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Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!

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Maureen McCormick (Marcia, Marcia, Marcia)
If it’s almost Halloween, then it’s time for my annual reminder that Marcia Brady does not know how to pronounce “werewolves.”
(Gayest Episode Ever)
Easter with The Brady Bunch, 1972.

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Outfit inspired by a Brady Bunch episode from 1970*
The character was a non-Brady, a magazine publicist, and she had on this beautiful purple Pucci dress, and I was reminded of that moment (2013?) when dresses like this were popular and available at every price point. I used to have several but got rid of them in a moving purge. I found this one on Posh.
I wore it last month bc I was meeting up with two of my brothers—we hadn’t been together in over 10 years—and a 1970s-inspired moment reminded me of our childhood.
Oh! Also, when we were on the road that day, and I was wearing this outfit, I found these lilac sunglasses at a gas station. Love a good gas station find!
Worn May 15, 2026
* My friend shared that one of her goals is to ride a donkey down into the Grand Canyon, which I saw on a Brady Bunch episode and I thought she might want to watch it. The goal is in honor of her mom, who always wanted to but can’t now (due to Alzheimer’s).