Are you princesses?

I was commenting, that is, at a blog, which asked for my own blog's address, which reminden me, I was not blogging in ages... again.
I will probably leave out most of the concerts we went to, you would get to see the same band and teh same violin again and again, which is totally not boring to me, though I would not be so sure about that for others. I might do a summary post about them leter though.

So as for historical events, after the Ozora castle for the night of the Museums (which is set for the saturday around misummer1s night) to the museum of Paks, where we shown some fashion history

 How fashion changed through the centuries... It is amazing to see, what can out team put out.

 The ninteenth century sections, emese in her yellow regency dress, me in my early victorian, and Gizella in her 1860's style.

 N. caught a picture of me... I was unaware, but i find it really lovely, even if I am on it...

 Showing off my brand new shoes, even though it is histoically accurate, but teh style is a few decades later than my dress... but it was raining. I still have a lot of getting uded to do for shoes with heels...

 Look at that little girl... "are you princesses?" she asked, in total awe... of for nothing else, it is so worth to do this for moments like that (not to mention the awesome photographer, who has such an eye for capturing momeents like that).

My dressmaker form, that came home with me from the US all those years ago, puffed up to my current size and dressed in my Hunagrian dress (No, I would not wear 8 meters of cotton welvet in 35 degrees in Celsius)
Photos: Norbert Varga