#patronesses

[endofhearts2]

PERSEPHONE AND DIONYSUS #2 <3

[linkfinds]

𝄞 DOO DOO DOO DOO! ♩

[dykeofwellington]

1, 8, 10, 14, 15, 17, 19. Of course I prefer you do all of them :D but here's a start

oh my god you have killed me! that took so long! sorry if my thoughts didn't come out quite right. I wanted to get it up. I will expand upon my headcanons though, I promise. Those are wayyy too fun not to. 

8. Anything you wish you could have stopped in History?10. Insert your secret fantasy here, whatever it may be. 14. do a direct/literal modern translation of something your historical lover said. (oops...I didn't make it literal. Whoops.)15. What car would your historical love(r) drive?17. Anything you own now or made, that reminds you of your historical lover?19. Favorite piece of historical clothing, for whatever reason.

-Georgian clothing was the best. It must have been so fun undressing your love. Even the buttons must've been both uncomfortable and sexy against the skin...oh thanks. Now I'm having thoughts.  

[dykeofwellington]

Okay I am thinking of writing some letters tonight

for the bros of sail correspondance. So if anyone wants a letter, just send me your address and I'll see what I can do.

Warning: I am not the speediest of writers...

P.S: I KNOW. I KNOW. I OWE YOU MORE THEN JUST ONE SARCASTICDECADENCE. I AM SORRY. I WROTE IT. JUST SEND ME YOUR ADDRESS AGAIN. SORRY. SO SORRY.

[regencyengland-blog-blog]

In Regency-land, a voucher to Almack's meant that you were all the thing in high society. Heroines and their fortune-hunting mamas were thrilled, heroes groaned at the thought of the Marriage Mart and weak lemonade. Only those who had been previously approved by the fair arbiters of high society were issued the precious vouchers.

This one comes from the Huntington Library's exhibition on the Regency and was issued to Anna Elizabeth Grenville, Marchioness of Buckingham.