Why hello to you too!

Gravatar Dave is a long time hanky user. So adorable!


Gravatar Pretty! No go blow boogers all over them!


Gravatar My sweet Dad always carried hankies. I remember that he would iron them, and they were always perfectly folded in his drawer. It was only when I got older that I realized that that is not something that most people do. But, it's very eco-friendly, more people should do it, eh?
xo, Ols


Gravatar I heart Warren.


Gravatar I am weak for linens. Weak! Your hankies are amazing, Stew.


Gravatar My dad used to tie a knot in each corner of a hankie and use it as a hat when he was at the beach. And roll his pants legs up because British men don't so shorts.


Gravatar Lovely. My father is also a hankie man. Funny, my mother never was a hankie woman, but I too have quite a few from my grandmother (monogrammed with the right initials until I got married...).


Gravatar Has anyone heard from Jenny since Monday? We have been trying to reach her.


Gravatar Hey, Mom, I'm fine. Just don't have much to say and have been busy.

But my name is Stew.


Gravatar She's been busy cleaning. ;-P


Gravatar Wait. Tying a hankie in four corners to make a hat and rolling up pants legs - isn't that reminiscent of Benny Hill or somebody like that? Was that your dad, Marianne?!

LOL!


Gravatar Heh. Marianne's dad is SCOTTISH, though, and Benny Hill is English. I think that might be a point of contention, but am in no way sure about the intricacies of anglo-scotto relations.




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