Starlet Challenge this week is
Greer Garson
Greer Garson was
working at an advertising agency at age 24, when she decided to start a
career as a full-time actor. While playing in "Old Music" in London, she
was discovered by MGM's Louis B. Mayer who gave her a contract the following day. Her first part was in Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939), which gave her an Oscar nomination for best actress, followed by the part as "Elizabeth Bennet" in Pride and Prejudice (1940). In 1942, she played the title role in Mrs. Miniver
(1942), a WWII morale-booster, for which she won an Oscar as best
actress. Although not happy with always being given the same kind of
roles, she stayed with MGM until 1954. After this, she made few
appearances in films, although her portrayal as Eleanor Roosevelt in Sunrise at Campobello (1960) gave her another Oscar nomination.
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She was one of my favorite in the late 40's and 50's.
I was at that impressionable age and her portrayal of strong women made quite an impression on my young mind.
I wanted to be that kind of woman when I grew up.
I was at that impressionable age and her portrayal of strong women made quite an impression on my young mind.
I wanted to be that kind of woman when I grew up.
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Doing my thing day.
As I continue to work on my items for the summer picnic craft booth I am finding amazing colored bags and cutting them up to supply my stash when I go on line with my Etsy shop.
Yes I am going to give it a stab.
Trying to learn to make paper beads and jewelry.
The latest projects for the picnic.
I call these Toy Totes.
I filled each bag with water toys.
These totes are made with heavier plastic bags along the bottom to give them more stability.
Double click to see the items.
This is the latest purse I just finished.
Doesn't leave me much time for visiting my blogger friends but it will soon be finished.
Doing a little container gardening also.
Where the birds play.
Near the hummingbird feeder.




