i tried Jane Austen's daily routine | trying famous daily routines

Jane Austen's Routine:
Before 9 a.m. - wake up, play piano
9 a.m. - breakfast
After breakfast - write (or sew if unexpected visitors drop in)
3 or 4 p.m. - dinner
After dinner - conversation, cards and tea
In the evening - reading aloud and reading the day’s writing
Sources:
dramarambles.com/2023/06/02/i...
meaningring.com/2015/04/03/da...
www.literaryladiesguide.com/l...
www.rth.org.uk/regency-period/...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Au...
Timestamps:
00:00 - intro
00:51 - following Austen's routine
06:30 - final thoughts
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[@Priscilla.writing]

love your video it's too fun. I am going to try that out. Recently tried hemingway - this feels strangely slightly more do-able.

[@Priscilla.writing]

P.s. great music love satie but just checked it was actually composed in 1888. I wonder what Austen would have listened to/played in the early 1800s - probably classical and baroque, all pre-romantic period stuff :) no offence, as this video is about writing, not music of course.

[@ingerlouise]

thank you! i hope you enjoy trying it out. Hemingway is on my list too, I hope to try out his routine soon :)

[@ingerlouise]

@@Priscilla.writing oh i actually didn’t even think of looking up when the music i listened to was composed, i should’ve done that. i could’ve been listening to baroque instead… i’ll keep that in mind for next time music features in one of the writers’ routines.

[@nicholasleonardbookedits-si9ng]

Some nebulas our eyes remind me of, but did someone have your eye color once? Cobwebs have gone too long without our touch where princess-phantoms pray their genes prolong. Her phantom sees you pay to see a film, and sees you pay for fruit she used to plant. Those tangerines that hang are free to steal! because they’ll recognize her in your hand. How could our senses face this many tolls? How could they charge our sense of taste and sight? Behind thy shoulder stands a lovely ghost who established the color of your eyes. Her jaw is dropped. Her heart revives to break, because her kin are less human, more slave. My name is Nicholas Leonard and I wrote this sonnet

[@carolinesimmill4962]

Great and loved ginger kitty cat! Thought you might dress up for the role and keep to the quill writing but of course the modern world won the day! Eating cake for breakfast is very difficult, I liked the look of the pie with the veggies very much.

[@ingerlouise]

If I had anything resembling regency attire that didn’t involve me altering/makeshifting the clothes I actually would have. I think I would’ve enjoyed dressing up for a day. And I probably would have continued with the quill too but the ink I was using wasn’t great quality so that made it harder too. Thanks for watching and have a wonderful few festive days!

[@carolinesimmill4962]

@@ingerlouise Merry Christmas Inger! no worries about the dress!

[@ingerlouise]

@@carolinesimmill4962 thank you :)

[@books_lovers3]

👏🏼👏🏼what app do you use to write on your laptop?

[@ingerlouise]

I use a web app called Zenwriter. I really like it :)

[@books_lovers3]

@@ingerlouise I don't know. Is it free?😅

[@ingerlouise]

@@books_lovers3 no unfortunately not, but it doesn't cost a lot, luckily. and they offer a 14-day trial i believe.

[@books_lovers3]

@@ingerlouise Interesting! Thank so much for share.