Thursday, July 31, 2008

Mabel


Hello. My name is Mabel. I reside in Ki and Kerry Nassauer's foyer. I have heard they might be moving me to a more obscure area in the home as their realtor has expressed concern. It seems potential buyers are a little weirded out as they enter the house. That's ok with me. I understand not all folks like dress forms, particularly those of us sporting voluptuous figures. The hat, not my favorite, I'm told it has sentimental value...Ki's father is a Shriner. How did I get my name? Ki's grandmothers on both sides were named Mabel, along with the family dog. (Now deceased)

Nice to meet you!

Have fun on your dress form adventure, say hi to my cousins! The complete list of us gals is at http://shabbyscraps.typepad.com/
Take care,
Mabel

25 comments:

  1. Too funny! I grew up around the Shriners. My dad was a Mason, my mother in Eastern Star and I was a Rainbow Girl.

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  2. OMGOODNESS KI! I think I may need Mabel to sew me a few dresses!!!! That says so much about my figure, doesn't it??? I love her!!! xxoo, Dawn

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  3. Love Mabel, looks like my type of gal! Too funny! Keep up the great blog.
    Cheryl

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  4. Now that is a first. Love the sagging "girls". It's amazing what realtors make us do.
    ttyl
    Margo

    View my blog at:
    http://robolady.blogspot.com/

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  5. I love Mabel! I think she is like the house mother to a lot of these other girls I have been meeting this morning! Thank you so much for sharing her with us and for supporting me, nadia, and kitty. There is no way my husband can deny my sanity now!
    xoxo, Tiffany

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  6. Mabel has a very unique figure, and I hope the realtors don't make you move her too far away. She's great!|~Martha

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  7. That's too bad you have to put Mabel away, she could be part of a welcoming committee for prospective buyers, oh well!
    Thanks for showing her!
    Rosa

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  8. It's a very stainless steel, granite and nothing else world with those realtors isn't it? Don't worry about it, Mabel, a lot of us "get" you and we too have succumbed to the pull of gravity. Thanks for sharing, Ki, and junk on!

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  9. Mabel is just wonderful!!! Thank you for sharing her with us today. Have a wonderful day.

    Kathy

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  10. Nice to meet you too Mabel!!!
    Rosemary

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  11. Are you kidding us, Mabel? Shriner hats are WAY COOL and Clara and I would do anything for one. We're into things way Masonic around here.

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  12. Now THAT'S a dress form! lol

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  13. I've never seen one like her! She's wonderful! Blessings.. Polly

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  14. My favorite dress form so far!!! LOL!

    I wasn't able to post on Blogger today and had to put my forms on: http://oldtimemeartist.wordpress.com/

    I hope you have a few minutes to check them out!

    Sher

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  15. Hi Mabel nice to meet you too. I love the way you dress; not making a problem that time must have altered your body slightly, take this as a compliment.
    ;-)

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  16. I have never seen a dress form that quite looks like Mabel! (o: She's got a lot of character, love those vintage gals!

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  17. It's a pleasure to meet you Mabel! I'm sorry to hear you will be having to give up your space because of some strangers in your own home, but I'm sure it won't be for long. Hang in there. :)

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  18. Mabel's a funny girl- very comfortable with herself!

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  19. Oh how funny! Voluptuous, hehe...
    Great hat I think!
    Yah... might wanna hide her from house hunters.
    The vintage larger scaled models are hard to find. Lucky you!
    Nikki

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  20. Mabel's only uncomfortable for me to look at because she reminds me too much of myself. She doesn't seem self-consious in the least though. Have a great weekend! Twyla

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  21. Voluptuous rocks Mabel! I think you make a fine welcoming committee for potential buyers - I'd be impressed. :o)
    -Karoline

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  22. So glad I found your Blog, I always Love watching for Your Vintage Treasures.....

    Your Mabel is So Unique ~ what more can be said about such a Vintage Gal ~ I think she is Lovely in the Foyer, but Some People just don't Understand....

    cheryl

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  23. Love it! A "true" dress form! A voluptuous figured, one! Mabel, you won my heart!

    *Heidi*
    Everyday Cookies

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  24. I hate to say it but.... Mabel's sister lives in my basement! I was thinking about covering her with decoupaged pictures... to liven her up! LOL

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