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Hyde Park woman's romper is gone with the wind; she'd like it back

Priscilla Guerrero seeks some Hyde help finding her new romper:

On 6/17 I put it out to dry on my porch. The weather app indicated 93F. The strong winds blew my romper away.

It is now missing somewhere in the mean streets of Hyde Park. Blk/Blue, sz small. Reward TBD.

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I don't know who this Miss Nancy impostor is, but those of us boomers who grew up in Boston in the 60s have fond memories of Jean Harrington, the legendary "Miss Jean".

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She was the original host of the Romper Room TV show from Baltimore, which is where the show actually started.

There were localized versions of Romper Room throughout the U.S. cities and Boston's version had Miss Jean.

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Those of us who grew up in the syndicated cities got Miss Nancy. Others got Miss Jean, Miss Demeanor, Miss Fire, etc. ...

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Must be like "world famous" on a roast beef place you never heard of until you drove through Danvers or Woburn.

What happened in Boston was only in Boston - not national, not common.

BTW - they are green onions and you put them in a shopping cart with the pop.

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and tonic; or as kids today say, soda.

*She dressed in all black, including stockings, because she was a widow; just like the old Italian widows I used see in NYC growing up.

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Sorry didnt find a blue/black one. But I did find a white/gold one..

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No one over the age of 8 should wear a romper. I took it and shredded it. You're welcome.

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I am afraid that it may have been stomped.

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