Throwing the Baby out with the Bathwater . . .
I just can’t do it. While I almost always make myself soldier on to the end of a novel, I’ve had to abandon two in the last few months. The first was the latest instalment…
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au cinema . . . a Paris . . .
While I’m collecting my thoughts, and photographs, of the wedding, let’s go back to Paris for a while, shall we? Pater and I did, the evening after the nuptials, via Midnight in Paris, showing at…
View PostWherein Glastonbury and India come right to my blogging screen . . .
So far, my visits to England have not allowed me to meet someone I’m sure would become a friend, someone whose too-occasional posts always interest and nourish me, someone who recently navigated the terrifying landscape…
View PostTogether Again: Wagamese and Richards . . . and Wharton?
If I don’t catch up by combining several short blurbs in one post, I’ll never get to talk about a book while it’s fresh with me. So, here goes, three from May: 1. I read…
View PostRoses, Roses . . .
Lisa’s post on roses inspired me to finally grab some photos of the riotous explosion of fragrant bloom in my wild cottage garden. . . .above, you see in the background the Rosa Complicata while…
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