Kitty Howard

She's adorable!

=) Thank you!

she is gorgeous - that headpiece is amazing!!! I want one in my size! :)

=D Thank you!

Oh hun she's just stunning! Love the tiny roses!

=D Thank you, darling!

I actually really liked her for some reason....I think it was her little girlishness that was appealing, when she put on that sexy little puppet show with her hands for Henry, or when she was screaming and laughing with her maids in the mud. Definitely some aspect of her reminded me of me LOL.

*giggle* I saw that mud clip on Youtube, but never caught a puppet one!
I should have specified I meant the real, historical, Kitty, as I stopped properly seeing the series by season 1.

She looks fantastic, and I love her crown.

=DDDD Thank you, dear!

Adorable! I'm moving to the UK in September so I'm thinking I'm going to have to order more of Henry's wives in order to be extra nerdy when I move.

That's so awesome! Where are you going to live?

*takes a bow* At your service, milady! ;)

I'm moving for graduate school so I still have decided completely on which school/town. But I'm going to be traveling during my year and I want to go see Portugal so you'll have to give me advice. ;)

AZORES! =DDD
Well, it will depend on what you like, really, as we have a bit of everything.
For natural beauty and AMAZING food (if you eat fish and meat), Azores (although I may be biased as I grew up there and love it).
The Northeast is also very beautiful, but it's a more rugged, mountan-y beauty.
I've found these 2 regions to have the most welcoming people yet. (But the rest of the country is also very foreigner-friendly and most people can scratch a bit of English, so no worries there.)
Coimbra, my home now, is an University city with the richest Academic History in the country, so plenty of young people and nice cafes with tables laid out in the sun. It used to have a decent nightlife in my wild days. ;) Although, if you're into that sort of thing, come here in May. =D It's the biggest Academic festival of the year with the city partying for a week with concerts, parades, ceremonies, etc.
The South, Algarve, is a big tourist attraction because of the beaches. They're ok (but I'd rather have the Azorean sea...) but it doesn't have much else of interest there, imo.
Alentejo is, once again, a different type of beauty. Think of huge fields peppered with olive trees here and there. No houses or people for long stretches of time, and, then, picturesque little villages in white and blue.
If you prefer cultural events, then it's Lisbon. *snarls* Everything seems to stop in our capital (we have a grumbling popular saying that goes: Portugal is Lisbon, the rest is just sightseeing.).
All around good food, with each region having its own rich gastronomical tradition, good weather and nice people, if I may say so myself. ;D

And I've scared you off, haven't i?...

You've made me excited! Question for you, I'm vegetarian, will I be able to find food there?

No problem! It has become quite a normal trend around here in the last few years. However, I highly recommend you double check with the waiters if something is COMPLETELY vegetarian. It's not unusual to season vegetable soup, for instance, with bits of chouriço or animal fat.
As far as traditional food goes, though, you're pretty much stuck with desserts, I'm afraid. =D But don't worry! There are plenty of those to go around!