A little late, but ...
HAPPY EASTER
Monday, April 17, 2006
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Dramatis Personae
A family of five living in Bedfordshire, England.
The Bookworm - reader, writer, archivist, musician, knitter, lifelong learner; passionate about Catholicism, good children's books, and history.
Tevye - long-suffering Jewish father of three.
Helen (Angel) - 18 years old, techie, photographer, born organised.
Marie (Star) - 15 years old, linguist, dreamer, lateral thinker.
The Bookworm - reader, writer, archivist, musician, knitter, lifelong learner; passionate about Catholicism, good children's books, and history.
Tevye - long-suffering Jewish father of three.
Helen (Angel) - 18 years old, techie, photographer, born organised.
Marie (Star) - 15 years old, linguist, dreamer, lateral thinker.
Rose (Little Cherub) - 7 years old, "I may not be tall, but I am not small!"
Blog Archive
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2006
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April
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- Coming out of the fog
- Which Narnian are you?
- Saint George's Day
- Are you a hobbit?
- Tooth fairy financial crisis looms
- Science sites
- Would-be scientists
- Happy Birthday Your Majesty!
- Computer misery
- Happy Easter
- Lent in retrospect
- Three-quarters pregnant
- More on the tooth fairy
- Stupidity in pregnancy
- Tooth fairy inflation
- The Dante Club
- Angel's gift for Little Cherub
- Going up in the world ...
- Ballet exam
- Book Review: Sadako and the Paper Cranes
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April
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52 Books in 52 Weeks
1. At Home (Bill Bryson)
2. Beasts in my Belfry (Gerald Durrell)
3. The Tale of Oat Cake Crag (Susan Albert)
4. A Darkly Hidden Truth (Donna Fletcher)
5. Eat Well, Spend Less (Susan Flowers)
6. Anna of the Five Towns (Arnold Bennett)
7. Ghosts of Spain (Giles Tremlett)
8. The Help (Kathryn Stockett)
9. The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks (Rebecca Skloot)
10. Steve Jobs (Walter Isaacson)
11. Jilted Generation (Ed Howker & Shiv Malik)
12. Knitting Around the World (Lela Nargi)
13. Letters from the Trenches (Bill Lamin)
14. The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (Deborah Moggach)
15. Not Fade Away (John Gribbin)
16. Bucks, Beds and Bricks (Jean Blane Flannery
17. Our Man in Orlando (Hugh Hunter)
18. Cockney Girl (Gilda Moss Haber)
Reading to Cherub
- The Doll's House Fairy (Jane Ray)
- Evie the Mist Fairy (Daisy Meadows)
- Tiny's Big Wish (Gill Davies and Richard O'Neill)
- The Beginner's Bible
- Goldie the Sunshine Fairy (Daisy Meadows)
Books Read Last Year
- The Forever Young Diet and Lifestyle (James and Joan O'Keefe)
- The Tale of Applebeck Orchard (Susan Witteg Albert)
- Room (Emma Donoghue)
- The Bell (Iris Murdoch)
- Talking to Zeus (Jane Shaw)
- Doomsday Book (Connie Willis)
- Major Pettigrew's Last Stand (Helen Simonson)
- When the Lights Went Out (Andy Beckett)
- The Tale of Briar Bank (Susan Witteg Albert)
- South Riding (Winifred Holtby)
- Free Range Kids (Lenore Skenazy)
- The Secret Diary of a New Mum Age 43 1/4 (Ceri Rosen)
- The King's Speech (Mark Logue and Peter Conradi)
- The Tale of Hawthorn House (Susan Witteg Albert)
- Memories Before and After the Sound of Music (Agathe von Trapp)
- The Tale of Cuckoo Brow Wood (Susan Witteg Albert)
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3 comments:
Can this news ever be considered late?
He is risen, indeed!
Ahhhh, we have 50 days to say Happy Easter!....til Pentecost!! So Happy Easter!
Am enjoying your blog, Kathryn!
God bless,
Angela
It's never too late for this message. Although, I'd just like to add, that when you're pregnant, you're allowed to be late for whatever you wish. ;-)
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