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Greetings! Welcome to my 1940s inspired vintage fall video! This one doesn’t follow my exact layout of a specific book, though it is inspired by Valerie Tripps “Molly McIntire” series that was written in the late 80s for Pleasant Company (which is set in 1944/45)! Join me for some donut hole making, crunchy walks and library books; I share my thrifty way of making dresses for myself and reveal my new fall dress; I share about the vintage tradition of Girl Guiding/Scouting while decorating my satchel, make some old fashioned dinner, and share the kismet story of how I came to have my beautiful Emily doll and how I made her meet dress! (Disclaimer- I tried something new and added the “vintage” filter while editing in iMovie to add that comforting warm retro look, so don’t think that’s exactly true to reality!)

Just outlining some things mentioned in the video:
I made ricotta donut holes and added cinnamon and nutmeg, then rolled them in cinnamon sugar to taste like a donut from a fair!
The movie I watched is Rodger’s and Hammersteins 1945 “State Fair”! While probably more on theme for summer, this video is just straight delight so give it a watch, especially if you’ve been hesitant to watch older films like I had been! I was playing it on a portable DVD player my parents still had from my childhood - it’s been so fun using it!
Dinner was schnitzel with mashed potatoes and cucumber salad, a very German inspired meal but it’s basically a breaded and fried (in lard!) cutlet, usually pork. A favourite of mine.