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Dorinda — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 14:08:32 +0000

Thank you for sharing your hat story. I too have lost a favorite hat so I know how you feel. Hats do have “magic” associated with them, and I always look forward to the next purchase and discover the magic that one will bring.

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Caroline — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 02:53:15 +0000

I found my favourite hat in a thrift store. It was a steal of a deal! Very warm, just right for winter. It was either velvet or velour, in a rich shade of burgundy that bordered on maroon. Not a particularly unique design, it was an old fashioned brimmed hat with fabric bow sewn on. I loved that the brim could be worn up, down, or rakishly down one side and up the other. Flexible hats are the most versatile because you can wear them in a myriad of ways. It fit like a dream, really flattered the face and the strongest of winter winds couldn’t pull it off. I’m not especially good looking but wearing that hat, I turned heads on the street, something of a feat for a woman in her 40s. Several times strangers came up to me while I was out walking and declared, “I love your hat!” One determined woman wanted to know where I’d got it and unfortunately I couldn’t tell her much–there wasn’t even a label inside. Sadly, I think I accidentally returned my hat to the thrift store with my last donation because when I went to find it, it was missing. I’m hoping it works the same magic on whoever bought it, making her feel as beautiful as I did my for many years.