Bone Appétit
“Tinkie tucked in the straps of the new dress she’d bought me while she was supposed to be shopping for a camera. The apple green dress fit me like a glove. Both Tinkie and Cece had the shopping gene. Alas, I did not. But then I didn’t need it because my friends were happy to make sure my wardrobe met their high standards.
A knock on the hotel room door drew an exclamation of pleasure from Tinkie. “Cece is here!” She threw open the door to reveal our journalistic friend, already dressed for the ...occasion. We were attending the “Poise and Confidence” segment of the beauty pageant. Evening dress was de rigueur. Since I wasn’t in the habit of traveling with a formal gown, Tinkie had provided one. She’d packed six large suitcases with everything she’d need for a summer season with the Royal Family.
“You look marvelous, Sarah Booth, dahling.” Cece air-kissed both my cheeks and then Tinkie’s. “And you, Tinkie Richmond, are stunning.”
Tinkie wore a midnight blue velvet gown that plunged low in front and laced down the back.MoreLess
A knock on the hotel room door drew an exclamation of pleasure from Tinkie. “Cece is here!” She threw open the door to reveal our journalistic friend, already dressed for the ...occasion. We were attending the “Poise and Confidence” segment of the beauty pageant. Evening dress was de rigueur. Since I wasn’t in the habit of traveling with a formal gown, Tinkie had provided one. She’d packed six large suitcases with everything she’d need for a summer season with the Royal Family.
“You look marvelous, Sarah Booth, dahling.” Cece air-kissed both my cheeks and then Tinkie’s. “And you, Tinkie Richmond, are stunning.”
Tinkie wore a midnight blue velvet gown that plunged low in front and laced down the back.MoreLess
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