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Is there any hope for the North?
According to this wonderful book (engagingly written, properly researched and extensively illustrated) “Manchester has always been at the cutting edge of dramatic change – technological, s… more →
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Thrifty Thursday: Sequins
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wrote 20 hours ago: What’sup? I’ve been busy organizing my closet and barely managed to find the time to dr … more →
cute retro sideboard
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wrote 1 day ago: It was love at first sight when I clapped my eyes on this cute retro sideboard! It just needed a bit … more →
Is there any hope for the North?
wrote 1 day ago: According to this wonderful book (engagingly written, properly researched and extensively illustrate … more →
Story a Day for a Week in May...4
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wrote 1 day ago: The photograph is of Edinburgh, taken one December night by my son, Andy. My story today for Story a … more →
This girl knew how to look after her books
wrote 2 days ago: The previous owner of these books must have been a careful little girl. She didn’t read in the … more →
Did you ever finish "A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking?
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wrote 3 days ago: I’m assuming that you have the book at home, because you’re a bookish sort of person and … more →
Revamping the Bookshelves - plus the Joy of Unexpected Finds!
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wrote 4 days ago: Any reader of this blog might have guessed that, from the amount of book making their way onto Mount … more →
Thrifty Thursday, A Day Late
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wrote 6 days ago: It’s a good day, that involves thrifting and sun hats. Us pale folk must protect ourselves, so … more →
The Past, Present and Future of Recorded Music... Vinyl!
wrote 6 days ago: As mentioned in my last post, I’m going to buy one brand new Vinyl LP every month. My motives are no … more →
One tanned shoulder
wrote 6 days ago: Today at college we we’re given another brief just before summer starts! We have to create a s … more →
Calling all True Blood - Sookie Stackhouse fans
wrote 1 week ago: If you had read the first Sookie Stackhouse novel when it was published in 2001, you would have had … more →
Which books took you from the children's library to adult reading?
wrote 1 week ago: Green Penguins helped me bridge the gap and the first adult books I borrowed from our local Public L … more →
Tis the season...
wrote 1 week ago: For a while now I’ve been trying to search the vast spectrum of the internet for a handy guide … more →
HMV's Glory Days, from L'Africaine to Zaza
wrote 1 week ago: This book, dates from the 1920s when half the music lovers of Europe were in mourning for Caruso and … more →
Charity shop and Clothes Swap.
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wrote 1 week ago: Todays Topic on the Rosalilium Blog Every Day in May challenge is ‘Go Green’, where we a … more →
Things you find in a charity shop.
wrote 1 week ago: I’m the Mary Portis of bloggers. Only I have a soul and understanding of the concept of human … more →
Are there some books you must read before you can consider yourself educated?
wrote 1 week ago: I’ll leave that question for syllabus writers to consider but this book could be a contender. … more →
Some Stockbridge pickings
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wrote 1 week ago: Ah, Stockbridge. I love this part of the world! It is, of course, the Edinburgh charity shopper … more →
Charity Shopping - woop!
wrote 1 week ago: ….or chazza shopping as I like to call it. My Mum loves a good charity shop! and my GMa loved … more →
