And it's getting cold!
That means I'm going to be dressing even more like the period in which my house was built than usual.
I am this close to putting on a sweater. I'm not even kidding. The vest is keeping my chest warm but my back feels exposed.
More to the point, there is a question I'd like to ask.
In several books on historical periods I read as a child, there was a section showing the layers that were worn in those periods and how the people got dressed.
Given that I live in a wood-heated eighteenth century house, I tend to spend the winter dressing in the style of the time it was built. It's simply more practical than dressing like I do in the summer and surrounding myself with space heaters.
So I was thinking of maybe doing a photo essay on how I dress in the winter.
I've made a poll about it.
Today, I was asked if I taught Sunday school. My pentacle is under my shirt, but it was still a bit of a surprise.
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