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Love this peachy quilt , I have made a quilt years ago, but want to make one like this for my grand baby due in February! Do you have supply step by step directions for cutting and sewing this quilt, worst part is she is not finding out the sex of the baby, so really not sure what colors I should go with, she said walls will be lt gray with forest green accents , any help would be appreciated

Reserved seating in groups of at least four is available for those seeking a specific table, and those over 21 can upgrade to full bottle service. That said, all guests get the entire experience beneath the retro-chic lights and the mix of vibrant colors and vibeful DJ beats. After this long year, disco-ver this sweet treat of an event space and get lost in the giddy swirl of something guaranteed to be peachy keen.

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I bought this at Lowe's and put it in a container with an anemone for mother's day in May. The peach color with the blueish anemone looked beautiful. I visited in October and the peachy keen was still blooming and filled out the pot nicely even after the anemone faded. Fantastic!

There's that DJ's name again, Jim Hawthorne, who delivered the peachy-keen lines quoted above. The book Echo and Reverb: Fabricating Space in Popular Music Recording, 1900-1960 says it was released in August 1948 and can be found in the 11 September 1948 Billboard Magazine.

peachy-keen adj. 1 Excellent; fine. More often than not, used ironically. See peachy. [peachy adj. Excellent; attractive; wonderful; spectacular. 1951: "The reporter hasn't called the composing room and ordered a replate on a peachy murder." Syracuse N.Y., Post-Standard, Aug. 18, 12/6. 1952: "These periscopes are peachy, grandma." Charles Kuhn, "Grandma," synd. newsp. comic strip, May 29. Since c1900. Since c1930 primarily schoolboy use; adults more and more use the word ironically.] 2 All right; fair; not good enough to warrant enthusiasm but adequate. Fairly common since c1955. This combination of two words formerly associated with youthful enthusiasm to = just fair" or "adequate" is typical of cool usage.

It's worth noting that keen in the sense of "Beautiful; attractive; swell" was especially popular with teenagers and younger folk, at least in the 1950s and 1960s. Thus, Max Shulman resorts to the term frequently in his novel Dobie Gillis (1951). Wentworth & Flexner gives several examples from that novel:

There was a peachy keen all-campus dance Saturday night. All the boys and a few girls were there. I danced with one cute trick. First name was Aphrodite. Someone cut in before she had a chance to get to her last name.

Excom deserves a whole bucket full of plaudits for their wise decision to grace the palm of Benjamin Goodman, et al, for making with the bebop come the 26th of February. It is sure peachy-keen that the characters who wish to attend the brawl for four hours that night will be the recipients of financial help from over 8,000 of their fellow students, so that the tickets won't even cost the price of four drinks at Dinah's.

peachy-keen adj.

N. Amer. slang excellent, wonderful.

1951 Independent Jrnl. (San Rafael, Calif.) 27 Oct. 5/8 The recently-installed time clock was well-received... Now all that is needed is a new lighting system and everything will be peachy keen.

According to =firefox-b-d&q=peachy+etymology, The first records of the word peachy come from around 1600. The first records of its use as a slang term come from around 1900. The word peach has been used as a slang term referring to an especially likeable or attractive person since at least the 1700s.

Add a soft peachy hue to your garden with these salmon-pink blossoms. The single blooms contrast beautifully with the dark evergreen foliage. With the abundant flowers in spring and fall, it makes an ideal addition to your landscape.

Like a stone fruit with some bite to it? The roasted oolong base brings orchidy notes and dark char to a typically bright and sweet tea fruit. Peach is a different animal in the dark. We think this one is just swell. Peachy keen. A real treat for the tongue! Try hot and iced, over many many infusions to get through all the flavor layers.

Ingredients: Charcoal-roasted oolong tea, rose hip, freeze dried peach, natural peach flavoring e24fc04721