My Swapaway Friend, Kim (Wisdom with Needle and Thread),
and I are Tudorphiles (aka, Tudor Crazy Ladies). Anything Tudor strikes our
fancy. A few years ago, I started a “Tudor Tuesday” Facebook page so we could share any Tudor
stitching-themed pieces with other Tudor-crazed fans.
Well, Kim and I always seem to be on the
same wave-length (even though we live 9,517 miles apart). Whilst chatting on
Gmail yesterday, Kim asked me if I thought a “Tudor Tuesday” blog would be a
good idea, as some people LOVE the Tudors, as well, but don’t belong to
Facebook. My exact response was
"Hi Kim, We are SSF - I just thought of that about five mins ago!
lol!”
So – we are launching a new blog called
“Tudor Tuesdays”. It will be for Tudor
Fanatics to post about anything Tudor (on any Tuesday of the month). It can be
about books, movies, TV shows, stitching, interesting Tudor history
factoids….whatever you’d like to share with other Tudorphiles.
So – without any further adieu, let’s play!
Please join us! Simply comment here or send either Kim or I a note you’d like
to join us and discover more about everything Tudor!
P.S. You know you’re a Tudorphile when your husband and your children
refuse to go on an overseas holiday to London with you because they just KNOW
that you will drag them to see Hampton Court Palace AGAIN! OR
You know you're a Tudorphile whenever you mention
Henry VIII and you get an 'eye roll' from your daughter and husband.
They both sigh and say - in unison - "NOT AGAIN!"
7 comments:
Oh boy! Let the games begin!!!!!
He vs
xxx
Sounds like fun :-) I'm not much of a Tudorphile, but I know you'll have fun with it.
Here I am, here I am.... Tudor addict. Count me in.
Yes please..... I still haven't stitched anything Tudor but I just Henry VIII! I watch anything slightly Tudor related on TV... just think I might just qualify as a Tudor Addict!! :o)
Hugs xx
PS: I had a funny feeling that this might be what you two were cooking up!! :o)
Another great idea! I'll follow this one but won't join in the posting.
I had to sort the History section at work recently. There were two shelves of Tudor books and then about six books for the whole of th period up to the Victorians! Seems like no one is interested in that period at all.
You seem to be overflowing with ideas for SALs, lol. But I will miss this one out. All the others I have been joining are nearly more than I can handle, lol.
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