High Moral Standards, Ya Think It Worked?

I ran across a bunch of old family pics up in a trunk in my attic. In them I found a pic of my spinster great great aunt and her friends. None of them ever married and remained a pack of sweet dear friends their entire lives. They had high moral standards during the prohibition and looked evil in the eyes and never backed down. I actually believe some of these ladies were the backbone of the prohibition times.

I wonder if they regret never marrying or if the found delight in their solitude and band of sisters. If the sacrifice for the cause was enough to satisfy them. I guess when you believe strong enough in something in leads you to do the drastic.

Either way, do you think their stand made a difference?

Uhm, do you think this made the men run from the saloons?

PS I got none of their genes ... nope, I would have held a sign that said, "I love a good liquored lip." I kid. I kid. Kinda.

Although I think I kinda resemble the one with the hat -- I SO would have worn that hat, although they prove almost always to be a mistake, as I also think is that sign.

What would your sign have said?

PS Thanks Feather for the pic...it is really her family. I kid. I kid. Kinda.