About Me

My name is Haley. I am 17 My family is very important to me. I am a Christian and God is very important in my life. When I am not in school I like to hang out with my friends, go four wheeling, and the movies or play basketball. My favorite thing to do in my free time is play basketball. This is just a little about me thanks for reading it.

Friday, May 6, 2011

Victorian Contract #3 diary entries

May 6, 1898
            Today I met a man. I was wearing one my best day dresses and felt rather quite beautiful if I do say so myself. It was my terra- cotta one and really set off my complexion to its best advantage.  Today was such a miserable day to be out but really, I couldn’t be remiss in meeting with my friends to discuss tomorrow night’s ball! There is said to be a most handsome man and rain or not I must find the perfect gown for the ball. This man I met today was quite handsome but he made me uneasy for some reason.
May 7, 1898
            This mysterious man I met yesterday is still on my mind! I went to the ball and rode in a lovely carriage but all I could think of was the hansom I had taken yesterday during the storm. I wonder who he is? An Earl? A Duke? A Baron? Or simply a gentlemen? This is quite puzzling to one such as myself. I am a nosy person but oh so proper that I could never just have come out and asked him! The ball was wonderful but I am so tired now that I believe this should be the end of my missive for this evening.
May 8, 1898
            I slept til almost noon today after coming in early this morning after the wonderful ball.  I wonder what the weather holds for me today?  I should like to take a walk in the gardens but if it is raining again I don’t know if I shall be able to enjoy myself.  Speaking of rain I wonder what the gentleman is doing today? I remember sitting in the hansom so snug and warm and wondering what he was thinking? Did he think I was pretty in my dress? Did he even notice me at all? I guess I shall never know.

May 9, 1898
            Today my mind has been going around and around about my seemingly innocent but probably improper behavior in the hansom with mystery man. I cannot imagine what I was thinking! I should have left the vehicle as soon as it stopped rain or no rain. With society being the way it is I could have been ruined! I mean who’s to say we did not even speak to one another while confined. I know and he knows but society does not. I must go now and reflect on this untimely meeting some more.
May 10, 1898
            Well it’s another lovely spring day. Which is my way of saying it is raining again. I guess it takes rain to make everything grow after such a harsh winter but I am sorely tired of ruining my slippers in this rain. It is ever amazing to me what rain can accomplish in one single day. I can ruin my clothes, make my garden grow or hide a man and woman from prying eyes inside a hansom. Oh dear here I go again talking about the mystery figure I really did not even meet! What is my problem with this?
May 11, 1898
            Well I believe I have figured out why I am stuck on the gentleman from the carriage! Ready for the revelation? I am so glad I can write my thoughts down so I can organize them and solve my problems! It is because I so abruptly left the carriage once the rain stopped falling. I feel that I was rude to the gentleman from the other day. Even for all of the rides impropriety I should have at least said, “Thank you” to him. I mean he did let me ride with him to my destination and if I ever see him I should love to tell him that so that I may move on with my life.
May 12, 1898
            Well it has been a week since that fateful day when I was forced to share the mystery gentleman’s carriage because of the thunderstorm.  I shall probably never see him again but with always be grateful that he did not put me in a position of impropriety. I feel like he would have kissed me had I stayed for a minute more so I am grateful that the rain quit so I was not compromised. I will never speak of this day again because I am sure there are many more pleasant and appropriate topics that I can write about from my daily life.

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