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I was taken aback by performance depicting the Last Supper, and the other displays of debauchery. What is our world coming to and what did that have to do with Olympics???? Celine was inspiring on the other hand.
I think it didn’t surprise me as much because I grew up an hour from New Orleans. The things I have seen in that city 😅. Celine killed it and brought me to tears. I loved the cauldron air balloon too. More importantly I’m vegging on the couch today and watching!
I don’t think it was supposed to be the last super. I think it was supposed to an ancient god and goddess thing
It wasn’t the Last Supper. Olympics originated in Olympia, Greece and it is of Dionysus(a Greek God) coming to the table. Dionysus is the Greek god of festivities and wine, and is the father of Sequana, the goddess of the Seine River(which is in Paris). Since most of us aren’t familiar with Greek Gods and mythology it mostly resembled the Last Supper to us, but it isn’t.
I used to pick up all Savanna Jane as well. The larger sizes sell quickly for me but, I notice the smaller sizes sit. Of all the pieces I have sold (15+), the three I have left are all size Smalls.
That’s because we all grow out of small lol. Size smalls always seem to go on sale , I. The store while M . L, and XL, all sell out. So those lucky people who ware size S are just able to take advantage of sales
@@kirish43 Agree! Definitely learned my lesson.
When I'm shopping I always wish I was a small for the amazing selection. I'm too tall for a small and haven't been since I was in middle school so I know it's not possible.
That makes sense. I've been making an effort while in the XL+ sections to check more brand sell throughs
@@TheCajunBelle Me too! I used to stay away from Knox Rose but, I always thought their pieces were so lovely so I did some research and saw that the Sizes M+ in their dresses, especially midi and maxi sell so well. I've only sold 7-10 and they get interest immediately and sell quickly. Of course, the more unique / accents, the better. People are so in love with the Boho / Peasant style, it appears they don't care the brand.
Sad about the pink alpaca coat It would have sold for 150 or more here
Weird, right? I thought it was so pretty too.
I love the Olympics too!
I was frustrated by most of the opening (mainly the announcers), but loved the finale. The creativity of the cauldron is amazing, and then - the epic Celine Dion! SO GREAT! I've rewatched her performance so many times already. 😅
How'd you like the whole thing?
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LOVED the cauldron and of course Celine Dion. Lady Gaga was so campy and cute (as usual). I really enjoyed the opera heavy metal combo too. It was way more artsy than usual but it didn’t surprise me being that it was in Paris. I told my husband, imagine if it was in New Orleans, it would be a whole lot of the same. Payton Manning compared it to Mardi Gras for a reason, now I understand the French influence in Louisiana.
@TheCajunBelle Yes, the cauldron is so cool! I just read that it's made from LEDs, water mists, a giant balloon, and zero fossil fuels - the first one ever. Amazing.
@TheCajunBelle I agree with you and Peyton about the French/New Orleans connection too. It was a very artsy, chaotic, laissez-faire, avant-garde vibe. Apropos of both locations!
And it was even rainy and wet the whole time like here lol