Here we are slipping gently down the week into the weekend…It’s Thursday already!
Today’s boredom buster is the beach walk in Sanditon, ahhh, Sanditon!
Fascinating fact here – apparently, the 11 chapters that Jane Austen completed were all used in the first episode!
Enjoy the puzzle, have a fab day whatever you’re doing!
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Hello everyone!
We are back after the Spring Bank Holiday weekend here in the UK. Of course 25th May was also a public holiday in many other countries, so we hope you had a splendid weekend too!
So we’re at the start of another week in quarantine, although the shoots of reopening here are beginning to become evident. However, we must stay safe, so to relieve the boredom a little for you, here’s another puzzle of Demelza and Ross Poldark.
Enjoy your day, stay home, click the link to activate the puzzle!
Of course we couldn’t let our series of ‘Regency’ magazine editions pass by without the mention of Town & Country magazine, with the ever affable(!) Caroline Bingley gracing the cover. In this edition she gives us her withering views on various subjects, including perhaps, whether ‘fine eyes’ are indeed brightened by exercise!
Is the hat strategically hiding the ‘O’ in Country?? (Apologies, not of our making!)
Mrs Bennet is not to be out done by her daughter Mary, and so here she gives us her insight into the life and times of a Regency gentlewoman, and comments on Lydia’s marriage with Wickham, Lady Catherine De Bourgh’s sudden visit and gives the lowdown on Mr Hurst’s sleep problems! All in this week’s ‘Regency’ Woman’s World!
The other day we featured the cover of Regency Teen magazine with Georgiana Darcy on the cover.
Today we are highlighting another ‘popular’ magazine, Regency Rolling Stone with Mary Bennet as their cover girl! Forever overlooked, and never in Mr Collins’ eyeline poor Mary seems to have found a station in life, maybe as an agony aunt!
Picture by Debby Dever via The Jane Austen Tea Series from Bingley’s Tras Ltd – with huge thanks.
Good morning, everyone, wherever you are!
Here’s your jigsaw for today, a fab picture of Poldark and Demelza.
What better way to start the day?
Have a great one folks!
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Today’s jigsaw for you to have a bash at for a few minutes is The White Queen starting Rebecca Ferguson and Max Irons. Set at the time of the Wars of The Roses or the Cousins’ War as it was also known. This period eventually gave rise to the Tudor era.
Anyway, enough history, enjoy the puzzle!
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Courtesy of Period Drama Appreciation group on FaceBook – it made us giggle here!
If you have a minute or two (and who doesn’t these days?) why not have a go at this jigsaw? The very fine Captain Wentworth and the lovely but much maligned Anne Elliot.
We’ll post a different one each day for you to have a go at.
Keep smiling!
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