“Written in his journal on the day of his wife’s death - Teddy Roosevelt.”
Mick,
The Beatles and the Temples! (You all know The Beatles, of course, but sitting on Ringo’s knee is Lori Temple, and next to her is her mom - Shirley Temple.)
Damn, son. I forget sometimes how good looking he was back in the day. No matter what movie Jack’s in, he’s almost always a little scary. And I love that about himJack Nicholson in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975)
Happy New Year!
I’m sending money now.
Gene Wilder
Of course I must reblog Billie Burke, who, of course, is the lovely lady in my icon. She was so much more than Glinda the Good Witch of the North (South).Billie Burke, ca early 1910’s
Another shot:
(Source: evil203)
Mary Fields was born sometime around 1812 & was born a Slave in Hickman County, TN. She was the first African American woman and the second American woman to be employed as a mail carrier with the United States Postal Service. Mary was hired by the U.S. Postal Service because she was able to hitch a team of six horses to a Stagecoach faster than anyone other applicant. She earned the nickname “Stagecoach Mary” because of her reliability even in inclement weather that caused her to walk up to ten miles in the snow to the Mail Depot and the fact that she never missed a day of work.
20th April 1891: Victorian trick cyclists performing a balancing act. ‘Auckland’ (Photo by London Stereoscopic Company/Getty Images)
