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 VINTAGE 925 STERLING SILVER NATIVE AMERICAN SGND NAVAJO CUFF BRACELET GAHE 44gr  US $58.77
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 Vtg Native American Sterling Silver Coral Turquoise Watch Cuff Bracelet US $83.00
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 Native American Sterling Silver Signed Cuff Bracelet US $11.61
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 Native American Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet Turquoise signed womens US $299.00
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 Navajo Native American Single Turquoise Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet US $35.00
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 NATIVE AMERICAN LARGE STERLING SILVER TURQUOISE CUFF BANGLE BRACELET signed JMT US $84.00
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 Spencer Navajo Cuff Bracelet Vintage Sterling Silver Handmade Native American US $39.99
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 Wild Horse Cuff Bracelet Navajo Sterling Silver Native American Jewelry 925 US $148.95
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 Vintage Navajo Cuff Bracelet Sterling Silver Turquoise E Yazzie Native American US $275.00
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 Native American Sterling Silver Turquoise Feather Cuff Bracelet US $29.95
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 Lot of 7 Native American Indian Signed Bracelets Cuff Sterling Silver Turquoise US $199.00
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 Native American Zuni Inlay Sterling Silver Horse Cuff Bracelet Band US $79.88
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 Native American Large Cuff Inlay Mosaic Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet US $89.00
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 BIG Native American TURQUOISE CUFF Bracelet signed E Sterling Silver Vintage US $174.99
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 Native American STERLING Silver Turquoise CUFF BRACELET US $16.48
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 authntic american indian malachite sterling silver cuff bracelet US $59.99
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 Vintage sterling silver Native American cuff watch bangle with Turquoise US $185.00
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 Vintage Sterling Silver AMERICAN SOUTHWEST INDIAN CUFF TURQUOISE BRACELET SOLID US $80.99
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 LARGE NATIVE AMERICAN NAVAJO STERLING SILVER TURQUOISE CUFF BRACELET SIGNED KY US $295.00
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 TAHE Sterling Silver CUFF bracelet Native American Cable tooled stamped 455 gr US $139.99
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 Native American Navajo sterling silver curled bracelet cuff by Gahe US $249.00
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 Native American NAVAJO TAHE Sterling Silver 1 20 12K Gold 2 TONE CUFF Bracelet US $129.95
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 NATIVE AMERICAN NAVAJO WAYNE ETSITTY STERLING SILVER KOKOPELLI CUFF BRACELET US $147.00
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 RARE NATIVE AMERICAN Sterling Silver NAVAJO Yazzie 7 STONE Cuff BRACELET Jewelry US $79.95
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 Native American Sterling Silver Turquoise Rose Cuff 403 grams US $366.00
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 NATIVE AMERICAN ZUNI STERLING SILVER TURQUOISE CUFF STYLE BRACELET US $82.00
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 Native American Zuni Sterling silver Effie Calavaza small Opal bracelet cuff US $149.00
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 Native American Jewelry Turquoise Cuff Bracelet Sterling Silver US $119.99
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 Native American SUNSHINE REEVES Sterling Silver Red Spiny Shell Cuff Bracelet US $479.00
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 Dead Pawn Native American Sterling Silver Ladies Cuff Bracelet Turquoise US $68.00
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 Sterling Silver Native American Coral Cuff Bracelet US $79.00
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 Native American Sterling Silver Strands Cuff Signed Murphy Platero 29 grams US $365.00
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 Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet Native American US $95.00
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 Vintage Signed Native American Indian Zuni Sterling Silver Turquoise Watch Cuff US $715.00
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 NATIVE AMERICAN STERLING SILVER CUFF BRACELET SIGNED HRN US $89.99
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 Native American Derrick Gordon Sterling Silver Red Mtn Turquoise Cuff Bracelet US $2,159.00
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 Vintage Native American Bracelet Turquoise Sterling Silver Cuff Bangle Signed US $325.00
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 Native American Sterling Silver 925 Turquoise Spider Cuff Bracelet Cortez M US $499.99
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 SIGNED Old Sterling Silver 925 TURQUOISE Feather Cuff bracelet Native American US $89.99
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 Chunky Rope Cable Sterling Silver 925 CUFF Bracelet Signed CJA Native American US $79.99
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 Signed PLATERO Sterling Silver 925 Tooled Stamped CUFF Bracelet Native American US $59.99
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 Native American Sterling Silver Mother of Pearl Open Cuff Bracelet US $39.99
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 Exquisite Native American Navajo Sterling Silver Feathers Womens Cuff Bracelet US $379.00
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 NATIVE AMERICAN NAVAJO GILBERT BEGAY STERLING SILVER CUFF STYLE BRACELET US $67.00
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 Sterling Silver Dolphin Cuff Bracelet Signed SC Silver Cloud Native American US $111.69
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 Sterling Silver 925 Native American Navajo Etched Cable Rope Tahe Cuff Bracelet US $119.99
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 Sterling Silver 925 Native American Heavy Navajo Etched Tahe Cuff Bracelet US $119.99
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 Sterling Silver 925 Native American Large Oval Braided Turquoise Cuff Bracelet US $99.99
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 Sterling Silver 925 Native American Large Heavy Etched Turquoise Cuff Bracelet US $99.99
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 Sterling Silver Bowannie Native American Zuni Inlay JRB Turquoise Cuff Bracelet US $99.99
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You just look awful!
Me in my YELLOW OUTFIT in Texas Stadium-U.S.A.
My friend Julie and I traveled from Fayetteville, Arkansas to Dallas, Texas (U.S.A.) one weekend to see our dear friend R.J. (a running back), and the University of Arkansas Razorbacks play Southern Methodist University in football (American football that is). Both Julie and I were very fashion forward and got all dolled up for the game. Julie wore a stunning, haute fitted black skirt and white boyfriend blouse cinched at the waist with a wide black belt, black pumps, sterling silver accessories, and hot pink-high sheen-lip gloss. She looked fabulous. I had just bought a cutting edge matching skirt and top. The ensemble was bright mustard yellow, and had wide fitted cuffs at the wrists, hips, and long hemline. Some black opaque tights, black ankle boots, black bag, multiple bands of clinking gold bracelets, huge gold hoop earrings, Urban eyeliner, Shaper in the hair, Wayfarers on baby, and voilá-ready to rock and roll. Julie and I both felt full of pizzazz and elegance as we parked in the sprawling lot at Texas Stadium (where the Dallas Cowboys played at the time). Grabbing our bags and tickets, we began walking toward the mammoth arena feeling unstoppable. About 20 yards from the entrance to the stadium, while surrounded by dense crowds of eager football fans, my chic companion and I, and everyone within a two-mile radius who was not hearing impaired, were jolted by the following diatribe: "Hey, you in the yellow! Hey, I'm talking to you in the yellow outfit!" Thoroughly confounded, everyone started looking around to see who was yelling at the top of his lungs.
‘Wait a minute…my outfit is REALLY yellow…is he yelling at me?'
The entire crowd glanced up and saw the source of the commotion. It was coming from a guy, whom I had never laid eyes on before in my life-at least that I remembered. He was already inside the stadium and was hanging off the second level walkway looking directly downward at me. "Yeah, you in the yellow, you just look awful! That outfit is horrible! You look terrible! You need to go home, you look so bad!"
Julie was the most fiercely loyal friend you could ever have. She had these great big gorgeous blue eyes, long curly blonde hair, was five feet inches tall, and barely 100 pounds of pure whoop ass. I once saw a 250 pound bouncer remove her from a club because she was trying to break a beer bottle over a brass banister. As any savvy co-ed would, she was trying to fashion the empty glass container into a weapon to wield in a barroom brawl, which was brewing over some sort of misunderstanding involving dance partners, I believe. Julie is now a Stay Home Mother with two adorable children, a loving Husband, and a precious dog. Who would have guessed?
Upon hearing the very public excoriation of her friend, Julie instinctively threw down her purse on the steaming black asphalt (so that she could have both of her tiny hands free for whatever fisticuffs might have been imminent-obviously). She began screaming at my mysterious fashion critic "Why don't you come down here and say that ya DICK?! You're pretty tough all the way up there! Come on and bring it on down here asshole!"
‘What is going on? I'm so confused. Am I stoned? Because I feel stoned.'
Just in case anyone had any ambiguity left about his true feelings concerning my choice of attire, Mr. Blackwell let loose one final salvo "YOU JUST LOOK LIKE SHIT IN THAT YELLOW DRESS!!" This was the point where he lost all credibility-any true fashionista/o would have instantly recognized my outfit as a skirt and top, not a dress.
"Ill-mannered poseur!" ‘That'll show him.'
By this time, I was deeply mortified. It was obvious to everyone around that this guy was screaming at me. Seeing how yellow my outfit was, there was little doubt about whose clothing had offended him so. Total strangers were coming up to me saying "Honey, I think you look nice," or "What did you do to that guy?" Then the coup de grâce, a guy I went to high school with, and hadn't seen since, walked up and asked, in a very sincere, slightly panicked tone-as if I had an open artery gushing blood-"Are you Okay?!"
‘Fairly humiliated, but Okay. Classes are going well. You?'
Years later when I was working in Psychiatric Research, I told my colleagues this story over lunch one day and asked the Spanish Psychiatrist for whom I worked "Why do you think that guy might have done something like that?" Thinking his clinical response would be something along the lines of "Well, it ees quite likely that his Mother was wearing a bright, mustard yellow colored blouse the last day that she breast fed heem."
The good Doctor who had devoted his entire adult professional life to the study of the human mind and behavior-with great acumen, I might add-replied "I dohn know!"
Lori Culpepper Dinsmore
About the Author
There is a psychiatric/psychological diagnosis called "Folie a Plusieurs," which is a French phrase literally meaning "Madness has Several." This disorder was first discovered by French Psychiatrists, thus the French name. The illness may occur when people are so enmeshed with each other they actually adopt the psychosis or psychoses of their companions.
The imagery which the phrase~Madness has Several~evokes, for me, is simply enchanting.
This is my portal into my own folie and joy. I am a Stay Home, HomeSchooling Mother to a ten year old Human Boy, a four year old Bloodhound Boy, and a six year old retired racing Greyhound Boy. My Husband (also a Boy), Jonathan, and I have been married nearly 15 years. They are my treasures.
Here is my lens for the epoch we share-past and present. These are my hopes, ruminations, and of course, delirious thoughts…but what always burns most vividly is the beautiful laughter.
Hold on tight to la folie avec moi mon pretties.
Lori Culpepper Dinsmore