Yes, if your brain is research-wired, better bad than none at all. At
least if it gets you involved and you start questioning this and
that--sort of a bad road that gets you there anyway.
My parents bought a kind of what we could call now an encyclopedia for
tweens now, called The Wonderland of
I have to roll the front waistband of off-the-rack skirts so that the hem
hangs horizontal because of this. If I had the time, I'd hem the skirts
properly.
Several of us have the same problem. Fortunately it is correctable if you
make your own skirts for historicals.
Carolyn, Cynthia, others,
put it where I want it. Cant stand the messy bulky rolled solution.
I only do that for commercially produced skirts, like the kind with an
elasticized waistband that would be a pain to remodel, and that I only wear
to job interviews anyway. My commercially produced trousers fit fine, and
Sorry it's been awhile since I commented last, but I've been a bit busy
this week and only caught up today.
To everyone with their suggestions for little boy suspenders, I thank you
all. I will be checking many of them out soon.
Kimiko
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At 03:29 PM 6/28/2005, you wrote:
Due to politics of the time and the mysterious deaths of nobility I would
say keeping on your toes 24/7 can drive you a bit crazy. Look at James of
Scotland.
Which James of Scotland?
Kimiko
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