
Tudor Time Machine Word of the Week: Close stool
Philadelphia is both thrilled and relieved over her king’s recent siege – and praises those who helped free the royal turd. Gage and Jessica focus on close stools in comparison to modern day houses of...
10 Marras 6min

Tudor Time Machine Word of the Week: Caul
Philadelphia is more than a little put out by her husband over her lack of a new caul. Gage and Jessica struggle with the idea of putting a rat in one’s caul. Check our garb here: https://tudor-time-m...
27 Loka 6min

Tudor Time Machine Word of the Week: Butt
Philadelphia is puzzled by modern day form of entertainment. She insists that shooting the butt is a very respectable activity and has little patience for Gage and Jessica's reaction to the phrase. Ch...
20 Loka 7min

Tudor Time Machine Word of the Week: Millstone
Philadelphia praises the beauty of her ruff while bemoaning the plainness of Gage and Jessica. In return, Gage and Jessica, question the practicality of the ruff while assuring her that modern day fas...
13 Loka 8min

Tudor Time Machine Word of the Week: Venetian hose
Showing a little leg is enough to make Philadelphia swoon but insists that people dress according to their station. Gage and Jessica are less concerned about stations but do admire the well-attired me...
6 Loka 6min

Tudor Time Machine Word of the Week: Pattens
Philadelphia prefers practical English footwear and enjoys a good laugh at some Venetian fashionable footwear choices. Gage and Jessica attempt to decipher the names and descriptions of some of the fo...
29 Syys 7min

Tudor Time Machine Word of the Week: Necromancer
Philadelphia shivers to think that her Queen might marry the offspring of a necromancer. Gage and Jessica’s efforts to persuade her that necromancers don’t actually exist do not ease her fears. Chec...
22 Syys 11min








