In article >,
Goomba > wrote:

> modom (palindrome guy) wrote:
>
> >> Many years ago Molly described women at the state Republican Convention
> >> as of two types: the "Wandas" and the "Buffys". What you saw in Frisco
> >> were definitely Buffys.
> >>
> > Yup. Vampire slayers, each and every one. Coach handbags, botox,
> > pricey coifs, chemical peels, and the whole nine yards.
>
> LOL, reminds me of being a young child in the 60s there in Dallas. We
> belonged to Brookhaven Country Club and I recall elegant women in little
> pink mini dresses carrying small poodles died to match their pink hair.
> They were probably the early "Buffy's", eh? Even as a young child I
> recognized that dieing your dog to match your hair was a tad foo-foo.

And the poor dogs had their nails polished and ribbons on each ear...

There were a few food-related things I remember fondly about Dallas.
Gloria's Salvadoran restaurant and La Calle Doce, both in my old hood of
Oak Cliff. The Simon David (Tom Thumb) grocery store on Inwood Road.
The long-ago Cafe Cancun. Mastering chopsticks at Uncle Tai's in the
Galleria. Anderson's and Sonny Bryan's BBQ joints, both of which were
near the med school where I worked.

Cindy

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