I think Shirley played such a big part in everything, her whole life...I actually made a reference to her in the post before this, yesterday. I hope she forever has those wonderful tap shoes on! XOXO
I remember being home sick one day from school and I watched a ST movie, the one where her daddy was in the war and she got sent to girls home, she knew her dad was out there somewhere, she finally found him in a hospital, geez I cried and cried. She was adorable though! Love the valentines! I think in the airplane one, he is getting ready to smack the stewardess on the butt!! hahaha!
How very sad as Shirley Temple is an icon of our childhoods and happy times. I think she was my very first episode of being jealous...I was so wanting to be her and dance and have those ringlets and that sassy little style. Blessings...
Dear Toni... WE LOVED YOUR BLOG ABOUT SHIRLEY TEMPLE. MY SISTER WOULD HAVE LOVED IT ALL. IT MADE ME CRY.... LOVE YOU MORE - Mom
(My Mom's Sister, Violet, was the dear owner of these Valentines...I think her pictures shall have to accompany Friday's post)...THANKS Mom...Love you MORE!
I don't watch the news or read the newspaper so it was my son, who is always looking up information and getting news from yahoo, that told me about Shirley Temple's passing. Honestly, when he said she was 85, I thought, only? I guess I thought she was a heck of a lot older because I've known about her and watched her all my life. Love that tap dancing with Mr. Bojangles. Your aunt certainly had a huge collection of wonderful Valentines. Best wishes, Tammy
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Oh so cute! Happy Valentine´s week Tanya <3 xx
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful. A time of innocence. Thank you. xo
ReplyDeleteDo you think those few were fashioned after Shirley Temple? May she rest in peace!
ReplyDeleteI think Shirley played such a big part in everything, her whole life...I actually made a reference to her in the post before this, yesterday. I hope she forever has those wonderful tap shoes on! XOXO
ReplyDeleteLove vintage Valentines! Shirley Temple was my mother-in-law's idol as a child. They were about the same age. I am following you now.
ReplyDeleteLove day 2's vintage valentines ... thanks for the Shirley Temple's videos ... what great fun she was!
ReplyDeleteI remember being home sick one day from school and I watched a ST movie, the one where her daddy was in the war and she got sent to girls home, she knew her dad was out there somewhere, she finally found him in a hospital, geez I cried and cried.
ReplyDeleteShe was adorable though! Love the valentines! I think in the airplane one, he is getting ready to smack the stewardess on the butt!! hahaha!
How very sad as Shirley Temple is an icon of our childhoods and happy times. I think she was my very first episode of being jealous...I was so wanting to be her and dance and have those ringlets and that sassy little style. Blessings...
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize that Shirley Temple was that old. She always looked so young for a long time. Sweet vintage Valentines!
ReplyDeleteDear Toni... WE LOVED YOUR BLOG ABOUT SHIRLEY TEMPLE. MY SISTER WOULD HAVE LOVED IT ALL. IT MADE ME CRY.... LOVE YOU MORE - Mom
ReplyDelete(My Mom's Sister, Violet, was the dear owner of these Valentines...I think her pictures shall have to accompany Friday's post)...THANKS Mom...Love you MORE!
I read through all of your valentine's this week - they are just adorable! And Shirley Temple was an absolute doll.
ReplyDeleteI don't watch the news or read the newspaper so it was my son, who is always looking up information and getting news from yahoo, that told me about Shirley Temple's passing. Honestly, when he said she was 85, I thought, only? I guess I thought she was a heck of a lot older because I've known about her and watched her all my life. Love that tap dancing with Mr. Bojangles. Your aunt certainly had a huge collection of wonderful Valentines. Best wishes, Tammy
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