Dubbed the “first American flapper” by her husband Scott, Zelda Fitzgerald was the epitome of 1920s style. Learn more about this style icon – and how you could win a special edition lithograph inspired by her.
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"Q: Where do cantaloupes go for the summer? A: John Cougar Mellon Camp!" From that joke you can surmise a few things about Hannah -- she loves a good pun, she delights in irreverence, and red peppers are her vegetable of choice. How does one figure out Hannah loves red peppers from that joke? Hmm, that's top secret. Hannah also adores outdoor activities, arts & crafts, reading, and being abroad.Author Archive | Hannah
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