It was quite the exciting day when Rocky Mountain PBS producer Lisa Olken and her exceptional crew arrived at my home to film my love of aprons as a segment in VINTAGE COLORADO. It was a wonderful visit – chatting on end about the aprons in my collection and the women who once tied them on. The hours of our conversation have been edited into a fabulous video, which I’m so excited to share!
“Aprons” is one piece of VINTAGE COLORADO. Here is the link to the entire series: http://www.rmpbs.org/vintage/ , which includes collectors of dolls, trailers, electronics, jewelry and salvage redo.
RMPBS is in the running to receive a prestigious Denver People’s Choice Award. Voting for the award is open to everyone everywhere and takes but seconds. Just click Rocky Mountain PBS, KUVO, KUNC/KUJZ Join Forces for Culture and scroll to the bottom to cast. Thank you for taking the time to support this collaboration.
And much hugs and love to Lisa and crew for letting me share my passion for Aprons, which don’t hold us back, they take us back.
xxEllynAnne
Hi there! My husband and I watched the video together. I just had to tell you he LOVED your hair. Me too. 🙂
Once a week, I wash and roll that big ol’ head of hair onto curlers and pop on one of those plastic bonnets with the tube from bonnet to dryer. 1 1/2 hours later, the “waterfall.” That’s day 1. If you saw me any other day, my hair is in a ponytail, often perking on top of my head. Very Flintstone. So, thank you for the compliment and if we ever cross paths, you’ll know the day by the hair!