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Our Technicolor Life

Jeff and Carrie Ketterman

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Welcome to Our Technicolor Life! We are a husband and wife team that lives a vintage lifestyle in full color. There's never a dull moment with our many adventures through our tea room, travel, entertainment, and art. 

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A modern day Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz,

Jeff and Carrie Ketterman's host TEA parties at

The Old Capitol Tea Room, TRAVEL in The Not So Long Trailer, ENTERTAIN with two bands Rosie & the Rockabillies and The Tin Pan Alley Cats, create ART and share our LIFESTYLE.

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CHANNELS OF OUR TECHNICOLOR LIFE

Tea

Step back into a simple & peaceful time at The Old Capitol Tea Room. Located in historic Corydon, Indiana, we host vintage afternoon tea parties.

Travel 

A  fun-loving redhead & her musical husband discovering the USA in our traveling homage to Lucy & Desi, The Not So Long Trailer.

Entertainment

Two vintage themed bands - Rosie & The Rockabillies is a 1950s cover band while the Tin Pan Alley Cats features a 1920s-1940s vibe.

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The Lucy and Desi Tribute Show 

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The Music That Helped Win the War Tribute Show

Art

Carrie Cooke Ketterman Art

 because life is too short for boring art. Original oil paintings, children's books, coloring books, and mural services. 

Lifestyle

Vintage lifestyle features  our love for the past & all things vintage.  

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SOLD OUT Let’s Do the Time Warp Again: A Rocky Horror Picture Show Sing-Along Tea Friday October 16th at 7pm
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SOLD OUT The Twisted Tales of Poe Tea Party Sunday October 18th at 7pm
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SOLD OUT Hocus Pocus Tea Party - Tuesday October 20th at 7pm
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🎶Mr. Pancho’s Patio with the Tin Pan Alley Cats! 🎶
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SOLD OUT Dracula Radio Show Tea Party Friday October 23rd at 7pm
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SOLD OUT Hocus Pocus Tea Party - Tuesday October 27th at 7pm
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Jan 17, 2022
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On this night, January 17, 1955, the I Love Lucy episode “First Stop” originally airs in season 4. It is not one that gets talked about a lot, but it was always a favorite of mine. The train segment was so well conceived and then perfectly executed by the set crew.

If you’re not familiar with this one, it is so funny! It also featured Aunt Sally’s Pecan Pralines. 😂 And although the gang never gets to taste them, and the audience never sees them, it is a recipe that is featured in the I Love Lucy Cookbook. I made a batch last year and they were delicious! I think it’s time for another batch!


Also, Fred has one of the best lines in this one about good old Aunt Sally. 😂😁





 
 
 

Check it out! Hot off the press - The Not So Long Trailer is featured in the February issue of RV Magazine! Thank you so much to Donya at RV Magazine for reaching out to us about our little traveling homage to Lucy & Desi! ❤️


We chatted with Donya via email these last few months about our trailer and our various vaudeville style tribute shows we perform all over the country and she put together this wonderful article!


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While our little trailer is tucked away for the winter, we still like to do some traveling. This past weekend we headed up river to Cincinnati, OH!


This is such a great river city! Cincy is one of my favorite stops for vintage clothes shops. There are several in town, but we always make sure to hit Talk of the Town and Casablanca. I found a new addition to my vintage wardrobe at both!


We grabbed a late lunch at Findlay Market. SO much food in one location! Fresh fish, fresh meats, and prepared foods as well.

Our late day Saturday included a stop at Jungle Jim’s! Holy cow!


If you never paid a visit to this gigantic international supermarket, you should do yourself a favor and visit. They have two locations in Cincinnati. They are both enormous! And, you can find food from every country in the world! It’s truly fascinating!

Next up, we visited a little hole-in-the-wall speakeasy - The Blind Lemon. We got some great gin cocktails tails before heading to another local favorite for dinner, Andy’s Mediterranean Grill! SO much good!


Sunday morning we grabbed breakfast a local favorite diner, Hathaways. This place has been around since the 1950s and that great mid-century vibe is still strong! Following that stop, we visited the American Sign Museum. The neon glow in this museum is AMAZING! And, the history of the many signs is also fascinating. It started out as the dream of one man who wanted to share his collection with the public. It is now a glowing museum of advertising art!

Thanks Cincy for a great weekend!




 
 
 

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