I am very busy preparing for my March reenacting events. The first one is on March 12,2011. The Hearthside House will be opening it doors to the public, for the first tour of the year.
Come take a sneak preview of this lovely home. I will be your hostess and tour guide for this event.
All are welcome.
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2 comments:
Your life intrigues me. How did you get so fully involved?If I lived close to you I would want to tag along.You have so much fun getting dressed up and looking so pretty.I'm sure there is hard work involved somewhere,not too much can be just all fun.The Lord God would rathor I not be envious-oh help me Lord!
It is a lot of fun and you learn history as you reenact. It not just about dressing up, it's about reliving someone life in the passed. I am honored to do this. You can find a historic society in your state and get involved as a volunteer. Keeping history alive is a rewarding task.
Have a pleasant day, dear friend.
Lady Estelle
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