I must admit that for all but the narrowest skirts, I just can't enjoy SL dancing in a mesh one - dance is flow, and mesh doesn't.
Twelfthnight and a few others have had some good results with simultaneous skirt flow + modesty maintenance by using a combination of narrow mesh underskirt and prim/flexi overskirt (as long as the flexi isn't SO flexi that it moves whether you're moving or not!)
"Horrible Histories" has done some stomach-churningly good work on this theme.
Yes! The TV series still
Masterpiece is one of my best reasons for being a cable TV subscriber!
According to the author interview that PBS aired right after the last episode of the season, the author is drawing heavily on Victoria's own diaries. Certainly some key details are right - the white wedding gown, the packing off of her mother's over-controlling "friend." I've gathered from other sources that Victoria was never actually recorded as having said "We are not amused" but I was quite amused by her use of the line in the show, while in bed with her husband. Having been pregnant and grumpy about it myself - without the added annoyance of a nation waiting impatiently on the outcome as though nothing else about me was important, or the reasonable terror induced by maternal mortality rates of the age - yes, Princess Charlotte did die in childbed, helped along by the incompetence of the doctor in attendance - I empathize with the attitude portrayed.
I must say, Prince
Yes, it proved a good way to watch Rufus Sewell...I enjoyed it! And not only him and Jenna Coleman. I was interested in the whole of it. I laughed aloud when I saw how much the throne room looks like the one in our Buckingham - and
Goodness, Boxing Day is almost here - I'd better finish getting my gift ready!
My fellow Dr. Who fans should be very pleased by the casting.
