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iluvtennis

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22. Love it 😍😍. n/t

Reply to BootinUp (Original post)

Thu May 29, 2025, 10:58 AM

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In 1933, Eleanor Roosevelt and Amelia Earhart left a White House dinner [View all] BootinUp May 28 OP

Love it! Diamond_Dog May 28 #1

Thank you! niyad May 28 #2

A post about Badass Women in History BOSSHOG May 28 #3

Wow, daring duo Shellback Squid May 28 #4

"is this slightly misogynistic?" speak easy May 28 #12

In what way could whathehell May 29 #21

poster was probably thinking excessive praise for stopdiggin May 29 #23

Hi stopdiggin.. whathehell Friday #32

agreed, on all counts stopdiggin Friday #33

maybe being condescending, I was a little tipsy when I posted but the story is amazing, especially for the time Shellback Squid Friday #35

Daring duette, maybe? calimary May 29 #30

Fantastic! mountain grammy May 28 #5

You go, ladies! This made my heart sing, and babylonsister May 28 #6

And just a tad badass! BOSSHOG May 28 #7

Cheers to badasses!! babylonsister May 28 #8

Those two ladies had big smiles,... magicarpet May 28 #9

If Earhart had lived... Javaman May 28 #10

From the Smithsonian: They were passengers, but both took the controls briefly. highplainsdem May 28 #11

Knr UTUSN May 28 #13

And night flying in 1933 was no easy task compared to now Wednesdays May 29 #14

Children's Book: Amelia and Eleanor Go For A Ride electric_blue68 May 29 #15

Such a good book TNNurse May 29 #18

Cool! electric_blue68 May 29 #28

What a difference a century makes DFW May 29 #16

Love it! SheltieLover May 29 #17

Love it. Passages May 29 #19

Wow! A great story about two powerful women. Martin68 May 29 #20

Love it 😍😍. n/t iluvtennis May 29 #22

That's amazing and something I never knew about before! Vinca May 29 #24

Let's hear it for women. They are usually more fun than men. Be kind. There is a boomerang effect. twodogsbarking May 29 #25

Mrs. Roosevelt was a Force of Nature. Snackshack May 29 #26

Sweet wendyb-NC May 29 #27

My kind of gals! calimary May 29 #29

My Dad met them both once. NameAlreadyTaken May 29 #31

Thanks for posting that! Kaleva Friday #36

They should make this into a movie SocialDemocrat61 Friday #34