
Ms. Hunting Creek is a writer in Virginia. Her work has appeared in The Toast, The Airship, The Washington Post, and Medium. When she isn't rooting for the California Golden Bears, she designs textile art, reads cookbooks in bed, and wrangles two cats, a golden retriever, and her husband..
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Time Travel Vacations
I want to go to a place where I could wear something like these dresses. If it has to be the past, so be it. A tech company needs to devote their energies to Time Travel Vacation Packages, where we could go on vacation for a day or a week in the past. Not to change anything , just to observe. And to wear things like these dresses.

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The sleeves would get nasty when I tried to eat, and that train just would not do for a klutz like me. But the dress is beautiful!
I was looking through a 1940's catalog reprint and saw the most amazing lingerie - I agree - I want some of that amazing vintage workmanship!
This is such a dreamy dress---can I join you on your time traveling excursions? ;)
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