I’ve got some lovely pieces of Victoriana, particularly some smart little how-to books from the era. Some are dated beyond use. Others were awesome and useful back and the day and are still awesome and useful. So yeah. I’ll be bringing some of those out. Then, it’s vacation for three weeks.
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