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Friday, January 18, 2013

A Dress Befitting A Refined Lady


The next time someone has the courtesy to invite you to a ball, make sure that you are properly doffed up in an extravagant dress made to perfectly accentuate your feminine lavishness! Whether it’s the latest muslin imports, a heavenly tarlatan, or the purest white lace your eyes have ever laid upon, you absolutely must be keeping with the times! No lady should dare go to a party wearing what she has worn when she was not yet mature! So go to your nearest tailor, and get your new dress this hour!

Victorian Did You Know


       Did you know that servants in Victorian times used parts of the house that were specifically designed to be used by them alone? Maids and servants used special back staircases, while the family and guests used the main staircase. Maids were expected to work invisibly, that is perform duties while the family was asleep or tend to a room that was not meant to be used at the time. Most maids didn’t even see any of the family members that they worked for in their years of service. In a sense, these servants were the ghosts of the house, keeping it impeccably clean and prepared without anyone acknowledging their individual existence.

Lavish Lavatory



Make sure to flourish your house with the latest bathroom innovations! Guests will positively gasp with awe as they marvel at your new tub. To let people know how important and powerful you are, make sure to install a brand new toilet in the most impeccable place. Not only will the world know just how elegant you are, it will also provide endless hours of comfort and pleasure in your house. Renovate quickly!

Friday, January 11, 2013

More Was Lost than Just Potatoes


            Did you know that when the Potato Famine in Ireland struck in 1845, 6 million in Britain and Ireland existed almost completely on potatoes? How tragic it must have been to depend on potatoes for both necessity and meals. Without potatoes, though the established aristocrats have enough at their disposal to make up for this loss, their meals will lack substantially something very dear, indeed! Soups will be less fulfilling; plates will be less filled; guests will be left unsatisfied! The loss that England and Ireland suffered was tragic, indeed.