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　　女孩跟爷爷住公厕续：关注太多让其不适无笑容
　　昨天下午3点40分，天色阴郁。可杭州525路下沙公交站对面的公厕却热闹非常。拿着报纸寻觅而来的学生，捧着日用品的热心市民，还有早就架起了长枪短炮的各路媒体，3平方米的小屋子外，人，络绎不绝。大家都在等一个人：本报昨天A8版的小主人公谭嘉雯，今年7岁半，一个与外公(依照当地习俗，女孩管外公叫爷爷)一起住在公厕，却以满足的笑容感染了许多人的小姑娘。
　　离下课正好一小时，谭嘉雯出现了，穿着校服，身体单薄。她一蹦一跳地欢快走来，满脸都是微博上那张被疯转的照片中熟悉的笑意。可是当她发现，所有人的目光都紧紧锁在她身上时――瞬间，那撩动了微博上无数人心弦的笑容，突然消失了。
　　面对关注，小嘉雯“藏”起了笑容
　　小嘉雯可能是吓着了，她径直走到了屋子里，似乎有些惧怕屋外关注的目光与询问。对她来说，只有坐在床上的爷爷能让她觉得熟悉。她熟练地坐上床，那里铺着一床棉被和一个绒毛玩具。旁边的椅子上放着一只锅子，里面还盛着吃剩的粥。
　　小嘉雯放下书包，把作业本一样样地拿出来，转过头跟爷爷轻声细语地交谈着。小嘉雯的书包图案是粉色的美羊羊。“这只书包是她妈妈在她上一年级的时候买给她的。”谭大伯边说，边翻找着她的文具，“铅笔盒没有，这些笔都是她自己买的。我每天早上会给她三块钱买早餐，她有时候就省下来，买文具。”
　　聊了一会儿，她下床拿起床下的小凳子和作业本,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]，来到公厕外的人行道上。这里放着一张破损的旧椅子，海绵从红色的坐垫下露了出来。小嘉雯收拾了椅子上的报纸，没有发现那上面正登着她的照片。
　　她写得很认真，丝毫没有被周围嘈杂的环境所影响。哪怕是记者与她交流时，她仍低着头，边写作业，边回答，只是速度放慢了些。镜头一直在劝导孩子能再绽放一次笑容，可小嘉雯却怎么也笑不出来。面对着陌生的话筒，她变得很紧张，“头发是我自己扎的，衣服爷爷洗，有时候我自己也洗。”
　　只有当记者问起爸爸妈妈，小嘉雯紧张的表情才有了变化，语气中带着思念：“想。我很想跟爸爸妈妈爷爷奶奶弟弟一起在老家生活。有时候就只能跟他们打打电话。”
　　问起小嘉雯，是否知道许多人被她的笑容感动，她茫然地摇着头，看向身边的爷爷。“经常有学生过来，跟我们聊聊天。这几天特别多。”谭大伯替小嘉雯给这个问题画了个句号。
　　记者前天留在桌上的200元，分文未动
　　昨天，谭大伯的小屋子来过不少客人。“上午，有个民政局的人，过来问我，是不是没钱买车票回家。我说我有工作的，不是没钱回家。他就走了。”中午，有个老师买了一包花卷，送给小家伙吃,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]。下午，谭大伯的工作单位送来了一个水果篮。谭大伯看着篮子里的水果说：“我们水果吃得少，里面有些水果，小家伙看都没看到过。”
　　“傍晚，有个30岁左右的男的，开着好像叫宝马的车过来看我们，和小家伙合影，走的时候给了我500元。我说不要，他说‘大伯，没关系，我很有钱。’”这期间还有一拨一拨的学生和媒体。谭大伯接待了一天，“今天一点菜都没了，只有剩下来的一点点粥，5点以后，我想出去买点青菜，但人这么多，我哪里走得开，所以只能光喝粥，再吃点老师送来的花卷。”
　　谭大伯的电视机柜子边还放着200元，这是本报记者第一次去他家留下的，昨天依然分文未动搁着。“怎么说呢，我觉得我们现在生活还可以。”谭大伯想了想，淡淡地说了一句，“早上我会给她钱买早餐，中午她在学校吃，就晚上回来吃一顿，这顿一个菜就够了，大多时候买大白菜吃，小家伙爱吃素，当然肉也喜欢。”

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Retro Clothing Lovers And Rockabilly Pinup Gals Find Valhalla At Pinup Girl Clothing
In the world of online niche shopping, Pinup Girl Clothing has made a name for itself as the leader in retro and rockabilly fashion. Founded in 1996 by Laura Byrnes, Pinup Girl Clothing has gone from a one woman operation run out of a third bedroom to become the leading online destination for retro and rockabilly clothing.
Laura, a swing dancer, collector of Vargas Pinup Girl illustrations [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], lounge lizard, frequenter of underground Los Angeles bars, and prolific photographer of the LA music and retro scene, got fed up with the constrictive nature of the magazine photography world (her old-school punk rock attitude and general disrespect for authority certanly didn't help either) and decided to pursue her lifelong interest in pinup style: 50's fashion, rockabilly revival, retro dresses, pinup girls, 50's Hollywood bombshells, and the seedy, sexy underside of it all. An FIT dropout - for photography, not fashion - Laura was in love with pinup girl style and retro fashion, but the only place one could find 50's style, at that time, was the local thrift store. Even in Los Angeles, circa 1996 - the center of the emerging retro, rockabilly, and lounge subculture - rockabilly and retro gals were limited to vintage dresses, which while fantastic, couldn't exactly be depended upon to fit right, wear well, or smell good. Laura's close friend, Jeanette Iskat, was an avid collector of vintage dresses from the 40's, 50's, and 60's, making the rounds of her favorite - and often little known - thrift stores weekly to score the most amazing vintage dresses, many from well known designers of the day. Sadly, few of these vintage dresses fit Jeanette, who towers over mere mortals at an impressive 6 foot 3. Jeanette's loss was Laura's gain - Jeanette's vintage clothing scores filled Laura's closet and constituted nearly her entire wardrobe - fantastic retro swing dresses in satins, taffeta, and brocade. Rockabilly clothing - cropped capri pants [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], halter tops, and high-waisted pencil skirts. These vintage dresses still hang in Laura's closet and continue to influence her retro fashion sensibility.
However, vintage clothing has its limitations. Stains, tears, and musty smells. Stitching and seams in fragile condition. The perfect retro dress - in someone else's size. The retro and rockabilly scene was growing fast, and the vintage dress pickings in thrift and vintage clothing stores was getting thin. Something had to give, and it did. Laura, and a very small handful of other rockabilly gals, started designing. One of these girls, Melanie, started a retro clothing line called Dixiefried. Dixiefried's style was purist and tailored - high waisted pencil skirts with vintage details, fitted bombshell dresses in retro fabrics. Alicia, Melanie's assistant, left Dixiefried and founded Stop Staring Clothing, which carried on the purist retro vintage tradition after Dixiefried ceased to be.
Laura's vision was different - she loved the sexy dresses worn by the Pinup Girls in Varga, Elvgren, and Petty illustrations, sexy, clingy, fantasy clothing that, in the 50's, could never have translated to a real world garment: Pinup Girl Clothing. Pinup Girl Clothing was her vision, and Pinup Girl Clothing she would design.
Pinup Girl Clothing existed as a home based business for 2 1/2 years - Laura selling her retro and rockabilly fashions from a rack of clothes hanging in her living room, custom fitting dresses for her rapidly growing customer base of retro and rockabilly gals. In 1999, after scouring the web for retro clothing, rockabilly dresses, and the like, and finding it severely lacking, Laura took Pinup Girl Clothing online with the launch of PinUpGirlClothing-dot-com. It started small, as great things often do. The website started with 50 items, all designs made to order by Laura's team of talented seamstresses. Her customers asked for more - more dresses, more shoes, accessories - and Laura listened. Pinup Girl Clothing started to add other brands: Eldorado Club Jewelry, Classic Hardware, Steady Clothing, Lucky 13 Clothing, and EC Star Clothing were some of the earliest brand additions to Pinup Girl Clothing. Accessories from Revamp Productions, Lux De Ville, and Blue Q would follow. Leg Avenue Lingerie, Stockings, Pantyhose, and Halloween Costumes came along for the ride.
Pinup Girl Clothing continued to grow. Pinup Girl customers - swing dancers, clubgoers, rockabilly gals, and modern pinup girls - loved the ever-growing selection, fast delivery, and personalized customer service. Each Halloween, Pinup Girls customers came back to purchase Sexy Halloween Costumes for that year's Halloween bash. Each holiday season, they'd return to find that perfect retro gift for their best friend or their main squeeze. Each Valentine's day, they'd browse our unmatched selection of sexy retro lingerie. And each spring, they'd
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Fast forward to 2007, and not much has changed. Laura is still designing clothing for modern, real-life pinup girls, although now she's got a full production team behind her, and her line, Pinup Couture, can be found in retro & rockabilly shops and boutiques on every continent except Antartica. Jeanette is still discovering treasures and fueling the creative engine of Pinup Girl Clothing. Pinup Girl Clothing is known the world over as the ultimate shopping destination for retro & rockabilly clothing, shoes, and accessories. Customer Service is still top-notch, shipping is still speedy, and the selection has grown wider and wider. Customers from way back in 1999 stil visit often, a fact that fills Laura & Jeanette with an equal mix of pride and appreciation. Pinup Girl Clothing has inspired its share of imitators, as great things often do. But Rockabilly gals, retro vixens, girly girls, and modern pinup girls know that there's only one place to find the best selection of cute, retro clothing [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], shoes, and accessories on the planet - Pinup Girl Clothing!
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