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Mozart says: try something new!

1/27/2010

 
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Happy Birthday Mozart!
Inspired by the maestro, who did not live nor die in the Victorian era, but who accomplished so much well before he reached my age, I am attempting to get some kind of schedule going for this blog. I have decided to commit myself to updating on certain days of the week. This will insure that you get fabulous new content on a regular basis and that I will stay focused providing it! I think I have attempted to set a schedule before, but never posted it. In this way I will make myself accountable!

So, starting on the 29th of January, I plan to adhere to the following schedule:

Monday Mourning: fashions, ephemera, and other notions surrounding the intricacies of Victorian mourning (an art form all its own!)

Tuesday Tabs: Victorian-styled paper dolls by other artists from my personal collection and others found around the web.

Fashion Plate Friday: plates from the 1830s-1900 from my own collection and the many internet collections around the web.

Saturday Sartorial: Original paper dolls and their clothes!

Liana link
1/26/2010 11:43:57 pm

Sounds ambitious! I'm especially looking forwards to Monday Mourning... Good luck!

boots link
1/28/2010 09:16:09 am

Thanks Liana! Let's see how it goes! I hope we will see you posting again soon?

: D

RLC link
2/1/2010 01:49:27 pm

A schedule is the only way I ever get anything up on time, I hope it helps you and I look forward to the Mondays and Fridays. Also, alliteration is awesome and makes everything better.

boots link
2/1/2010 09:55:30 pm

amen to awesome alliteration! it's also a good mnemonic since i woke up this morning and thought to myself: hey, isn't it Tuesday Tabs today? and so it was! Hope that means it's working!

: D


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