Oh, my goodness! I could have gotten into a lot of trouble in that store. In elementary schools, we frequently had dress-up days. Some of these were related to curriculum (dress up as your favorite character from a book), while others were complete nonsense and more for fun. I took part in it all. We used to have Crazy Hat Day once a year, and I had quite the collection. Some kids would forget, but many others couldn’t afford such a frivolous expense. That’s when I’d drag out my extensive collection. It might have seemed silly, but it was a bonding moment. I didn’t say anything aloud, but I took great pride in getting some “too cool sixth-grader” to let his guard down and act like a kid again. š
That is a neat story. This store was made for Crazy Hat Day! Strange though I don’t see or remember seeing the traditional conical shaped Vietnamese hats here. They would be great for dress up too.
This is just like a scene from the busy markets in Lagos Island. You’d see neverending rows of the same product whether shirts, shoes or hats and it can be beautiful sometimes.
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thats…. a lot of hats. enough hatties to make one batty!
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Oh, my goodness! I could have gotten into a lot of trouble in that store. In elementary schools, we frequently had dress-up days. Some of these were related to curriculum (dress up as your favorite character from a book), while others were complete nonsense and more for fun. I took part in it all. We used to have Crazy Hat Day once a year, and I had quite the collection. Some kids would forget, but many others couldn’t afford such a frivolous expense. That’s when I’d drag out my extensive collection. It might have seemed silly, but it was a bonding moment. I didn’t say anything aloud, but I took great pride in getting some “too cool sixth-grader” to let his guard down and act like a kid again. š
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That is a neat story. This store was made for Crazy Hat Day! Strange though I don’t see or remember seeing the traditional conical shaped Vietnamese hats here. They would be great for dress up too.
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This is just like a scene from the busy markets in Lagos Island. You’d see neverending rows of the same product whether shirts, shoes or hats and it can be beautiful sometimes.
Great pic!
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I really need to see Nigeria. I think I need a visa though.
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reminds me of one of my favorite kid books – Caps for Sale… š
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I’m glad it brought back a fun memory. Some of my favorite books are ones from childhood.
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there are so many classic children’s books…
My wife is a preschool teacher, so I get to see a lot of the books she reads to her kids…
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You ain’t kiddin’ š
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