Art by Louis Ravelli from For a Night of Love. Published by Avon, 1951.
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Transcript:
SCENE: A woman us either removing or putting on a flimsy wrap.
WOMAN: You wanna be happy? It’s simple! Stop worrying about what other people think! Unless, OF COURSE, those “other people” are me!
1951 Art: Louis Ravelli Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
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SCENE: A woman us either removing or putting on a flimsy wrap.
WOMAN: You wanna be happy? It’s simple! Stop worrying about what other people think! Unless, OF COURSE, those “other people” are me!
1951 Art: Louis Ravelli Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
DJP.lk104
WOMAN: You wanna be happy? It’s simple! Stop worrying about what other people think! Unless, OF COURSE, those “other people” are me!
1951 Art: Louis Ravelli Re-Creation: Diego Jourdan Pereira
DJP.lk104
I’d be safe since I’ve already sold my soul to Rock N’ Roll.
Wow, talk about your high beams!
Émile Zola writing from beyond the grave.
I’d be happier if she’d drop the wrap! 😉