I’m doing the A to Z Challenge in April, using the theme of the UK & Ireland. For the letter O, I remember the childhood rhyme, “Oranges and Lemons.” For those of you who didn’t grow up with the It’s … Continue reading →
I’m doing the A to Z Challenge in April, using the theme of the UK & Ireland. For N, I want to re-visit the oldest structure that I saw in either my 2012 trip to Ireland or my 2014 trip … Continue reading →
I’m doing the A to Z Challenge in April, using the theme of the UK & Ireland. Mary Poppins returns on Christmas Day. Are you excited? I haven’t been this excited about movie release since The Imitation Game which opened … Continue reading →
Welcome to British Isles Friday! British Isles Friday is a weekly event for sharing all things British and Irish — reviews, photos, opinions, trip reports, guides, links, resources, personal stories, interviews, and research posts. Join us each Friday to link … Continue reading →
I’m doing the A to Z Challenge in April, using the theme of the UK & Ireland. Today, I’m going to talk about our most-used appliance, unusual for an American household — our electric tea kettle. You don’t have to … Continue reading →
Book: The Jane Austen Project by Kathleen A. Flynn Genre: Science fiction + historical fiction Publisher: Harper Perennial Publication date: 2017 Pages: 384 Source: e-book borrowed from the library Summary: Rachel and Liam arrive from the future to a field … Continue reading →
The folks over at Bloggiesta have taken over a weekly link party called Task It Tuesday when bloggers share their to-do lists for motivation and accountability. Last week, my plan was to complete posts for M through U on a … Continue reading →
I’m doing the A to Z Challenge in April, using the theme of the UK & Ireland. Today I want to talk about Ironbridge, a site that I very much want to visit in England, but may never make it … Continue reading →
I’m doing the A to Z Challenge in April, using the theme of the UK & Ireland. For H, I wanted to revisit the Hungerford Bridge in London. The Hungerford Bridge carries trains from Charing Cross station across the River … Continue reading →
I just finished my fourteenth pre-scheduled post for the Blog Ahead challenge. I didn’t actually follow the plan I made on Task It Tuesday, but I’ve written posts for ‘H’ through ‘V’, skipping ‘L’ because I’m still reading the book that … Continue reading →