Remember Eva Gabor
Eva Gabor Marries John Williams, April 8, 1956
On this date in 1956, Eva Gabor married Dr. John Williams. This was Eva’s third marriage and her shortest. The couple divorced March 20, 1957.
Merry Christmas From The Gaboratory
May your holiday be filled with the love, joy, and fabulousness.
Eva Speaks
I’m starting a little something new today. Lovely little memes with quotes from the Gabors. Some of these will be exactly what you expect to hear while others will be quite different than the stereotypical image of a Gabor. But then, that is part of what I love best about this family. They can be entirely unpredictable when speaking.
To be honest, the motivation behind this is that daily, for who knows how long, the only quote I see from Eva on Twitter is “Love is a game that two can play and both can win.” I find it amazing that this quote is posted DAILY to Twitter when she passed away in 1995. She said so much more though and it deserves to be shared. So the series begins with “Eva Speaks.” I hope you enjoy.
Happy Thanksgiving – US Holiday
I wish to express my appreciation to those of you finding your way to this blog.
There are many reasons to be thankful this year, among them discovering my fascination with the Gabor family. I am enjoying my journey researching articles, interviews, books, and films about the Gabors. These women were so much more than the images projected to the public.
Jolie Gabor: Both a product of and a woman ahead of her time. She built successful business in two countries in a time when women stayed at home.
Magda Gabor: The least known of the sisters, she was a true hero. Her actions saved lives in World War II.
Zsa Zsa Gabor: Confident, out-spoken, fiery. There are so many stories about her bad behavior and many marriages. Yet, there are blogs and comments scattered about the web describing her friendliness and generosity.
Eva: My favorite Gabor. Very driven and underrated as an actress. I love the sense of self she presented in interviews during her latter years.
I hope those of you celebrating Thanksgiving have a wonderful day (I hope the rest of you also have a great day). Let me know who is your favorite Gabor and why. I’d love to discuss.
