Well, maybe not a crisis yet; but it could be if I stay this indecisive. Can I have a little sympathy? :)
It's fall which seems to restart my minis interest; some kind of nesting instinct, I guess! I've come back around to rehabbing my childhood Beacon Hill and was still wrestling with what to make of it. Another house? Modern family who likes antiques? PA dutch influence? No, that just clashes with the Victorian architecture. I just wasn't feeling anything until I thought of this idea:
I believe it's going to be a girls' school that takes in a boarder or two. I am a teacher and collect antique schoolbooks and recently found a "Elementary Home Economics" course book for girls of 1922 teaching everything proper about Cookery, Sewing, and Care of the Home." It is delightful!
Did you know that there are two kinds of "vitamines" and that fat is one of the 5 foodstuffs? Works for me!! If anyone has lost their recipe for Prune Whip, I've got you covered! :)
Look at this wonderful picture below:
Can't you just picture these girls working and learning in the Beacon Hill?
I think it would make a marvellous girls school! Have you ever seen the Australian movie 'Picnic at Hanging Rock'? Lots of inspiration there. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a perfect idea! :D Good to see you around.
ReplyDeleteOh yes! it is a most intriguing project.
ReplyDeletewow- what an incredible idea! I look forward to this project, but I think I will pass on the Prune Whip :)
ReplyDeleteYes yes yes!!!! fabulous idea!!!! :D Linda x
ReplyDeleteYes, I say like Linda. ^^ It's a fabulous idea, I LOVE this house, it's gorgeous! <3
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