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@lady_valor_07 1974

Based on the entirety of this photograph, what is your best estimation of the year it was taken?

@Matt_Pinner 18

I got only 3 point. You?

@davidyelland Wishing her the very best! Love her spirit!

Don’t know her, but she made me cry.

@Eman_8282 I love the pattern and colours. Just looking at it makes me feel warm and snug ❤️

My grandma is 68 and finished this quilt yesterday. My always rude grandpa said it looks like “a mess of colors”, now she's upset but i said i would post it here and she would know how amazing her work is....

@saniyafatma1278 It is beautiful. Hope you get to wear it and do post a photo so we see how elegant you looked in it.

I'm sitting in my bedroom staring at my grandmother's 1950s wedding dress, and I honestly don't know what to do anymore. Found it in her attic last month - sixty-four dollars was all she paid for it back then. The moment I saw all that delicate lace and the full skirt, my heart just melted. It felt like finding buried treasure. But apparently I'm the only one who thinks so. My sister took one look and said, "You're not seriously considering wearing that old thing, are you?" My best friend was even worse - "Nobody wears sleeves like that anymore, and that neckline is way too conservative. You'll look like you're playing dress-up." Their words keep echoing in my head, making me second-guess everything. But when I put this dress on, I feel connected to something bigger than trends and Pinterest boards. I feel like I'm honoring the woman who raised me, who taught me that real beauty doesn't need to scream for attention. I already found this incredible seamstress on Tedooo app who specializes in vintage alterations. She was so sweet when I explained the story, and she's going to take in the waist and adjust the hem while keeping every bit of the original character intact. I've already paid her deposit, and honestly, even if I hadn't, I don't want to change a single thing. Posted about it in a DIY group yesterday hoping for encouragement, and while people offered suggestions for "modernizing" it, I realized something important. This dress doesn't need to be fixed or updated or made trendy. It's perfect exactly as it is. I'm done asking for permission to love what I love. If walking down the aisle in my grandmother's dress makes me happy, then that's exactly what I'm going to do. Sometimes the most beautiful choice is the one that feels right in your heart, even when everyone else thinks you're crazy.

@emilio_piano_ @lang_lang @SteinwayAndSons Part 2 please! That was fantastic!

I met @lang_lang in Paris 🤯🎹 Today I was playing piano at Gate de Lyon when something incredible happened... Thank you @SteinwayAndSons for allowing us to play piano in the best condition on your amazing two upright pianos!

@KingTunde_SZN C

Let’s see how sharp your eyes are 👀 Which picture is different? Winner gets $700 💰

@mr_muskxnews Roar, rear, redeemer, richer, reaper, ringer, rimmer, runner, rower, racer…just to name a few.

@ohhanxiety June has 30 days not 31

I'm giving you an IQ test. What is wrong in this picture?

@theamelia__ B

@Matt_Pinner 7

I've been to 5, how many have you been to?

@CrazyVibes_1 It’s lovely! Well done.

My mother-in-law said my quilt looks like a thrift store threw up on my bed, and I’ve never been more proud of anything in my life. It took me two years to make this. Every single square is a different fabric, most of them from clothes my kids outgrew, old curtains, or tablecloths I found at estate sales. That orange floral print in the corner was my daughter’s first Easter dress. The dark blue paisley came from my husband’s shirt from our first date—the one with the torn pocket he refused to throw away until I finally cut it up for this. My mother-in-law came over last week, took one look at my bedroom, and said, “It’s very busy, isn’t it?” in that tone she uses when she really means this is hideous and you have terrible taste. She said her quilts are all coordinated, matching fabrics, professional-looking. Said mine looks chaotic. She’s right. It is chaotic. It’s every phase of my life stitched together—squares that don’t match, colors that clash on purpose, patterns that argue with each other. I learned to quilt from YouTube videos at midnight after everyone went to sleep, pricking my fingers until they bled because I couldn’t figure out how to use a thimble properly. I bought most of the backing fabric from someone’s destash sale online—eight yards of the perfect dark floral for twenty dollars. I found binding supplies online too, from a woman who quit quilting after her divorce and just wanted it all gone. We ended up messaging about our projects, and she showed me how to do proper mitered corners and sent me links to other quilters online who sell vintage fabric scraps. My mother-in-law’s coordinated quilts sit in her linen closet, wrapped in plastic. Mine is on my bed every single night, covered in dog hair and coffee stains and the weight of every memory I sewed into it. Cheesy or not, it’s the most honest thing I’ve ever made. Credit - Elisa Rogers

@lady_valor_07 18

I got only 1 point. You?

@Matt_Pinner Easily.

Would you live here for 3 months for $69,000,000? No wifi, no starlink, only books and 10 friends Could you do it?

@Matt_Pinner 7

Only 4 for me. How about You?

@otokyo__ Yes

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@Matt_Pinner 70 points for me

50 points to me, and I think no one will get to 100 points. How many did you get?

@lippyent Ryan O’Neal and Raquel Welch in “Love Story”.

Can you name this Movie 🎬 from just this shot? Hmm 🤔 ?¿

@honeymoon250 20 points

I got 7 points,YOU?

@theamelia__ Yes, that is true.