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1950
Dad in the Amana Colony, visiting my sister Betty in College, 1958
What reflects our personalities more than what we put on our heads?
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
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I rarely will wear a hat, so what does that say about me. 😀 😀 Terrific gallery Judy 😀
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It means you are like me. I bet I own 20 hats and I wear none of them. I look like a little old lady in them.
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Hats are awesome and like you Judy I own quite a few but I hate to wear them!
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Well, there are a lot of collectibles we don’t wear, right?
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So you have a few photos of hats Judy 🙂
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This is a magnificent collection of hats, Judy! I have two or three that I wear for sun protection when I go to the beach — otherwise, I try to stay in the shade, and HATE to wear hats!
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I should take photos of my hat collection. I’d need a model to do them their proper honors, though.
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Perhaps the only thing that comes close is what we put on our cupcakes! 🙂
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Ha.. got me there.
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Wonderful – and very neat to include the Statue of Liberty
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The most famous hat of all. Well, up there in the running..
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And definitely needing to remind people
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Yes.. Some aren’t paying attention, for sure.
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I wore a thinking cap once, but then lost it.
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Hi Leland. I’ve been wondering how you are..
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What does your hat say on it? Your photo is too small to see. Your Grandpa has a great hat on!!!
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Hi, hope you are OK. How can we stay upbeat in this world? What a mess! I have not been hauled of to the old geezers home yet. When I leave, hope it is in a zip lock bag so I don’t try crawling out. Stay well in your castle down south.
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You didn’t tell me what your hat says, Leland! I’m glad you still have your old spirit.
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