18th century attire link from cortese

[applecameron]

I hate you.

They sell Dutch ovens. And chinese tea in bricks. And teapots and coffee pots and wooden spoons and cone sugar and DID I MENTION THE DUTCH OVEN???!!!!!!! Will you think me strange for wanting all three sizes? I think not.

*wah*

I refuse to even look at the cooking pots. *Not* having a Dutch oven when I can see that little button on the web form to buy it is torture enough. I'm not even going to talk about the clothes.

Why did we stop wearing such wonderful clothes? (Correction: why did men stop wearing such wonderful clothes?)

*shrill cry of anguish*

*sob* I clicked on the 'cookbooks' page.

*wail*

writing accessories

*finally drops dead*

http://www.jastown.com/newhome.htm

Comments

[tanacawyr.livejournal.com]

I know. I almost passed out when I saw the little three-legged cauldrons.

I knew you'd die for the tea brick. And the little tobacco tin with the burning lens in the lid. Wah.

did you see the quills? did you?

[applecameron.livejournal.com]

Oh, dear god. Quills and ink and inkstands.

Fifes! Recorders! And authentic fife music! Eeeeeee!

*wogboggle*

*dies again*

[shiningmoon.livejournal.com]

Ooooooo.

Though I have to tell you, the Chinese tea, at least the tea from a brick that my friend has tried, was just completely AWFUL tasting. (I have a pretty brick hanging on my kitchen wall, all decoratively-like. :) )

[nostalgia-lj.livejournal.com]

Mmm...eighteenth-century...