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Sheree registered for the 30 days of beautiful project because she wanted to feel pampered, experience the other side of the camera and move forward in life feeling confident.

She is a wife, a mum of 2 and is most grateful for her husbands support and involvement in her family! Sheree is a small business owner of S.S vintage and has a stall at the Castlemaine Vintage Bazaar with a passion for vintage clothing, toys and curiosities.

Beauty to Sheree is a projection of happiness and she feels most beautiful when she is happy and confident and able to do the things she loves to do.  Since turning 40 Sheree had some of the happiest and saddest times of her life but they have all contributed to the great space she is in now. She has had some great experiences in life but her most treasured memories are when her family laugh together, the simple things are something real special.    Sheree loves the age she is now and loves that she has the ability to express her creativity. Her advice to her teenage self would be to do what you love and to keep on being that person who doesn't follow the crowd.

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You’re right about the event’s timeline planned by the organizers - and the era to which the site of Curia Vitkov alone is dedicated is the 12th century to be exact. The costumes are naturally not ‘historically accurate’ for this period of time, so I can see where you come from.

I know that many reenactors like to stretch the timeline and wear costumes from the earlier eras for various events, or inspired by other neighbouring areas of a similar culture (sometimes intentionally, sometimes accidentally) - like for example the women who appear at Curia Vitkov wearing the temple rings, which by 12th century were definitely no longer in use (at least according to archaeological excavations). 

Therefore I’ve put an earlier timeline in the descriptions - the costumes could be actually accurate for most of the West Slavic groups from the earlier centuries, particularly around 9th or 10th centuries (thus the form of descriptions I wrote: ‘Slavic’ clothing with the accurate timeline and only location of the event mentioned). Though you might be right about the use of the name of Great Moravia that I put in the tags - I’ll look through the posts again to check where does it fit and where not.

Während unseres letzten Gesprächs zum weltbewegenden Thema „Füchse in Innenstädten“ haben Aldo und ich nach einer umfangreichen Recherche folgendes festgestellt: Es gibt eine Ähnlichkeit zwischen den brasilianischen Capybara und der vorwiegend in Ostdeutschland ansässigen Nutria, die in der antiprofessionellen Wissenschaft bisher vollkommen unterschätzt wurde. Zur Feier dieser bahnbrechenden  Erkenntnis gab's eine brasilianische „Suppe mit allem“ nach Familientradition:

Danach auf ein Bier in die Stadt, plötzlich einbrechender Hagel auf dem Heimweg mit unserem geteilten Hippie-Fahrrad. Hier schließt man übrigens weder Räder noch Autos noch Häuser ab. Es kennt ja sowieso jeder jeden über ein oder zwei Ecken. Klauen ist also gar nicht recht möglich.