Monthly Archives: November 2011

A Guildford Street Scene circa 1900

Original image from a lantern slide.

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Husbands may come and go but friends are forever by Judith Marshall

Cover Picture above courtesy of Amazon This is the book that I read in support of Adopt an Indie Month.  The book is set in the Spring of 2000 and centres around a group of women who have been friends for almost … Continue reading

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Slide Workers circa 1900

Original image from a lantern slide.

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Book Meme – Day 05 – A book that makes you happy

I am going to cheat for this question. A book that makes me happy is the Omnibus edition of books by Helene Hanff. The Omnibus edition contains – Underfoot in Showbusiness 84 Charing Cross Road Apple of my Eye The … Continue reading

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Festive Secret Santa’s

Thanks to Judith at Leeswammes for drawing my attention to a selection of Secret Santa’s available to the on line book blogging population. Persephone Secret Santa Persephone Books website is HERE – This company reprints Classics written by women. Closing date is TODAY, 6th … Continue reading

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Weekend Cooking – Another All sorts!

The painkillers for the Sciatica & subsequent leg pain are doing a good job. I am sleeping at almost every available opportunity. I just felt myself nodding off as I was typing an earlier paragraph or two! The effects of … Continue reading

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1909 Advert – Bowring Red Cross Line Cruise

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Book Lovers Day!

I spotted a brief mention over at Geneabloggers that today is Book Lovers Day. I even checked it with the Book Lover’s Page a Day calendar as I though the day was in August and I had missed it! As … Continue reading

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Slide Workers by The Three Tuns circa 1900

Original image from a lantern slide.

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Ramblings from my Desk…..

Our house is a late Victorian example set over three floors. The stairs was one of the things that I loved about the house when we moved here 15 years ago. We made the top room, my study and from … Continue reading

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