Abstract header image based on the snapshot below:
I sport a Beatles-cut (fiercely sprayed into place with Aqua Net) and a groovy, mod wide lapel shirt with French cuffs.
I was called Miss Bell Telephone by the street queens of Charleston, South Carolina.
I got that swingin’ party shirt at a boutique in New York.
(c) Rob Goldstein 2016-2017
Art by Rob Goldstein 
I’m hoping your holiday will be sweet and pain free. May the new year bring us all some good news for a change.
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I pray for more light in 2018. I hope your holiday is warm and safe. Thank you!
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More light, globally would surely help. But I’m not holding my breath for that. Hopefully there will be light in your life, though.
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There is…I’m having a great day. 🙂
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didn’t it ever – O I didn’t notice the first time around but I would love a pair of those ancient sandals.
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LOL!!
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well take a look at you then, thank you Robert – I’m taking this one
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LO…I’m glad!
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Wow…that abstract is amazing. You captured your essence. Brilliant.
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Thanks…! I was a trippy Lil’ dude! 🙂
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With perfect 60’s hair, considered a little dangerous at the time. ☺
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I spoke with my oldest friend last night. We met the Summer of my 17th year. By then my hair was https://widgets.wp.com/notificationsbeta/2611910010#shoulder length and I was in bell bottoms that dragged the ground. The between the ages of 12 and 20 people are in a perpetual state of change.
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For sure, late 60’s and 70’s were interesting years for hair, clothing, just about everything. ☺
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Everything changed so quickly.
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