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Life in the closing days of the empire
To the Manner Born
An irregular conversation about what's on my mind, observations on human nature, the decline of civility, and the ways men and women see the world differently.
About Me
- Toad
- I am the happiest married man ever! Also, an ancient, left leaning, apolitical crank.
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- Happy New Year
- Parrot in the mineshaft
- The Places in Between
- It's art but is it good?
- Happy Birthday- Westminster Abbey
- Scotland or bust
- Now in Injia's sunny clime
- Remember this one?
- Once more with gusto
- Merry Christmas
- Everyone knows Christmas snow is the best kind of ...
- A Child's Christmas in Wales
- Happy Festivus
- Equal Opportunity
- Happy Solstice
- Things to do in -Charleston, SC
- Birders
- "Le chandail de hockey"
- Holiday Cards
- For Jane
- Christmas Concert
- 12 Days-Correspondence
- Happy Chanukah - 8th night
- Imagine
- Happy Chanukah- 7th night
- Holiday Laughter Encouraged II
- Happy Chanukah
- Hermes
- The Darkest Night-5th night of Chanukah
- 4th Night of Chanukah
- Christmas Cracker 2010
- Happy Chanukah
- December 1st
- Tru's Aunt Marie
- Happy Chanukah
- Award Season has Begun
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4 comments:
Happy Chanukah! My sister, her husband, and their daughter are celebrating. We have a menorah in their honor, that we put out in December.
On a completely unrelated note, I just wanted to say that I love the photo/painting at the top of your blog. Such a wonderful scene from an English country house. Of course, I liked your Mr. Toad picture too but this is lovely!
Thank you Shari, sometimes you just need to change things up a bit.
As they say, "Dress British, Think Yiddish".
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