I'm still here too tho I admit to reading other more specific lists elsewhere.
S, whatcha all working on presently?
Sent with egregious spelling, random grammar & creative orthography from Siri &
I in Hawaii.
--cin
> On Jan 14, 2015, at 9:46 PM, Wanda pease wrote:
>
> Here among the lone
On Jan 15, 2015, at 12:43 AM, Penny Ladnier wrote:
> About the NPS not allowing reenactments...I have been following the NPS
> reenactments since June for the 150th Siege of the Petersburg. There were
> reenactors at all the events. I have been to all of their events.
National Park Serv
I'll open a can of worms. I have a photo of my Dad and his siblings from
1912 http://www.costumegallery.com/kids2.jpg . The little boy in this front
is he postmortem or handicapped. He passed away in 1912. I have always
thought the belt around him was odd and being shoeless. My Dad told me once
Here among the lonely.
Regina Romsey
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> On Jan 14, 2015, at 11:29 AM, Robert Pabinquit
> wrote:
>
> I still read the posts. As someone who makes clothing for Renaissance casts
> there have been many times these posts have come through with a detail I
> needed. Especially wh
Ann,
I am glad you had fun in NOLA. I miss going there for Mardi Gras. My last
year to go was 2012. My back just will not allow it. :(
About the NPS not allowing reenactments...I have been following the NPS
reenactments since June for the 150th Siege of the Petersburg. There were
reenactors a
I'm here after a long absence. My back blew out big time 2 years ago. I
got a new computer, hate it and don't get on it often. I think I might
switch my h-costume email to go to my gmail acct to keep up with you all on
my cell phone.
The only social media that I do is FaceBook and chat with s
I discovered quite quickly that I definitely
dislike it. It is confusing and *way* too much of a time sink.
I agree it is a time sink, but not as much as Pinterest! I have a Pinterest
account but haven't done anything with it. Facebook is a good way to keep up
with lots of people at once
Greetings,
I'm still here. 😊 Funny, I had just been thinking that things were awfully
quiet, too. I actually have a Facebook account (I needed it for something or
other) but I rarely check it. I discovered quite quickly that I definitely
dislike it. It is confusing and *way* too much of a
I still read the posts. As someone who makes clothing for Renaissance casts
there have been many times these posts have come through with a detail I
needed. Especially when a painting was posted or a site was shared.
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As to how others reacted, we got a lot of questions about what was happening
when. I new group, the Louisiana Living History Foundation, has been formed to
manage a living history park with reenactments. (There is the Chalmette
National Battlefield, but for those who don't know, US National Park
I'm still here. I do not have a Facebook account. Every now and then I
think about setting one up, but have not gotten around to it.
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Joan Jurancich
On 01/13/2015 10:39 PM, Patricia Dunham wrote:
> Yeah, it has been quiet.
>
> We don't do Facebook because we're OLD, we do still believe
I agree with LynnD..not enough time for Facebook
Kate Pinner
Costume & Scenic Design
Tech. Coord., Kelsey Theatre, MCCC
609-570-3584
pinn...@mccc.edu
From: h-costume-boun...@indra.com [h-costume-boun...@indra.com] on behalf of
Lynn Downward [lynndow
I'm not quite that old but there is no way I would ever rejoin
Facebook. I delete my profile back when you still really could - about
three years ago- and it's the best decision I ever made. For those on
FB still, you might want to read this:
http://www.businessinsider.com/10-reasons-to-delete
My 2 ¢
I help run our local SCA Equestrian group here in Arizona. We to have had
to deal with a younger generation who prefers the FB, Twitter route. Its
fine for sending out reminders and notifications but finding past
discussions is next to impossible. So for historical purposes we use
Yahoo
On Jan 14, 2015, at 6:29 AM, annbw...@aol.com wrote:
> Just got back from New Orleans, where we celebrated the 200th anniversary of
> the last major battle of the War of 1812. In addition to battlefield
> activities, I attended a ball at the Presbytere and a victory dinner at
> Antoine's. I th
I have to say, as a very small self-publisher of costume books, facebook
has been good for my networking just by my posting comments and occasional
pictures on costume threads in various FB groups. And it allows be to
better keep up with friends across the country and the world.
But I miss H-Costu
It's been so slow-I too was wondering if the list was still active (I
signed up for facebook in the fall). I was just thinking of asking a
question of the list so I will do so in a separate message.
Katy
On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 1:39 AM, Patricia Dunham
wrote:
> Yeah, it has been quiet.
>
> We d
Hi there!
I went to Facebook only because my friends kept pushing me into the 21st
century! And I'm not young. I mange "Miss Lizzy's Traveling Historical
Fashion Show" on FB and I 'd love to see any or all of you join and weigh
in. It's far easier to put up and comment on photos that way, and I
We don't do Facebook because we're OLD, we do still believe in privacy and
don't
think much of the merchandising of FB info.
I'm old, too, but I have found Facebook great for costuming because it is so
easy to share pictures, among other things. That is something we really can't
do easil
I've been on this list for years; it used to be really busy. I assume the
drop in numbers is because of the growth of social media. So far I've
resisted joining Facebook.
Kate Bunting
Retired librarian & 17th century reenactor.
On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 6:39 AM, Patricia Dunham
wrote:
> Yeah, it
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