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I had to get some office supplies to organize some work and you can bet I left with a slap bracelet ruler, washi tape dispenser, and scented highlighters shaped like candies. yes, I am an adult

I had to get some office supplies to organize some work and you can bet I left with a slap bracelet ruler, washi tape dispenser, and scented highlighters shaped like candies.

yes, I am an adult
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Many Victorian governesses focused on the memorization of unrelated facts. A girl was supposed to have an abundance of general knowledge.

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A gentleman often had a close relationship with important outdoor staff, like his head gardener or gamekeeper. #victorianhistory

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Victorian country estates took great pride in their gardens. An excellent head gardener could grow tropical fruits like pineapples or melons

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As a sign of respect, the housekeeper was always given a Mrs title and the butler Mr regardless of marital status. #victorianhistory

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1888: Dr Phillips said Jack the Ripper had anatomical knowledge, shocking society with the idea the murderer could be an educated gentleman.

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In the Victorian era, only upper class women had multiple dresses. Others just had 3: 1 to wear, 1 to wash, and 1 for special occasions.

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An ideal Victorian servant would not speak unless spoken to, and would move through the house quietly wearing shoes that never squeaked.

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Victorian footmen were the most conspicuous signs of wealth. They wore expensive, elaborate livery and were meant to be seen.

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Most Victorian rooms would look terrible to someone with 21st century tastes. Rooms were extremely cluttered and full of knick-knacks

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Queen Victoria's marriage and family life created a culture where the family was the most important thing. It was the core of a happy life.