For a Two for Tuesday Post,
had to share these celeb’s in their JUMBO scarves.
The image to the far right was digitized by someone to make JG’s scarf look even bigger –
but these are pretty big scarves.
Not sure I would be able to wear one…
You?
and in this next image,
Here we have two trees? two types of fences? two windows?
Happy Tuesday
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Wow, these definitely are very big scarves. I don’t think I could wear something that bulky.
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Same here, Robbie
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It looks wearing a blanket outside, not that some days that wouldn’t be a comforting thought, but I wouldn’t.
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ha – your comment reminded me of a time when Son2 was little and would walk around the house with his blanket- not that little – like 7 or 8 – and on a Saturday it was always with him.
I would not want this heavy load either – and the scarves around the neck that some women wear – whew – would feel encumbering to me – but I like how it looks on them
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Wow, those scarves are huge!! I don’t know about wearing one!!
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I know…. same here
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A very fun two themes! Trying to wear one of those scarves around does not look fun or comfortable to me. And I love your two-fer picture below! Good catch! 🙂
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Thanks – the hodge-podge photo was taken in VA beach
and I hear you on not looking fun to wear – heavy and just not everyone’s style
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Some of the women in our office would like these (for indoors) in the winter.
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yes,I know some of those ladies here too
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I could pick up the crocheted blanket my grandmother gave me and get the same look.
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hahah – that is exactly what it reminds me of. that was really funny
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I do like scarves , but not that big!
Love your photo, below!
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thanks for chiming in – and I agree – not that big – but both seem to wear them with ease
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My, what big scarves they are!
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I have blankets smaller than that 🙂 . I like wearing scarves, but those are just too much, so no thank you 😉
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I also have blankets smaller than that – (good comment – ha)
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I love scarves, but I draw the line somewhere around big-enough-to-cover-a-bed 😉
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haha – big enough to cover a bed – thanks for the laugh
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