Putting the OH in CADINOT! (pronounced CAD-IN-OH) for you slow on the uptake folk…LOL)

Putting the OH in CADINOT! (pronounced CAD-IN-OH) for you slow on the uptake folk…LOL)

12 At Noonwhat Could This Possibly Mean!

Classic Scene That Is Definitely A Repost!

One Of The Great Ones Jim Bentley Stars In An Under Appreciated Classic: Getting It! Here’s A Hot Scene From The Flick.

Finally, Michelle Obama’s 2 Inaugural Gowns. Pretty For Sure, But Somehow Lacking A Certain Formality That The Occasion Deserves.

Laura Bush’s 2 Inaugural Gowns. Funny How Two Gowns With So Many Similarities Can Create Quite Different Effects. Her First Gown, Though Sparkly Comes Across As Heavy Due To The Dark Color And Closed Skirt. While The 2Nd Dress, Lighter In Color With

Hilary Clinton Sparkles In Both Her Inaugural Gowns Though Her 1St Gown With The Deep Saturated Color Plays Off Her Complexion Much Better Than Her 2Nd Choice Which Washes Her Skin Tone Out.

Barbara Bush’s “Barbara Blue” Dress Struck Just The Right Note Of “Dress Up” Without Trying To Set Fashion Trends!

Nancy Reagan Brought High Fashion Back To The White House, Especially After The Disaster Of Mrs. Carter!

Ms. Carter - Not Since Mrs. Truman Has There Been Such A God Awful Mess&Amp;Hellip;And She Had Worn It Before To A Previous Inauguration!

Pat Nixon - Conservative Certainly But Classy And Classic.

Jacqueline Kennedy - Not One Of Her Best Frankly And Supposedly Ms. Kennedy Helped Design The Dress. I Think A Large Part Of Its Appeal Goes To Her Youth And Beauty And Slimness&Amp;Hellip;Imagine If You Will The Same Dress On An Older, Larger Woman And You’d

Mamie Eisenhower - Classic 50S Silhouette And While Pretty Enough, Kinda Boring.