Maybe someone's mentioned this already, but the very best style for a tall
girl particularly, and ALLl women in general - is GOOD POSTURE!
Makes the boobs higher and perkier, narrows the waist and minimizes the
gut - instant way to look like you're dropped ten pounds and a zillion
degrees more
As a proud Canadian, standing on guard for thee, trusty ally to Britain
and the U.S. in peace and war, etc. etc. yadda, yadda, I winced a bit at
the reference to the Canadian outfit (which makes it sound as if the
local cowboys, hunting lodge or wedding videotapers had a go at it);-).
Has anyone else inherited the c. 1910's Victor book of the opera from
their grandparents? I had the reputation of a bookworm as a child, so maybe
someone else pawned it off on my parents for me.
It includes heaps of photographs of Edwardian opera stars in costume, acting
very hard for the camera.
Have you checked out any art books about Goya? Or try Googling Goya in
Images. Or Spanish art galleries.
Wasn't he active late 18th century and early 19th c.?
Sheridan
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Greetings all:
Some related info on everything you ever wanted to know about household
items made of wood:
Treen and other wooden bygones : an encyclopaedia and social history
Pinto, Edward H.
Bell, 1969. x, 458 p., 239 plates :
Old, but considered a classic.
Also Shire Publications at:
I'm wondering if great coat possibly could have been her nickname or
personal slang between her and her friends for redingcote? I've deleted
the original posting, but wasn't the dairy written in 1787? Weren't
redingcotes very stylish then? They two terms sound so similar.
I read a book
I just realized that my bookmarks aren't working for this site either.
It's not the most friendly, intuitive site, but not too hostile either.
Bodacious Basic Bodliean url: http://www.rsl.ox.ac.uk/
Click on Online Catalogue and electronic resources link (on left)
to get to:
Hello everyone:
Maybe people have seen these already, but as fate would have it, I just
came across an illustration and a model of stocking frames at this site,
the Science Society Picture Library London, which includes 30,000 images
from the Science Museum, National Railway Museum, and
