u/LovetheGoldenGirls — reddlx

▲ 7 r/MarilynMonroe+1 crossposts

What does everyone think?

what does everyone think about Marilyn‘s death? does anyone think she has been killed?

found a panelist on What’s my line Dorothy Kilgallen had a very similar death- their deaths are i think connected

https://nypost.com/2016/12/04/dorothy-kilgallens-tell-all-on-a-mafia-don-might-have-got-her-killed/

also has anyone seen that Celebrity Crime Scene? what do you all think of it?

thought I would include a copy of an article written by Dorothy Kilgallen about Marilyn and her death

u/LovetheGoldenGirls — 3 days ago

▲ 13 r/Rabbits

Is this a good set up for my Rosie?

my Rosie is a French lop. it is kind of a small cage but they don’t make anything for a French lop and Flemish giant. So just asking (you can probably see some of Rosie)

is this a good set up? ( if you see her empty dog bowl: I haven’t fed my Rosie a second time today yet going to now)

also, should her food and water be in her littler? Or out? I have been told that they have to have her food and water in her littler. But I have seen a lot of photos where the water and food are not in the littler

please excuse the mess of my room.( I am cleaning it because my grandmother is coming into town on Tuesday for her mom (my great grandmother) birthday)

u/LovetheGoldenGirls — 3 days ago

▲ 18 r/LittleHouseNetflix

What does everyone think about this Little House?

to be honest, I did not really like it. first thing, how the heck did Jack (dog) survive jumping into the river and being swept down stream, the wolf’s you could easily tell it was CGI, Caroline (in me and my cousin’s opinion) was being too dramatic when a log I think hit her foot and some how she got a bruise (could be dirt) on her face.

I think they did really good with the Osage clothing.

One hat that one person wore (I don’t remember who or what episode) was more modern than 1800s. I think they should have done Carrie‘s birth more true. For starters she was not born over Christmas, Laura and Pa (Charles) were visiting a Osage village when Carrie was born. The last episode where they go to Walnut Grove, Mr Edwards does not tell them his brother or cousin or something had a store in walnut grove. Here’s what really happened:

Charles sold the Pepin farm to Gustav Gustavson on credit.
The Ingalls family moved to a cabin in Kansas.
Government soldiers ordered all white squatters to leave Kansas territory.
Gustavson defaulted on his farm payments back in Wisconsin.
Gustavson returned the ownership of the Pepin property to Charles.
The family traveled all the way back to Pepin.
They lived in the Wisconsin house for three more years.
Charles sold the Pepin farm again for cash to Andrew Anderson.
The family used that money to move to Walnut Grove.

So it was not Mr Edwards who invited them to go to walnut grove. His character was based on a neighbor Mr Brown. After leaving Kansas, the ingalls never saw the neighbor again. But she added him in into 2 other books.

And the fever episode, how do they get better soon after the dr came? I thought laura did not get it but in the episode she gets it- in a way

what do you all think?

i hope this post does not get removed. I love history and letting people know right from wrong history (Including fashion history) I hope this post does not sound mean to anyone

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u/LovetheGoldenGirls — 2 months ago

▲ 6 r/Antiques

Just showing my new trunk (Arizona United States)

my mom found this trunk (people call it a hope chest) on the road and thought it would be good for my room. The key i finally opens it with broke inside the lock.

(please excuse the mess)

u/LovetheGoldenGirls — 3 months ago

▲ 0 r/collectables

What is this wrapper?

I finally got my (people call it a hope chest) trunk open but then when I went to get the skeleton key out the key broke. well anyway, I found this wrapper in it. no idea how old it is. could anyone help me identifying this wrapper?

u/LovetheGoldenGirls — 3 months ago