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January 9th
Today Ms. Morton does us the favor of reminding us of the origin of income tax in the UK, and encourages us to have our paperwork in order. I find this particularly funny, as it makes me wonder who this book is intended for, as anyone who qualifies as a girl is unlikely to be Continue reading
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January 6th
The feast of Epiphany. It claims to be a Christian event, but incidentally has no supporting scriptures to validate it. Rather, it seems to be a tradition that sprung up over time in relation to Christmas, and is one that none of the main branches of Christendom can seem to agree on a date for. Continue reading
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January 4th & 5th
Yes, I’m already behind in this blogging journey. I was supposed to have posted yesterday about a myriad of things, but I was tired and so I didn’t. Which means today I’m playing catch up, because I refuse to “fail” after only one blog post. I am a bit overwhelmed though, because Ms. Morton decided Continue reading
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January 1st
A few weeks ago I went to the library. I had intended only top pick up a copy of The King Arthur Flour Baker’s Companion (a very good, and large book if you enjoy baking). However, as usual, my persual of the rest of the non fiction section yeilded a good number of other books. Continue reading
A Year in High Heels 