Wandering Path |
A Writer. An Artist. A Woman. A Witch. A Storyteller. A scrapbook, a montage, a collection of things that touch and inspire me, words and images that touch my own creative spark, the people and places that build the dream. I make no claim of ownership to images or text unless otherwise stated. Proper credit is given where available. If you see something of yours that is not credited or attributed incorrectly, please feel free to contact me and I will get the matter corrected. Esoteric Renaissance Forgotten Memories |
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Old pic found while looking for new wallpaper. A very lucky shot. (Taken with instagram)
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Notes Status UpdateWhy do I bother with the Macy’s Parade any more? It’s not like they ever let us hear the bands. Have to interview actors not IN the parade.
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Pet Peeve: Names and characterisation in fanfic. Character A calls Character B by his given name in canon. He can do it in your fic. Really.
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Notes Status UpdateNote to Women of the world: In a public restroom, your cheap body spray is NOT the best air freshener. *wrinkles nose*
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(source: relativeofmann)
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This would be perfect for a little girl’s tea party with her dolls, the kind where she serves pretend tea to teddy bears wearing her grandmother’s pearls and hat.
(source: beautyineverything.com)
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Notes"Like, right now, I’m listening to a song so gorgeous you wouldn’t mind living in it by Beethoven - one of those songs that remind you of tree-canopy-covered Victorian gardens where ladies sit around sipping tea, but with a bit of angst thrown in." -
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This is fabulous. I can’t imagine how much work must have gone into the details of this.
(source: http://www.cosplay.com/costume/264564/)
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Court dress, V&A, c. 1860-65.
Helpful revenge, but still revenge.
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Silk moiré ballgown with metallic gold appliquéd hem border, c.1860. From the Vintage Textile.
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Charles Frederick Worth Evening Ensemble, Met Museum, c. 1862-65. Isn’t that lovely?
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Lady Godey’s 1860 fashion plate. Gorgeous gowns.
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(by mister sullivan)
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wolf by bee happy123 on Flickr.
timber wolf :)
