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Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Scholarship Dinner

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Tuesday evening I got home from work and asked the Boy about his scholarship dinner, it seems his guest bailed on him so I said...
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Saturday, November 10, 2012

Good Things In England, by Florence White, A Persephone Book

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The Tradition of the British Savoury Pie. This is the deli Black Olive in Southwold, a traditional English seaside town on the Suffolk...
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Thursday, November 8, 2012

Long Melford

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My dear friend J and I spent a wonderful day together visiting some Suffolk villages, touring in her beloved trusty old steed.  Here w...

Clare Station Suffolk

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Clare Station as it looked around 1906   Clare Station as it looked in 1969 after being closed down. Clare Station...
Wednesday, November 7, 2012

NANOWRIMO National Novel Writing Month, 1st to 30th November

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nanowrimo   What is nanowrimo, you may well ask.  I was in my library last week and saw that they had a writers meeting every Monday ev...

The New Yorker and Algorithms Roth/Shapley

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We are featured on the front cover of The New Yorker, well not exactly but my company did design and print the VOTE HERE signs. We ha...
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Sunday, November 4, 2012

Plain Or Fancy

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Today Sunday dawned bright and sunny and I have one extra hour this morning, as it is Fall Back to winter time. I need to dye my hair, wh...
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Haverhill Suffolk

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While I was in the UK back in August the big buzz around the town of Haverhill, was of a couple who won the Euro Lottery of 148...

Cavendish Suffolk

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Cavendish is a few miles on from Clare.  They have a little thrift/charity shop that my sister and I like to visit, but we have found that ...
Saturday, November 3, 2012

Clare Suffolk, River Stour

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My favourite book as a child was Wind In The Willows.  It was introduced to me by my teacher Miss Player, when I was eight years old...
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Friday, November 2, 2012

Quintessentially Brit House

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Go to almost any town in Britain and you will run across houses built in this style, probably from the 1960's.  Over the yea...
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