Moonjah, yall!

[tulleighmohre]

Great game of Balderdash last night after dinner at sweet_minstrel and jchakotay's new place. Moonjah (actually a type of grass used for rope making) has now become part of the vernacular meaning a greeting used in the southern states of America in the late 18th Century

Comments

[leelastarsky]

You look gorgeous and the corset looks sensational! And I love your cloak; it's very Victorian too. :~D

[tulleighmohre]

Thank you very much.
It is my horse riding cloak I made for Halloween when I was in America. I went as Madame Hooch and my horse went as a Nimbus 2000. I've been wearing it every chance I get ever since. Unfortunately, apart from masked balls and playing dressups, it doesn't happen very often.

[charlotteschaos]

ooooh Beautiful! You look fabulous!

[tulleighmohre]

Thanks :)

Furthermore, I feel fabulous wearing it, and that's the important thing.

[aspectsofathos]

It looks great, I especially like the cloak, but I worry for you at times. You are in serious danger of becoming an Emo.

[tulleighmohre]

Emo? I can't jump straight to gothic?

[aspectsofathos]

You can't afford to spend that much on make-up, can you?

[sewaddicted]

one word - gorgeous. What a fantastic gift ... great pics too.