"What dreadful hot weather we have!
It keeps me in a continual state of inelegance."
Jane Austen, letter of September 1796
It keeps me in a continual state of inelegance."
Jane Austen, letter of September 1796
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ReplyDeletei've taken "inelegance" to a whole new level. my belly is quite large AND it's a million degrees. sigh. and to think, poor jane austen spent her whole life in england, where they don't even know what heat is.
ReplyDeleteIn AZ we reserve elegance for October-March. It makes your elegant moments that much more memorable! :)
ReplyDeleteyes we girls who live south of the Mason-Dixon line sure do know what heat is. I remember my mom talking about how southern women always take two baths a day - if I had my way, it would be three. But, I must disagree with Leslie - if I could choose who I could look like when 30 weeks along, it would be Leslie - she looks fab. Ya, those poor English women who think they know what heat is...although I do remember that waiting for London's Central line in August WAS pretty steamy.
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