First I ask you to bow before the Queen of Country, Delta, as she entertains you with a rousing chorus of "Delta Dawn".
Would you like to spend the weekend and join me for my Class Reunion. We are the Class of 1954 originally from Winthrop, Maine and now scattered to the four corners of the world. It will be quite exciting.
Here, I will introduce you to a few of the old gang. Please meet Peggy Sue. She is a wonderful dancer.
When the big band era was swept away in a shake, rattle and roll, the legendary Buddy Holly sang of his pretty, pretty Peggy Sue™. And now, she twists to life in a wide poodle skirt, perching her pink sunglasses atop her upswept red hair. She is attending as a perfect picture of the Fifties, from the embroidered monogram on her sweater to her sculpted saddle shoes.
"Peggy Sue" has not changed from her teenage days and brought along her sunglasses, 45 record, and her charm!
Now let me introduce you to Debbie.
"Don't Be Cruel," croons Elvis...and "Debbie™" is his forever! She's the perfect 50s high school girl in her pleated plaid skirt, nifty letter sweater and, of course, penny loafers. "Debbie" wears her dark hair in a fashionable flip and carries her High School yearbook.
Debbie is dressed for school in the fifties, and is even wearing her boyfriend's High School letter sweater. He is from Pocatello High.
Why Hello, Mary Lou™!" Don't you look lovely in your aqua prom dress and black pumps! With your golden hair sprayed into an oh so fashionable pageboy "flip," you are the most popular girl at the bandstand tonight. May I have this dance? The men are already lining up to dance with Mary Lou just like old times in the fifties. Hmmmm....Wonder why I could never be one of the popular ones. "Mary Lou" is wearing a headband, necklace, purse, wrap and corsage. What a sight to behold! This is sure to be a reunion she will never forget and I hope you won't either. All those songs from the past. Oh, She has quit dancing long enough for me to introduce her to you. Meet Mary Lou!!
Hope you had a wonderful weekend catching up on old times.
Before you go, your visit would not be complete unless you stopped by the playroom and spent some time with Little Miss Valentine. I want you to meet Val.
Monday's child is fair of face and today this lovely little lady is wearing a precious pink frock, topped with a sprigged pinafore, her glossy dark tresses are topped with an adorable matching bonnet. And she admires her pretty face in a tiny hand mirror.
Next meet Tuesday's child. She is full of grace. She's dressed in rosy pink from head to toe. Her lacy dance dress is painstakingly hand-stitched, her wide brimmed hat trimmed with satin ribbons. A strand of miniature faux pearls circles her lovely neck. She poses beautifully with a matching handbag.
Third in line is Wednesday's child. She is truly full of woe.
A teardrop glistens on her chubby cheek; her hand-painted lips pout in great distress. Enchantingly dressed in a red floral print and pantaloons, she clings to her torn rag doll and battered teddy bear. A matching cap tops her blond curls.
Our fourth little miss is
Thursday's child. A perfect honey-blond beauty, she has far to go and is already on her way. Her travelling coat is hand-stitched of soft powder blue; her felt hat is festooned with a big white rose. She poses beautifully with a matching tote bag.
Now I would like to introduce you to
Friday's child. She is loving and giving. She's the perfect birthday-party guest. Innocently clinging to a festively wrapped gift and pink balloon, her hand-set eyes gaze wistfully. An adorable sprigged print covers her high waisted dress and floppy hat.
Here is
Saturday's child. She works hard for her living...and she's dressed the part. Her sprigged blue gown is protected by a snowy apron; a neat kerchief covers her glossy auburn hair. A handy broom helps her keep everything bright and shining.
Last but not least meet
Sunday's child. She's fair and wise and good and gay, Sunday school perfect in a pure white dress of snowy eyelet. She's a perfect little lady in white shoes and stockings. Apricot ribbons and colorful flowers trim her gown and the straw hat that tops her pale golden curls. And the child born on the Sabbath day even carries her own tiny Bible.
Aren't they all just adorable and so well-behaved! I really enjoy it when they stop by to visit Val.
Val is an adorable child and has confided that she would like a brother or sister in the near future - so check back now and then - you never know - and enjoy the rest of your visit through the dollhouse. Thanks for stopping by and stay safe! Bye for now. Suzyque
