See? Progress in small increments!
And you are warm, too!
Hope you are feeling better.
Susan
"Slow down. The trail is the thing, not the end of the trail. Travel
too fast and you miss all you are traveling for". - "Ride the Dark
Trail" by Louis L'Amour
On Feb 26, 2006, at 2:29 AM, Carmen Beaudry wrote:
(snip)
How about wearing "everyday clothing" from your chosen time period?
Not as much fun as a ball gown, but...
Just think, people may think you are making a "statement" or you are
just weird. At least it would be a "good weird".
Susan
I've been doing something along those lines this winter. We've had a
rather cold winter(by Pacific NW standards, ok, we don't have real
winters here) and my fibromyalgia, arthritis and recent surgery have
made me feel the cold rather badly. I have had my normal winter
uniform of leggings under long skirts and boots, topped with layered
sweaters just hasn't been working. For one thing, the fibro has been
acting up enough that I can't stand to have most of my leggings next
to my skin. So, I pulled out my 17th century drawers and long hose
and petticoats and find that I am toasty warm, and the local Goth kids
think I look cool and want to know where I got my stuff.
Melusine
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