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My Website is called, findmejeans.com
What’s it all about? It’s about two different things. Cut the mystery!
FIRST ONE:
It’s about ‘501® Levi® original and tall & big original fit jeans for men’.
Here’s to find your jeans for fashion’s sake! Enjoy the show.
SECOND ONE
Your entertainment. Brought lovingly to you from Judy. 
What’s the entertainment? The Post articles. Are the Post articles related to 501 Levi Original fit jeans?
They all lead directly or indirectly back to Levi Jeans.
How does it do that?
Look for the 501 Original fit jeans; the man, Levi Strauss; the man, William Harry Wheeler; a special time for Levi jeans.
Why are they entertaining?
Because they are all true, original stories. A few are informative, but still entertaining.
Unique huh?
Here at your fingertips. from a funny old lady–me! 
Not that old!*&#
What’s the benefit of reading these stories?
Gives you time to come back again to my website when you may have more time. There is no rush to buy the 501 Levi Jeans. I will provide the links in case you are ready to buy or just to look see what I have.
- The more you read these Post stories (not boring stories), the more time you can tell your friends about my Website.
- Learn to appreciate Amazon.com I will be giving a link soon to the company, itself. “We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.”
- Examine the Product Review on the Page. Get a clear insight into the 501 Levi jeans. Just read it like a Post.
- The stories are fun, interesting and full of surprises. The more you read, the happier you are to start off the day.
- By reading the Post stories, you will not be hounded to buy the 501 jeans.
- Gives you time to choose to buy or not to buy the Products. Invitation to continue reading Posts articles is still for your entertainment.
- No pop-ups.
- E-mail only to notify special giveaways or new Posts and Web sites.
How will I remember your Website?
Think in pictures! Listen to this story.
“There is a rack from a closet that has beautiful dress shirts in All colors and styles. But listen, a man is upset. He shakes his head.
“Oh dear, he laments, the rack of beautiful shirts in my closet but no jeans.”
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The next morning, two men are taking a break and this is the conversation.
Bob: “Are you ready to add some jeans and accessories to your wardrobe?
For fashion’s sake?”
Wes: “Is your Website about Button-fly jeans?”
Bob: “Yes! The title is “501 Levi original and tall & big original fit jeans for men.”
Wes: “Why Levi jeans? Where can I reach you?”
Bob: “In 1960, my dad built a big 47-foot cowboy. He had authentic Levi jeans. After Levi Strauss made the jeans, they became my passion years later.”
“You can locate me at findmejeans.com or email— judy@findmejeans.com
Wait! Do you hear that sound? That sounds like a person wanting jeans in a closet that has no jeans! (loud sound is heard) He’s upset and yells,
find me jeans!!****!
Now, you can remember the name of my Website just by remembering these beautiful shirts in a closet with NO jeans.
findmejeans.com
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My views and motivations and bits of memory.
Some of the Pages give me a much-needed income. Money for the jeans and accessories is the Price.
The Post corner of true stories is personal. Joy for the Posts stories is the reward.
My name is Judy. Memories seem to capture the essence of who you are. I have two adult children, grandchildren and a great-granddaughter I have not seen.
I have been divorced from my second husband and my first husband I assume is dead. I am a retired school teacher. If you like my Website, tell all your friends about findmejeans.com. That will be so encouraging. 
These stories are important to me. They are a legacy to my grown adult kids. I am 74 and the stories are not dated but are the creative endeavors that I discovered about myself.
I think the first Post I would read is about the 47-foot cowboy: the one my dad built by hand. This story relates to authentic jeans manufactured by Levi Strauss and Company in 1960.
Then read the Pictorial Exhibit Design. It is 8-feet in length and is 48 inches tall. It is about my dad from the 1930’s until his death in 1997. (it seems we do things big in Texas) 
So, please make comments at the end of each story when you read the Post articles. I would appreciate it. Leave your email so that I may contact you later for a new Website or more information.
Well, look here. Suki, a very intelligent cat is telling me something. So I have to go for now. Be sure to write your comments on the stories. I really would like to know how you felt about them.
501 Levi original and tall & big original fit jeans for men
The table of Contents
- Some extracts of some Post articles. Can also be found on the blogroll Page.
- Site Map (my own and unofficial)
- Navigational menu
- Legal issues
- References
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1. The Post Article Extracts-the Entertainment Corner
The Story of Cotton tells interesting facts about cotton.
A bale of cotton makes how many jeans?
Is denim cotton?
Do you know why the cotton gin is important in the making of jeans?
Would you like to see a video clip of young people line dancing to the song and lyrics to “The cotton fields back
home.”? You’ll start dancing and singing too. See the end of the Homepage.
The big 47-foot cowboy is standing with his right foot on top of a porch. He weighed 7 tons.
In 1959, my dad began to build the cowboy. Well, they do things big in Texas, so the hand-made cowboy was 47-foot tall.
The shirt is a real material. The jeans are authentic Levi® jeans®! Do you have questions?
On this story, you can watch a cowboy movie! The cowboy is a rancher who worked very hard on the range.
Dad had to paint the ‘Stetson’ hat and the face. Do you know how my dad reached that high? Do you know how tall the cowboy is?
How to wash your jeans. That woman is doing her laundry. How difficult is it to wash your jeans?
She learned by the label and tips from others.
There are ways to do it. But the best way is to read the label. The next is to read my Post.
My advice is definitely to turn them inside out first thing. Just remember hot water and a hot dryer will shrink those jeans.
The right side and the left side of the Pictorial Exhibit Design fold to the center. It was built in 2015.
Facts about this pictorial exhibit:
A. It was designed by me, Judy. It is 8-feet long, and 48 inches tall. It is considered Dad’s legacy.
B. It is about my dad, who built the 47-foot cowboy and this exhibit tells more about his life.
C. It covers the period from 1935 to dad’s death in 1997.
D. It includes stories, rare pictures, rare old items, and other surprises. It is heavier than plywood.
The events are listed horizontally and the details are listed vertically. You too can create a pictorial exhibit for any purposes.
The Levi Strauss story for Johnnie is a different type of biography. Of course, the story about Jacob Davis who was the true inventor of Levi® blue jeans. Both of them formed a company.
This story is different because it is a two-way conversation between a grandmother and her grandson named Johnnie.
Johnnie’s father wears 501® Levi® original fit jeans and he wants to wear them too when he grows up.
Johnnie listens to his grandma’s stories about Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis and makes his own
comments. You can tell when Johhnie says something and how grandma answers him.
She shows him pictures and makes it interesting. There are two nights that the story takes place. “Good night Johnnie.”
Adidas tennis shoes; London Fog trench coat;
Coats; Dress shirts; Polo T-Shirt; regular t-shirts; Cufflinks;
ties; Levi Trucker jacket; athletic socks; Loafers; Plus+++
What would you like for me to add? You can comment on any Post stories, but Accessories is a Page. (no comment section)
Four Easy Ways to Shrink Your Jeans
A. The way of the bathtub-hot water-sit in it-wear it wet-dry in sun
B. The way of the boiling pot-hot water-what part?-dip it
C.
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2. A General Site Map of Website
Cotton/ Denim Background
The Story of Cotton-Can it be cotton?
Everyone Has a Story
The How To Do—?
How to wash your jeans-by label and tips
Four Ways to Shrink Your Jeans.
Jean History
Everyone Has a Story
10 Most Interesting Facts about Denim Jeans
Levi Strauss Story for Johnnie
The Story of Cotton-Can 100% cotton be denim?
Where To Buy My Jeans?
Product Review
501® Jean Orders
Accessories
Stories Relating Directly to Jeans.
The 47-Foot Cowboy
Levi Strauss Story for Johnnie
10 Most Interesting Facts about Denim Jeans
About me
Stories Relating Indirectly to Jeans
The Pictorial Exhibit Design
Mule Story-Invitation to a Tea Party
Mule Story-The Unexpected Call
Mule Story-The busload of Kids
Funny Stories about the Cowboy
Everyone has a Story
The “Plays” or Special settings Relating Directly to Jeans
Levi Strauss Story for Johnnie
The “Plays” or Special settings Relating Indirectly to Jeans
Everyone Has a Story
Personal stories–Memories of my life
About me
What am I all about
Pictorial exhibit design
My Quote about navigation:
All words lead to > jeans and some words make a > sentence. And all Sentences make a >story. All stories are the >entertainment corner. That corner brings >happiness, humor, and thought!
3. My Own Navigation Menu
Connection: homepage > Table of Contents> blogroll
Comment: The homepage tells what the Website is about. The table of contents and the blogroll that gives specifics.
Connection: Jeans® > denim jeans facts > Tall order > 47-foot cowboy > funny stories > about Judy > pictorial exhibit > Legacy > Levi Strauss and W. H. Wheeler
Comment:
The Website is about 501® jeans®. One fact about denim jeans is that they are 100 % cotton.
That 100 % cotton weave was made into threads that ended up making the jeans for the 47-foot cowboy; quality testing at each step of the way.
It was a tall order. I, Judy wrote my site thinking about the funny stories and the big cowboy my dad had built.
He did a lot of varied, things and was a businessman and creative genius just like Levi Strauss.
I made a pictorial exhibit as a legacy to Wheeler and his art. Both W. H. Wheeler and Levi Strauss were alike: creative and perceptive businessmen.
Connection: wash > shrink > review > solved > buy or not > accessories >
Comment:
But what does a visitor want to see when he/she visits a Website like mine? He wants to learn more about and read a review of the product. g
If he likes the product and thinks he is getting a good deal, the problem of what to do is solved.
He trusts Judy who is giving the product review. He either will buy or not buy the 501® Levi® original fit jeans (or the tall & big size).
He soon discovers there is a Page called ‘Accessories’. The visitor wants to wear some accessories for the jeans. You got it!
The visitor clicks on a link and buys the Levi Trucker Jacket.
Connection: mule stories > [Levi Strauss the man > Jacob Davis the man} >entertainment >coke drinking mule >remember jeans > Strauss Quote > {slaves chopping cotton > civil rights> women seamstresses} >
Comment:
More than the money, Judy would like everyone to read her stories for entertainment. One that is appropriate for the 501® jeans®
I love the mule stories about my Dad’s coke drinking mule he trained in 1954.
One of the mule stories has a trailer about Francis the Talking Mule. My dad had a coca cola drinking mule.
He would bray everytime a tourist bought a 10 cent coke from a coca cola machine.
It was on the front porch of the curio shop.
He, Francis, was just as entertaining as the talking mule movies. I think of jeans when I remember Francis.
It was a time before jeans became very popular. Cowboys wore the jeans.
Jeans at the time of the mule Francis was around was as mysterious as the boys older than you. Levi Strauss and Company was well known.
Jeans in schools were mostly prohibited. Except in Texas, many of the small towns allowed young boys to wear jeans.
The city folks had not caught on that the appalling jeans were not dangerous.
I have a link to Francis the talking mule DVD because I know the black and white movies are funny and the visitors will enjoy the
1950’s movie very much. It is entertainment! It’s called, ‘Francis the Talking Mule-Trailer
When I was in middle school, I was there for the following events
It was a time that the teens were independent and rebellious.
It was a time period for tight jeans, bobby socks. Pat Boon, the blues music,
capri pants for women, Francis, the talking mule stories, and the ads. about the Levi® name and reputation.
I consider Strauss and Davis to be “the man”!! The longest story I wrote was “Everyone has a story.” It is about two history
teachers taking a trip to one of the teacher’s hometown. It is a play with two acts and one intermission.
On the trip with my teacher friend, I wanted to speak to her old grandma about the slaves as a subject for my history class.
I have never chopped cotton before and soon learned how difficult the job was due to the back bending work and the heat of the Oklahoma sun.
I now know how it must have felt for slaves chopping cotton in the field all day long!
A Quote by LS&Co tells how Levi Stauss in the 1950’s had hired black American women seamstresses at a Levi Strauss Manufacturing Company located in a Southern town.
Strauss hired the ladies before the civil rights act was passed in 1964 that banned employment discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin.
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The history teacher was thinking about the slaves in America and Levi Strauss was concerned with another type of slave in modern times.
A black American woman who could not find work due to prejudice and the slaves in the south before the civil war in the United States were, in my way of thinking, both eventually freed from slavery. So, put on your jeans®, get out a coke, and read one of my Post stories.
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4. Legal Issues
- Copyrights–Listed below.
- author’s images and Website, findmejean.com
- The pictorial exhibit about William Harry Wheeler
- Website Theme–{Flexibility 3}
- Privacy Policy
I am happily a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for me to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com.
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5. References
My thanks
Judy, findmejean.com
Here is a Quote from Levi’s® “Circles” celebrates our individuality and connectedness through music, dance, and Levi’s®. When we come together, we dance in circles. We move as one and celebrate the individual who takes the center. Unity and individuality come alive.”
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I am very impressed with your style of writing. Very prolific! From my readings, I can sense a lot of historical events and detailed information. I must say, you have really express the importance of a pair jeans and other related products.
Thank you for the invite, and, I can’t wait to read your book.
Thanks, Louisa. I enjoyed writing this static homepage. I still need editing, but that is true for all writers. Now I must attack the Social Media. I hope to come up with more historical events. There is so much material about the jean facts and the 9riginal Strauss. I want to write about what interest the visitors.
I hope to read a Website of yours. I have been so busy, but you are one of the firsts I want to read.
Thanks again for your encouraging comment.
I am changing the static page because of my blogroll being about the same with the summaries. I have not yet had time to read a Website of your, but I have NO doubt it will be interesting and just as prolific. I hope to add more Posts articles about Levi jeans. It is funny, but I am in not competition with Levi Strauss. They have done so many great things for this family. My next Page will be about clothes and safety products for bike commuters. You have been great with me, Louisa. Thanks!
Amazing history with the cowboy .
Your dad made cowboy by hand that sure is work.
I appreciate how you show how to wash your jeans with a kick of humor!lol
What is interesting is that history comes with almost everything as your website inlightened me , it helps us to have an idea on jeans that are so popular today.
I enjoyed how you have back up right there with the story making the story and interesting one.
Thanks Judy for your input!
ill be back on here soon.
You are so right about history coming alive through our memories and the information that has been searched. I was only 15 or 16 when dad started building the big cowboy. He was such a humble man. When the cement was still wet by the left foot of the cowboy, I asked him if he were going to sign his name and date. He said, “No, you can do it if you want.” When we thought LIFE magazine was going to do a story with pictures about the cowboy, he had me go dress up so he could take some pictures. You see me right beside the sign giving the specifics about the cowboy. It also says how Levi Strauss and Company provided for the jeans. Yes, he worked part-time after working as an editor/writer for the Airforce Base and then on weekends. How perceptive you are to realize all the hard work to build the cowboy! As I grow older that this 74-year old woman can take, the more life or the little things in life add humor to our vocabulary. At the end of the Product Review Page, I wrote why sometimes a few people get terrible jeans from Levi. I told the reason why, in my opinion, that happened. I just think things through. I am not so intelligent as I am experienced. I am glad you liked my humor!! “10 most interesting facts about denim jeans” is a fun site. It has a quote, then a short fact, then a short Levi Commercial. Some of them were a little naughty. “The Cotton Story-is it not denim?” It’s a post where you can go to the end and click on a video and line dance with the music, Cotton Fields Back Home. Thank you for your wonderful comments!!!