i was faced with a conundrum when Outlander, the famous series of books Diana Gabaldon began writing 20 years ago, was turned into a TV show…
man oh man, when Hila sent me this guest post i actually squealed like a little girl. one of my favourite things about her blog is…
here is the second part of my period drama / street style colour comparison series over at le projet d’amour. man, i really enjoyed doing…
hila of le projet d’amour asked me to put together a period drama / street style colour comparison series. my favourite thing! part one…
whenever my friend and i watch a period drama the same discussion will always ensue. she’ll lament that we were born in the wrong era and talk about how happy we’d be if we could live in those times. i’ll try to convince her that we’d be bored out of our minds with just sewing and wandering around in gardens to keep us occupied. she’d rebut with the opinion that if sewing and garden wandering was all we ever knew we’d be content. i’d remind her that you’d have to be (a) rich or (b) married rich to actually enjoy worry free sewing and garden wandering. she’d say that being rich is a positive, not a negative. i’d remind her that we’d have to play lots of card games and that she hated them. she’d remind me i loved card games. and so it went on.
i secretly agreed with her though, living on a country estate in those days must have been pretty damn sweet. IF you were rich and got to picnic all day and other people made your meals for you.
on that note, did anyone watch the latest glee with gwyneth? i thought it very cringey. what happened glee!
do you like costume dramas? yes. do you like BBC productions? yes. do you like character driven stories set in the English countryside pre-20th…