Ginger's Susan Hayward Message Board: To reach If You Knew Susie by Trish Sharp, click the profile photo at www.facebook.com/susanhaywardclassicfilmstar and you will see the link.
Very good addition to Susan pages. Doubt if many of the message board contributors have seen these photos before.
Thanks, good job.
Bob
Most interesting mix of shots - all of which were novel for me to view - thanks Trish, very much.
And congrats to Ginger for how well she effects the inclusion of them. For someone like me whose info tech skills are just above those of the Bushmen of the Kalahari, I am always amazed at the mastery many people have with web sites.
Kerry 
Gloria - I daresay that we have similar brain hemisphere strengths.
I will probably get this wrong way round but if one is left hemisphere dominant I think that predisposes them to doing well with the concept of info tech and related matters.
For the right brain dominants, it often is a struggle and they will never be adept or highly proficient usually, but can learn to function well and adequately in such a field.
I am babbling much of this on memory of reading articles long back, but I think that we are usually fixed in this regard from a very young age - rather like being right or left handed. It governs the school subjects that we excel in with no massive effort, compared to those that even with gruelling hard study and extra tuition we can only be average at.
Presumably Ginger has strong left brain strengths (who knows, Wonder Woman Haydon may be super strong in both hemispheres-LOL) some people are.
But since the right also governs fantasy and imagination, we can be consoled by the fact that we are probably extra capable of appreciating her mastery of this modern and extraordinary skill. 
Had Susan Hayward survived and been enjoying reasonable health today, like some of her peers, I can see her sitting at a computer, glasses perched on the end of her perfect nose, the titian hair perhaps grey, perhaps dyed to retain it's rich colour, and in that voice which could resemble smoky moonlight swearing at the screen when it locked up.
Kerry
