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October 30, 2009

Spencerian Ladies' Hand- Mid-1800s Handwriting

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Period handwriting is beautiful. A long time has passed since such a beautiful, aesthetic hand has been taught in schools. A comm...

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October 28, 2009

Reticule Pattern from 1831-1865

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This pattern was originally published in 1831, the book itself was reprinted up until 1865. This reticule looks very period due t...

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October 25, 2009

Take Nothing for Granted

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I was very disappointed that Andy and I did not get to go to Jim Thorpe, PA this year to admire the "visual cacophony" l...

October 24, 2009

Keeping History Alive: Historical Music

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I am in love with historical music. There is a simplicity and beauty that music today does not have. Listening to period music is like a ...

October 21, 2009

5 Champion Lady Sprinters

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Does society ever change? When looking at the past we tend to see what we want to see, which is normally "a simpler time"...

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