Book 37 - Keeping the Castle

Keeping the Castle, by Patrice Kindl.  I thoroughly enjoyed this!  I lovely quick read, another book set in the regency time period.

Book 35 - Edenbrooke

Edenbrooke, Julianne Donaldson.  Another Regency Romance to add to the favorites shelf.  <3

Book 33 - Falling in Love with English Boys

I picked this book up at Half Price Books, uncertain what sort of read it would be.  A journey through two girls' lives, one in Regency times, another in modern day.  I really enjoyed the historical parts, and the modern story was good too, though I wasn't thrilled with some of the mild language.  Despite my uncertainty when picking it up, I found it to be a relatively good book.

Regency Ball (the portraits)

WARNING:  Long post ahead.  Take cation.  Dizziness may occur from overexposure to pictures.

Group Shots

Together Shots

Single Shots

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Regency Ball (the theater)

When the first interlude from dancing came, the doors to a magnificent theater were opened.  Beautiful windows and pillars and staircases were to be found, and we found ourselves traveling up staircase after staircase to  see what lay ahead.  There we found that it truly was a theater, not just pretty scenery outside of it.  We ran through flights of staircases to be scene as we are below.

A grand stage!

To be . . . or not to be

Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?

Jenn took the younger girls down to the stage between photo shoots ^_^

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Regency Ball (the dances)

Oh, it was lovely!  So many beautiful dances (and dancers, of course!)  I took the two below pictures.  Probably the only two I will specify because the camera got passed around so many times, and there were two cameras.  But I knew I took these XD

Starting Out :)

The four of us girls, dancing together. At least for now, lol.  we move so swiftly in dances!

Who knew dancing could be so much work?!

Calleigh teaching (or trying to teach) me how to waltz ^_^

 

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Regency Ball (the ballroom)

Such a beautiful place!

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