Hat to the power of four should satisfy Sepia Saturday’s need for groups of four this week.
Put something on your head and it automatically becomes a hat, in this case 1960s style.
And now, having performed my quartet, I can go and indulge myself by investigating a single postcard with a trip down memory lane. You can join me to read about
that handsome, dashing hero
Or go to Sepia Saturday for more groups of four.
Bound for Australia 
Looks more like a helmet.
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Love it – four hats are definitely better than one.
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This is my favourite post so far this week. I made me smile and feel good 🙂
Thankyou
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HA — yes, a colander makes a great hat. I have pictures of my daughter with a Cool Whip bowl for a hat.
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Oh I do like your foursome photos, very adorable too!
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Oh my goodness! I went on to view “The Red Shadow” & what fun. I saw the movie with Gordon McRae & Katherine Grayson, but the mention of Dennis Morgan made me smile because I sang in a church choir for several years with Dennis except he was using his given name, Stanley, by then. He had a wonderful rich tenor voice. Not only that, but when we moved from the area, he gave me a whole stack of his music. He, being a tenor, and I, a soprano, made it possible for me to sing several of the pieces he gave me. Quite a thrill.
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Fabulous quartet!
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The colander is great, but it wouldn’t be good in the rain.
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I have one of my son with a big yogurt container on his head for a hat. I guess at that age anything big enough will do for a head covering.
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Perfect!
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This is my first time pay a visit at here and i am actually impressed to read everthing at single place.
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