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Drinking it all in
It is raining in Paris. It has been all day. Milhous and I invested in a couple of parapluie and set off bravely in the direction of the Center Pompidou for our daily dose of culture. When we got there, … Continue reading
Posted in Culture with the Crone, friendship, weather
Tagged champagne, culture, food and drink, France, Paris, vacation
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Thank God for Sunday
I bolted out of bed at 6:15am, already worrying about the first three things I would need to tackle at the office. In the midst of a contemplative moment in the bathroom, it dawned that today is not Monday. I … Continue reading
Posted in Culture with the Crone, garden, itchy ankle
Tagged gratitude, lifestyle, pleasure. iris, Sunday, waking up, weekend, work
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Irish Much?
Tonight for dinner I made a big bowl of boiled potatoes and buttered cabbage with salt and pepper. I washed it down with a glass of port. The day is much improved.
The Full Irish Breakfast–Itchy Ankle Style
The world has been swimming in front of my eyes since St Patrick’s day. There are those who will blame my Black Velvet cocktails (Guinness, Pro Secco, and just a suspicion of Gin) but I attribute my seasickness to a … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking with the Crone, Crone in the Nation's capital, Culture with the Crone, food, friendship, itchy ankle, You can take the Crone out of Ireland
Tagged eyesight, full irish breakfast, little people, progressive lenses, St Patrick's Day, St Patrick's day drinks, St Patricks day food, vision
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Taking the rise out of Easter
Two things strike me as odd about this sign outside a church in Itchy Ankle. First, and most importantly, aren’t the Methodists meant to be shouting about something rather more meaningful than candy as Easter approaches? Second, is the use … Continue reading
Posted in Crone in America, Culture with the Crone, food, itchy ankle
Tagged Bible, church, church signs, Easter, humor, language, methodists
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Worth something?
The Hottie stopped by at the weekend. It did not take her long to spot a Valentine card sent by an admirer which, one month after the big day, was still surfing the stuff on a kitchen counter. She picked … Continue reading
Sinamay and Stripograms. The Crone gears up for wedding season.
I am in the market for a new hat. Tom and Mike have provided the excuse, for they are getting married in the spring. I am thinking of something in sinamay and am shopping ebay for something rather more Downton … Continue reading
Posted in Culture with the Crone, friendship, Shopping
Tagged bachelor party, easter bonnet, gay wedding, millinery, prince harry, shopping, stag do, stripogram, wedding hats, weddings
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Crocheted unmentionables and smelly sleep partners
For the last few nights, Peggoty has been sleeping curled up with an onion. She keeps it chopped up and in a Santa sock. She believes the onion will help her shake off the chest cold that has beset her since before Valentine’s Day. … Continue reading
At last, a map that can help
Spud Hughes sent an email this morning with the subject line “WayHay–At last, a map that can help” This is the map. All heart, so he is. Happy Valentine’s Day

