completely OT: please vote

> My DIL presumptive was in a makeover contest -- would you consider giving
> her your vote?
> She's "Heather M"
> http://macysmakeover.com/vote.html
> Winner gets a new wardrobe...
> thanks,
> Sue
> --
> Susan Hartman/Dirty Linen
> The Magazine of Folk and World Music
> www.dirtylinen.com

> Done. At the same time you made me nostalgic for the Paramus Mall. I
> left a lot of cash there in my day.
>
> Lucille

> Lucille wrote:
>> Done. At the same time you made me nostalgic for the Paramus Mall. I
>> left a lot of cash there in my day.
>> Lucille
> Thanks! But I should ask, WHICH Paramus Mall? When I grew up there, we
> would shop at the Bergen Mall and the Garden State Plaza (later a mall).
> Then they built Paramus Park, right about the time I left NJ (early 70s) -
> that one had the primo NY stores - Lord and Taylor, Saks Fifth Ave, etc. -
> so it's unlikely I'd do a lot of shopping there anyway, due to price. We
> were a Bambergers/Gimbels family (Garden State Plaza). When DS was born,
> 31 years ago this month, one of his first outfits came from Saks at
> Paramus Park, purchased by his godmother, who then lived in Ridgefield
> Park.
> Waxing nostalgic alongide you!
> sue
> BTW: In case anyone doesn't see "Heather M" in the choices: She was at the
> Cherry Hill Mall event. For some reason, AOL only showed me the Kansas
> event, and I couldn't figure out how to get to the right competition!
> --
> Susan Hartman/Dirty Linen
> The Magazine of Folk and World Music
> www.dirtylinen.com

>
>> Lucille wrote:
>>
>>> Done. At the same time you made me nostalgic for the Paramus Mall. I
>>> left a lot of cash there in my day.
>>>
>>> Lucille
>>
>> Thanks! But I should ask, WHICH Paramus Mall? When I grew up there, we
>> would shop at the Bergen Mall and the Garden State Plaza (later a mall).
>> Then they built Paramus Park, right about the time I left NJ (early 70s) -
>> that one had the primo NY stores - Lord and Taylor, Saks Fifth Ave, etc. -
>> so it's unlikely I'd do a lot of shopping there anyway, due to price. We
>> were a Bambergers/Gimbels family (Garden State Plaza). When DS was born,
>> 31 years ago this month, one of his first outfits came from Saks at
>> Paramus Park, purchased by his godmother, who then lived in Ridgefield
>> Park.
>>
>> Waxing nostalgic alongide you!
>>
>> sue
>>
>> BTW: In case anyone doesn't see "Heather M" in the choices: She was at the
>> Cherry Hill Mall event. For some reason, AOL only showed me the Kansas
>> event, and I couldn't figure out how to get to the right competition!
>>
>>
>> --
>> Susan Hartman/Dirty Linen
>> The Magazine of Folk and World Music
>> www.dirtylinen.com
>
>
> In the days I went to Paramus Park, I could shop at some of those stores and
> get phenomenal buys on clothing on sale. That was before liposuction and so
> much plastic surgery so being a short and thin was a definite plus on the
> sales racks. There weren't a lot of people who liked the kind of
> conservative, preppy look that I favored in such small sizes and that stuff
> was always left over.
>
> Besides that, it was fun to go all the way there for a days outing. Not
> like now when there are large malls all over the place.
>