The Bookworm
Friday, March 31, 2006

What takes you back?

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For no reason that I can pin down, I found myself mulling over those things that take me instantly back to my childhood - not just childhoo...
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Wednesday, March 29, 2006

Little Cherub is a girl!

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I went for my twenty eight week growth scan today and we are thrilled to announce that we are expecting our third daughter :). She was more ...
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Sunday, March 26, 2006

Proud mamma!

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Yesterday Angel played in her first brass band concert, making me a very proud mamma! Star and I went to listen; Tevye was disappointed to m...
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Friday, March 24, 2006

Why don't Catholics sing?

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He who sings, prays twice (St.Augustine) I grew up in a Methodist family. Methodists sing hymns; they sing them loudly and well. Even as the...
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My writing is a joke

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Tipping my hat to St.Athanasius Academy , who tips hers in turn to Cay's Cajun Cottage , I couldn't resist finding out What Type of ...
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Choreographising

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Much excitement in our household. The dance school the girls attend is run by a young and enthusiastic teacher, who works hard to both chall...
Monday, March 20, 2006

Deo Gratias

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Thanks be to God! Tevye's operation is safely over and he is recovering at record speed. So much so, that we were able to bring him home...
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Thursday, March 16, 2006

Crisis mode

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We are in crisis mode here. Tevye is in hospital waiting for spinal surgery tomorrow. He suffers from quite severe scoliosis (curvature of t...
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Monday, March 13, 2006

Zooks!

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Angel and I have been trying to build a Zook. What is a Zook, you ask? Zooks come from Bamzooki, a BBC children's TV series in which chi...
Friday, March 10, 2006

Be not afraid!

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Lent began on Ash Wednesday with the priest marking our foreheads with ashes as a sign of repentence and as a reminder of our own mortality:...
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Thursday, March 02, 2006

Botheration and confustication!

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I got the last two posts out of order, and have absolutely no idea how to put it right. Please read in reverse order.
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Little Cherub is getting bigger

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I saw my community midwife today for a routine check and apparently I look the right size, feel the right size, and measure the right size f...

Beginning Lent

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We prepared for Lent in traditional fashion by cooking (and eating) large quantities of pancakes on Shrove Tuesday - widely known in the UK ...
Wednesday, March 01, 2006

A Literary Tour: Day 1

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This week I have been reading How the Heather Looks by Joan Bodger, in which she describes a tour of England she and her family made in the ...

A Literary Tour: Day 2

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Day 2: Winchester (Jane Austen , King Alfred, King Arthur - sort of!) From Oxford, we are going to make a short hop down to the even more an...

A Literary Tour: Day 3

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Day 3: Keyhaven and Lymington (Elizabeth Goudge) If I were to pick my top ten favourite books, there would be at least one from Elizabeth Go...

A Literary Tour: Day 4

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Day 4: Chesil Beach, Dorset (John Meade Falkner) From Lymington we travel west along the Dorset coast, through Christchurch, Bournemouth, Po...

A Literary Tour: Day 5

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Day 5: Cornwall (T.H.White, Daphne du Maurier, Ru mer Godden) Today starts with a longer drive as we head south-west to Cornwall. Although I...

A Literary Tour: Day 6

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Day 6: Cornwall (Winston Graham) Today's tour is pure self-indulgence, an excuse to visit some of my very favourite places. In the mid 1...

A Literary Tour: Day 7

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Day 7: Wells, Somerset (Elizabeth Goudge) As we head back up through the West Country it is time to hit the Elizabeth Goudge trail again. Th...
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