Sunday, February 2, 2014
Victorian
And then comes morning.
I didn't sleep as well as I would have liked. Still, I don't hurt as much as I might, either. I can bend my back and stand upon my leg with the bad knee and move my arms about with relatively little shoulder pain. There is an early fog but I will walk soon and far with no plans beyond making a vegetable soup for my dinner with mother.
And I must remember to become more Victorian. I watched one of the Robert Downey Sherlock Holmes movies last night. I think it represented the end of the 19th century well. It is one of the most intriguing times in history. I shall go back to the time period for inspiration. As a modernist, I've spent my life refuting the Victorian ethos. I may have fun reversing myself on that. They were not one thing. They may have been everything.
I shall look for some decoration, both architectural and personal. No mustache, though, nor mutton chops (though it is the hipster thing to do).
Perhaps I will study animal magnetism as a useful force. I would like to be able to pull that off, to put people into a trance-like state. It is just science.
I will get started early now. A walk, some breakfast, some marketing, and perhaps brunch. Ah. . . Sunday.
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I just love the 19th century! Would someone please set the way-back machine?
Those are great!
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