Thanks for confirming that!
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AisleSeat makes a salient point about the so-called open-jaw ticket - fly into one airport and return from another. Heck then you could say take a night train from Paris to Rome and split your time between the French and Italian capitals! Or go to Madrid or Barcelona on a night train - saving a day of travel and the cost of a night in a hotel to boot!
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A neighbour told today how police took shovels into the back garden of a Canterbury house where two men were arrested over an alleged plot to kidnap, rape and eat women.
Nurse Dale Bolinger, who is said to work at a Kent hospital, was quizzed at his home in Davidson Road together with another man after a tip-off from police in the US investigating alleged "cannibal cop" Gilberto Valle.
The 57-year-old - a father-of-two whose estranged wife is a prominent campaigner for the disabled - was held as part of an international investigation into an alleged "cannibal mentor" who claimed to have eaten two women.
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"the meat isn't quite like pork, but very meaty… i've eaten a black woman and a white person..." – what 'cannibal mentor' moody blues allegedly said to an american policemanFoundation Trust, spoke to reporters outside his home.
He said he denied the allegations, before saying: "I have to leave it to the police."
The other arrested man, 30, is believed to be his son who was living at the same address.
It is understood Bolinger, who is a father of two grown-up children, is suspected of using the name Moody Blues on the internet and communicating by email with police officer Valle in New York, who is on trial accused of a plot to kidnap and eat women.
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It is said all of the alleged boasts were fantasy and none of the actions were carried out.
Bollinger lives in an end-of-terrace house in a leafy suburb of Canterbury.
A neighbour said today: "Police came here last week at about seven o'clock in the morning. They had police dogs and there were forensic officers and plain clothed detectives.
"They even got shovels out of their van and went into the back garden with them.
"We wondered what on earth was happening. They were there until about ten o'clock at night.
"We don't know the guy that lives there. He's very quiet and we think his son lives there with him, and apparently the son's girlfriend was living there too.
"Another neighbour told me she packed her bags and left a few days before the police came. I don't know why.
"If we see him he'll say 'hello' but you sense he doesn't ever want to talk, he just wants to keep himself to himself.
"It has freaked us out a bit. It's worrying especially as lots of kids live around here.
"We see him go to work on his bicycle early in the morning and sometimes on a weekend he will go out for a ride but that's the only time you ever see him."
Another neighbour said: "I'm absolutely shocked to hear he might have been involved in this sort of thing, it just doesn't seem like him."
James Godden, 31, of neighbouring Runcie Place, said: "We saw police here from about 7am last Thursday and they were the all day.
"They had forensics teams and sniffer dogs in the house.
"We don't know him and have never really seen him. The first I heard of what it was about was today."
Bolinger photographed himself with a pet snake around his neck for his profile on Facebook.
He and the unnamed 30-year-old man were arrested last week on suspicion of conspiracy offences, grooming and possessing images of child abuse. They are currently on police bail.
Following his arrest, Bolinger was said to have been suspended from his nursing job by East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust.
A spokesman for the trust today confirmed a man had been suspended, pending a police investigation. They would not confirm a name, occupation or where the man worked.
It is believed Bolinger's son was also living at the address with his girlfriend for a period, but she moved out before police arrived last Thursday.
Bolinger has lived at the address for about a year, moving in after he split from his wife. His son moved in a short time afterwards.
A neighbour said: "He did not have much to do with the people around here.
"They kept themselves to themselves. I don't think they had any friends around here. They do not talk to any other people.
"I never saw the father with anyone. I never saw him with a female."
The man added: "Police were here with forensics and dogs all day and late into the night.
"There were plain-clothed detectives and about six or seven police vehicles. They took the son away. I have not seen the son since last week.
"This is a very quiet area and there are a lot of families with children. You do not expect it on your doorstep."
Bolinger is reported to have qualified as a nurse in 1979 and is married to Rosemary Bolinger, who until last October was a trustee of the cerebral palsy charity Scope.
Mrs Bolinger, 55, who separated from her husband last year, has campaigned for better access for the disabled since she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy 15 years ago, lobbying Gordon Brown when he was Prime Minister and appearing on Radio 4 and in newspapers to promote the cause.
Before the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, she and Bolinger visited Weymouth, the site of the sailing events, and nearby resorts on the south coast to rate them for disability access on behalf of Scope.
The court in New York heard Valle's British contact, who used the aliases MeatMarketMan and Moody Blues, urged him to eat his victims alive, saying: "I think of it as eating her to death."
Moody Blues wrote: "The meat isn't quite like pork, but very meaty… I've eaten a black woman and a white person."
He is said to have claimed to have a recipe for "haggis" using human lungs and stomach, and said feet were "a favourite" delicacy.
New York policeman Valle, 28, who is said to have met Moody Blues through an extreme sexual fetish website, said he was "dying to taste some girl meat".
Valle's British contact allegedly communicated with him throughout last summer, when they discussed the best way to kill, cook and eat a woman.
Moody Blues talked about flying to New York to help Valle, saying he had anaesthetic gas which could be used to render the victim unconscious and a meat cleaver, though he was worried about being caught trying to enter the US with them.
During one chat Moody Blues made reference to the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe, as he offered advice on who to kidnap and how to avoid detection.
A Kent Police spokesman said: "Two men aged 57 and 30 from the Canterbury area were arrested on Feb 21 for conspiracy offences, grooming and the possession of child abuse images. The two men are currently on police bail while inquiries continue.
"Kent Police have been in touch with law enforcement authorities in the United States in relation to this investigation."
It is thought police arrived at about 6.45am on Thursday and left at about 5.45pm.
Valle, who discussed killing his wife and other female acquaintances, did not kidnap or injure any women, and he claims he was only fantasising on the internet and had no intention of going ahead with the things he was discussing.
He denies charges of conspiracy to kidnap and improper use of a federal database system, after he allegedly used a police computer to research potential "victims".
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