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Something a little different today. First, news about Murder Squad, the group of six Northern crime writers which was set up almost fifteen years ago and is still going strong. I've been a member from day one, along with Margaret Murphy, whose brilliant idea it was, Cath Staincliffe and Ann Cleeves. More recently we've been joined by Kate Ellis and Chris Simms.
We're keen to remain in touch with our readers, and with that in mind, we're organising a giveaway, a bundle of six books, one by each of us. Details are on the Murder Squad website.
I'm also one of a large group of authors taking part in a "Get in Character 2015", a fund-raising campaign for CLIC Sargent, a charity focusing on young people with cancer. It's one of those "bid to have your name in a story" auctions. A short story due to become part of an ebook in my case, given that my next novel is already completed.
Whilst I don't have any close links to CLIC Sargent, I do know that cancer is a scourge that affects each and every one of us in some way, through the suffering of loved ones even if not ourselves. Having worked with charities, and in particular the hospice movement, for many years, I know that there's always a risk of compassion fatigue setting in as regards fund-raising efforts, but not having been involved in one of these auctions before, I thought it was a worthwhile thing to do, and I am optimistic that the involvement of such stellar names as Lee Child, Nicci French and Peter James will lead to a real boost to this charity's funds.
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Murder Squad and CLIC Sargent
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3 comments:
- Graham Powell said...
That link for the CLIC Sargent fundraiser is no good, you may want to update it.
- 23 February 2015 at 17:01
- Martin Edwards said...
Thanks, Graham. The linking problem does't seem to be soluble, alas, for reasons I don't really understand, unless I'm making some repeated mistake (perfectly possible, alas) but with any luck a simple Google search should work.
- 23 February 2015 at 18:50
- Mark Bailey said...
The link is
and bidding runs from 8pm on Thursday 26 February 2015 until 8pm on Sunday 8 March 2015:
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Visiting golfers who are members and associates of registered interstate clubs are welcome and the course is open for green-fee players on Sundays.
The Club also has a bar, kiosk and practice facilities.
Golf cars are available for hire and barbecue facilities are available by arrangement.
Check the club website for green fees and competition schedule.
Holes: 18, Par: 72, Length: 6,108 metres, Australian Course Rating: 71


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101 Ways to Show Your Gratitude
When someone does something nice for you, or just spends times doing something for you, they have definitely earned a thank you. Finding the perfect way to say thank you can sometimes be hard. Well, don't worry, I've rounded up the perfect and most creative ways to say thank you. Below you will find…
Over 100 Ways to Say Thank You!!!
Yep, you heard it right, over 100 creative and unique ways to say thank you for almost any occasion you might need.
Want to know something else? Most of these ideas include FREE printables! What's even better is that I have separated them into categories for you. Below you will find…
- 15 Ways to Say Thank You to Your Spouse
- 24 Ways to Say Thank You With a Gift
- 11 Ways to Say Thank You with Food
- 31 Ways to Say Thank You to Teachers
- 20 Ways to Say Thank You for Special Occasions
Now, browse through all these amazing and unique ways to say thank you, pin some favorites, and let a special someone in your life know how grateful you are for them.
Say Thank You to Your Spouse
Your spouse is the most important person in your life, these ideas will definitely show how grateful you are to him/her.
2. Gratitude Journal for Spouse by The Dating Divas: Keep a journal of why you are grateful for your spouse.
3. Gratitude in a Roll by The Dating Divas: List reasons you are grateful to your spouse and bake them into rolls for him/her to find during dinner!
4. List His/Her Best Qualities by The Dating Divas: List your spouse's best qualities from A to Z.
5. King or Queen of the Day to say Thanks by The Dating Divas: Every spouse deserves to be spoiled for a whole day. Give him/her a day off by making him/her royalty for a whole day!
6. Do His/Her Chores for the Day by The Dating Divas: One awesome way to say thank you is doing your spouse's chores around the house.
7. Banana Love Note by The Dating Divas: Give your spouse a special treat by writing a special message in a banana peel. It will be sure to put a smile on his/her face at lunch time.
8. Mail a Love Note by The Dating Divas: Everyone loves to get mail – I mean snail mail – not impersonal emails :). Mail your spouse a thank you/love note to let him/her know you are thinking of him/her.
9. Thank You Board by Fancy Little Things: Frame a cute note that says "Thank You For…" and then write a message of thanks every day.
10. Thank You Card and Meal Out by Small Fry & Co: Give your spouse this gift and thank you card and have a meal out together.
11. Thankful 4 You Card by KWerner Design: Give your spouse this cute card and write how grateful you are for all the things he/she does for you.
12. Simple Card with Buttons by How About Orange: If you are a simple yet elegant styled person than this card is right for you!
13. Spell Out Thank You with Newspaper Clippings by Everyday Health: Clip out a thank you note for your spouse from a newspaper or magazine.
14. Connect With Your Spouse by Jenni Mullinix: Every couple needs 'connecting' time…what better way to say thank you then setting time aside to spend with your spouse.
15. Thanksgiving Love Notes by Happy Home Fairy: If your spouse loves to laugh {and being cheesy!} then these thank you notes are perfect for him/her!
Say Thank You With a Gift
Finding unique ways to say thank you can sometimes be difficult, especially if you want to give a gift as a thank you. Here you will find fun and creative ways to 'give' a thank you.
16. Thank You Candy Jar by U Create: Make a cute jar into a thank you and fill it with hugs and kisses or anything you want!
17. Door Knob Treat by How Does She: Make a cute door hanger, print off a free printable label, and fill a bag with your creative thank you.
18. Thank You Jam by Simply Kierste: Make some homemade jam and attach a cute thank you card to it.
19. Thank You Picture by U Create: If you are lucky enough to be a recipient of a gift send a thank you in form of a picture of you actually using the gift. Too cute!
20. Thank You Song by U Create: Email out a thank you in form of a 'thank you' song.
21. Thank You Box by Elizabeth Anne Designs: Make an adorable thank you box and fill it with whatever your heart desires.
22. Gift Tag Holder Bag by Whisker Graphics: Giving a gift card is a great way to say thank you, but make it extra special using this cute bag to deliver the gift card in.
23. It "Mint" a Lot Gift by Happy Money Saver: Find a great jar, fill it with anything mint…mint foot lotion, mint lotion, mint gum, chocolate mints, etc. then attach the adorable tag to finish off your creative thank you.
24. Thanks a Latte for all You do by My Busy Beehives: Again, gift cards are amazing, but gift cards to a Latte (coffee) shop are great because even if you don't drink coffee, the shop is filled with yummy desserts, candies, bakery items, hot chocolate, etc. Perfect for anyone, no matter your drink preference.
25. Thankful For You Tag by Sweet Metel Moments: Print off the cute tag and attach it to any small gift of your choice.
26. Scarecrow Spree by Like a Pretty Petunia: Everyone likes a little treat, but why not decorate it a bit with a fun printable you can wrap around your gift? Too cute.
27. Bouquet of Flowers by Chipped Tea Cup: Sending a bouquet of flowers is a great way to say thank you – man or woman!
28. Mineral Bath Thank You by Homespun with Love: Give a gift of relaxation with these mineral bath salts.
29. Autumn Subway Art by It Works for Bobbi: Subway art is such a hot item right now…give a thank you with this subway art.
30. Thank You Card in Different Languages by Creative Momma: There are so many different languages on the earth, why not incorporate a few of them on a thank you card. So fun!
31. Make Thank You Art by Chipped Tea Cup: Even if you aren't artistic you can still make this cute 'thank you' – it's the thought and effort that counts :).
32. Thank You Printable Sleeve by Emily Giovanni: Get a small gift and wrap it in this printable thank you sleeve.
33. Thank You Gift Tag by Britta Swiderski: Making your own gift tag is perfect because you can attach it to any gift you might choose.
34. Thank You for Being You Gift Card Tag by Skip to my Lou: Thanks for being you card tag is great because it is generic enough you can use it for multiple people, but also super special to give people.
35. Chevron Thank You Cards by Skip to my Lou: These chevron designed thank you cards are perfect to give anyone on any occasion.
36. You are a 'FUN'tastic Friend by The 36th Avenue: Print off these tags and put them to use on a fun medium sized gift of your choice.
37. Life is a Beautiful Ride Cards by Today's Creative Blog: Send these cute printable cards to any special someone in your life.
38. Thank You Tube by Spoonful: Put your empty wrapping paper and/or paper towel tube and mail a thank you to whomever you choose.
39. Inscribe "Thank You" on a Plant by Uncommon Goods: Sending a plant to someone as a gift is so unique, but why not embellish it with a thank you message inscribed onto the plant itself.
Say Thank You with Food
Food, glorious food…Everyone has a soft spot for food. It makes the perfect ways to say thank you!
41. You're O'fish'ally the Best! by eighteen25: Swedish fish are my hubby's favorite. This cute printable makes them that much sweeter!
42. You Deserve Chocolate, Thank you by Pioneer Party and Gift: Get a bag, some awesome chocolate and attach this cute saying to make this food thank you amazing.
43. The Difference Between Ordinary and Extraordinary is the Little Extra by Pioneer Party and Gift: Some people aren't into sweets {crazy right? LOL}, so this cute saying with Extra gum is perfect.
44. Giving Thanks to Someone Who Always Makes Lemonade Out of Lemons by Pioneer Party and Gift: Isn't this such a thoughtful saying? Pair it with something lemon flavored and you will have a fabulous thank you to give out.
45. What a Peach you are…Thanks by Pioneer Party and Gift: Peach flavored candies are my mom's favorite. Fill a bag with some yummy peach rings and you will win your recipient's heart.
46. A Box Full of Thanks for You by Pioneer Party and Gift: Combine several treats, make it one big yummy gift, and place them all in this cute gift box.
47. Friends are the Chocolate Chips in the Cookie of Life by Thirty Handmade Days: Everyone loves chocolate chip cookies so they obviously make the perfect gift!
48. Thanks a 'Bundt'ch by eighteen25 via Skip to my Lou: Use this bundt cake saying to make someone's day great.
49. Homemade Jam by Spoonful: You can never have enough homemade jam. Make it extra special with the heartfelt label you can put on it.
50. Personalized M&M Thank You's by MyMMs.com: I thought that this was soooo cool, go to the site and personalize your own M&M's to say thank you to a special person.
Say Thank You To Teachers
Teachers are such special people. They deserve the best, so these thank you's are perfect for any of the special teachers in your life.
51. "A" is for…bookmarks by My Busy Beehives: This is a great gfit to do as a whole class. Help your teacher remember every student by making these bookmarks, one for each student.
52. You Are Appreciated Ice Cream Cups by Love From the Oven: Ice cream is so yummy but so messy. These cupcake ice cream cups are great because they look like ice cream, but they are actually cake. Awesome.
53. Thank You Banner by My Busy Beehives: Banners are an easy yet fantastic way to say thank you to your teacher. I love that it's something that you can hang up and leave up in a classroom as a constant reminder that your teacher is appreciated.
54. Apple Cupcake by Love From the Oven: Make a cupcake look like the iconic symbol of a teacher – an apple!
55. An Apple for the Teachers by My Busy Beehives: For those that are more health conscious but still want to say thank you…use this saying with a bowl of apples.
56. Rice Crispy Apple Treats by Gourmet Mom on the Go: I love that rice crispy treats are so mold-able. Shape these treats into apples to put a smile on your teacher's face.
57. Thanks for Being Lifesavers by My Busy Beehives: Lifesavers are yummy treats, and perfect for any teacher.
58. Chocolate Chalkboards by Hungry Happenings: Every teacher works from a chalkboard (or white board). Make this yummy treat to symbolize how much their work means to you.
59. You're a 'Cut' Above the Rest by My Busy Beehives: Use this cute saying to give your favorite teacher a cute gift of scissors.
60. Caramel Apple by Makoodle: Mmmmm, caramel apples are so good. Give one to your favorite teacher for an awesome snack.
61. Thanks for 'Quenching' Our Students Thirst for Knowledge Cups by My Busy Beehives: These water bottle thank you's are just adorable.
62. Rice Crispies Treat School Books by Hungry Happenings: Make a bouquet of school books to surprise your teacher with.
63. Chalkboard Frames by My Busy Beehives: Give a gift of a mini chalkboard and chalk. So cute.
64. Apple Shaped Boxes by Creative Jewish Mom: Be thrifty and make a gift box into the shape of an apple, out of used water bottles. This is really a creative thank you.
65. Apple Oreo Pops by Skip to my Lou: These apple shaped oreo pops are a guaranteed success.
66. Candy Apples by Lisa Storms: Incorporating chocolate into the 'apple themed' ideas is just ingenious!
67. Oreo Biscotti Gift by Mom Advice: Put a little twist on the average treat by baking some yummy oreo biscotti.
68. Printable Candy Wrapper by The Celebration Shoppe: Use these awesome candy wrappers to personalize any gift.
69. One Smart Cookie by Gluesticks {printables from eighteen25}: Cookies are a hit with any teacher, especially when packaged so cute.
70. Apple Caramel Cupcakes in a Jar by TidyMom via Skip to my Lou: Make some cupcakes in a mason jar and let your teacher enjoy.
71. POPular Teacher Cookie by Bake at 350 and Domesticated Lady: Sometimes a little 'salt' is all that is needed among all these sweets.
72. Candle Wrap by Create.Craft.Love: Get a candle and add a special saying on it to make a great gift.
73. Candy Bar Box by Domesticated Lady: This is a clever way of making an ordinary candy bar extraordinary.
74. Thanks for a Tea-rrific Year! by Crystal and Co.: These cute water bottles and iced tea are sometimes just what a teacher ordered.
75. Bouquet of Mini Cinnamon Buns by Christy Robbins: This idea is just to die for! So fun and yummy at the same time. Arrange mini cinnamon buns into a bouquet and let your teacher enjoy.
76. Teacher, You Rule by Create.Craft.Love: This fun gift is a great way to show your teacher you care.
77. Apple Cookies by Sweetopia: These sugar cookies were actually going to be for a reception, but they are perfect for a teacher – especially for his/her own students.
78. We Need S'more Teachers Like You by Domesticated Lady: S'more's are a childhood favorite so you have to include them on this list today.
79. Personalized Clipboard by Create.Craft.Love: Personalize your classroom teacher's clipboard to really make it their own.
80. Hershey Kiss Thank You's by Crystal and Co.: 'Kisses' are an excellent way of saying thank you.
81. Thanks for Helping me Grow by Queen B and Me: Give a potted plant to say thank you for all the work your teacher he/she has done for you.
Thank You's for Special Occasions
Special occasions need to have unique ways of saying thank you as well. Here's a great list for almost all special occasions.
82. Party Thank You's by Make It & Love It: This homemade gift bag will really impress your party guests.
83. Thank You Banner by Girly Wedding: Have the bride and groom hold up a thank you banner while they are kissing in the background for a thank you for coming to their wedding.
84. Thank You Picture Frame by Girly Wedding: Find a picture that says thank you that a bride and groom can hold up as the newly married couple kiss in the background.
85. Thank You Chalkboard Message by Style Me Pretty: Post a thank you to your guests outside your venue on a chalkboard.
86. Thank You Shirt by Girly Wedding: Holding a thank you sign isn't for everyone…get some t-shirts, write thank you, and then take some pictures of you wearing the shirt as a thank you.
87. Thank You Bag Toppers by U Create: Dress up a normal paper bag with these awesome bag toppers.
88. Thank You Picture by Jetting to the Wedding: Say thank you through a picture, no matter where you are.
89. Book Smarts by Girly Wedding: Hand out thank you pencils as guests arrive.
90. Hospital Thank You's by Craftaholics Anonymous: Having a baby is such a special time in a couple's life together. The doctors and nurses that help deliver the baby deserve a great thank you too!
91. Thank You Boxes by Girly Wedding: Make cute little boxes that say thank you on them to help make any group get together a success.
92. Bridesmaid Thank You's by That Pretty Invitation: Bridesmaids are such an important part of a marriage. Be sure you thank them properly.
93. Crocheted Ornaments by Examiner: Make a crocheted ornament for your guests after a unique sweater party.
94. DIY Paper Vase Favor Bags by oncewed: Make your own bouquet of these beautiful paper flower.
95. Thanks, You're Sweet by Living Locurto: Make a yummy treat, give it to those you are thanking, with this cute saying of "You're sweet thanks!"
96. Kissing Thank You Picture: For any wedding, whether near or far, a kissing thank you picture is perfect for all.
97. Printable Party Bag by eighteen25: Make these cute bags to hand out after your special occasion.
98. Thank You Plank You by Girly Wedding: If you are wanting more of an antique or rustic look, then hanging these planks to say thank you is to die for.
99. Phineas and Ferb Thank You Cards by Family Disney: Even kids need to be able to say thank you in their own way. These cards are going to be a hit for any kid.
100. Top of the Table by Girly Wedding: Have a thank you card printed and put on top of place mats before your guests arrive.
101. Thank You to a Fireman by Happy Money Saver: There are lots of different people who dedicate their lives to serving our society. Make these unique thank you's to say thank you to a fireman (or change it to a police man, army and navy, etc.)
Wowzers! Aren't all those ideas just AH-MA-ZING?!!! I know you have found at least a few favorites by now!
For more ideas check out these 101 Ways to Show Gratitude to your Spouse or these 25+ Sexy Love Letters!


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Team Scrappy is not a team of quitters. Just ask Gered how many times he's gotten into a bath tub of freezing cold water so that he could get up the next day and continue to punish his body. (Though admittedly he seems to like it at this point.) Despite this fact, Gered and I both chose not to compete at Mooseman last weekend. Despite tons of preparation, and $200 spent on entrance fees, the circumstances of the day led us to the "mature" decision to save our legs for a race worth doing. Let me paint you a picture of race morning:
4:00AM not a creature was stirring, 'cept for Gered and Brett who were eating omlettes and packing the car.
4:30AM we're on the road - all seems quiet and gentle enough.
5:30AM we arrive at Wellington State Park amidst a light drizzle and some distant thundery rumblings. We head over to the transition area and split up. I head into transition, and Gered heads over to registration. Then... DOWNPOUR.
6:00AM the race director post pones the race an hour until 8:30, and orders everyone under a nearby tent.
7:00AM still pouring the race director pushes the race back another 30 minutes, to 9AM, cancels the swim and turns the race into a 17 mile bike + 10k run. At this point I exit the tent, I'm under and look for Gered.
7:15AM We connect and make the executive decision. The race is no longer worth racing. Why?
- It's raining, and there's no sign of it stopping. No since in risking sliding through a turn in a half a race.
- It's a half a race! We trained for a triathlon - not a bike/run. Lame man. No significantly comparable experience would have come from a time trial start bike/run race that we don't already get every weekend during our brick.
- My shins are "splinty"... I didn't want to make that any worse running full throttle in racing flats, when we've got a race of real importance 3 weeks down the road.
- And lastly, 3 weeks away from Philly, we've got two more really hard weeks of work. Better to go into that build period fresh than already broken down from half a miserable race!
Our only complaint with the way things played out was the decision of the race director to cancel the swim and cut the bike short so prematurely. That was a big oops on his part, I think, but we're over it. Also, I learned that it seems nothing good can come from New Hampshire, which is probably Gered's biggest win of the weekend.
Anywho - on to Philly! Definitely feeling really for this one!


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'Emergency' need for exorcists after surge in people dabbling in Satanism and black magic
Exorcists are in urgent demand as a result of a sharp rise in people dabbling in Satanism and the occult, experts from the Catholic Church in Italy and the US said.
Speaking in tongues, levitating and vomiting nails may seem far-fetched to most people, but church experts insist there is a need to recruit more priests as exorcists in order to combat sorcery and black magic.
Valter Cascioli, a psychologist and scientific consultant to the International Association of Exorcists, which is endorsed by the Vatican, described as an "emergency" the lack of priests capable of fighting the forces of evil.
"The lack of exorcists is a real emergency. There is a pastoral emergency as a result of a significant increase in the number of diabolical possessions that exorcist priests are confronting," he told La Stampa newspaper.
"The number of people who take part in occult and satanic practices, which lead to serious physical, psychological and spiritual damages, is constantly rising."
Dr Cascioli teaches courses in exorcism at the Pontifical University of Regina Apostolorum, a Vatican-backed university in Rome. "The number of exorcists has increased in recent years, but there are still not enough to deal with a dramatic situation that affects, above all, young people who use the internet a lot.
"There is a broad spread of superstitious practices, and with that a growing number of requests for help from people who are directly or indirectly struck by evil.
"It is dangerous to underestimate a phenomenon that is caused by the direct actions of the devil, but also by a decline in faith and values."
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Why Couples Are Opting Out of Traditional Wedding Cakes
It's tradition to cut a multi-tiered wedding cake in the front a crowd of adoring guests on one's wedding day. But many brides and grooms are bucking the system: They're not only having super-customized weddings that reflect who they are together, but also deciding not to serve a wedding cake. Even our Creative Director, Kristen Miglore opted not to have a cake at her California ceremony. She instead went for ice cream floats and fruit cobblers!
As wedding planner Dominique Bell of Dominique Bell Events explained it, "People are doing cakes less and less because they are expensive and nobody really eats the cake." She said that couples may have a smaller cake as a symbolic gesture, but many people prefer dessert tables with an array of treats—and the more portable the desserts the better. When the time comes to cut the cake, many wedding guests are socializing and enjoying the reception, and not paying attention to the cake.
Dominique has planned weddings where couples have served ice cream from an ice cream truck, cookie cakes, and even a wheel of Parmesan cheese. "It is happening more and more," said Dominique about couples leaving the traditional cake behind—and if they do decide to have cake, many request "naked" cakes, unfrosted cakes with layers and fillings exposed. This "unfinished" look is typically rustic, fresh, and adorned with fruit and flowers.
Wedding planner Jove Myer of Jove Myer Events encourages his clients to pick desserts based on their favorites and also based on the season that the wedding is being held. He said, "Couples are trying to have weddings authentic to them. Why limit yourself to just having a wedding cake?" Besides, while cutting a wedding cake is a big moment, it can also be awkward for brides and grooms that don't want all the limelight on them.
By having smaller specific treats—which, as a bonus, can often be assembled oneself and thus cost a fraction of what a formal cake does—couples can say something fun about themselves in a dessert. One couple Jove worked with served banana pudding from New York City's Magnolia Bakery with vanilla wafers in individual glass jars. He explained that the couple was from the South and felt that banana pudding represented who they were. Jove has also seen couples serve a tower of donuts, ice cream cookie sandwiches, cupcakes, or Cronuts.
Here are a few more ways couples are seeking dessert alternatives in lieu of a traditional wedding cake:
Having a rustic, country side, wine region or vintage wedding? Why not consider a cheese tower over a traditional wedding cake. Food for thought! #CheeseTower #CheeseTowerWeddingCake #NonTraditionalWeddingCake #CheeseCake #WeddingCake #WineRegionWeddings #RusticWedding #VintageWedding #CountrySideWedding #UniqueWeddingCake #WeddingInspo #Cheese #InstaWeddings #Cake #WeddingIdeas #Weddings #CheeseLover
Today was absolutely surreal! Feeling overwhelmingly blessed to have been able to construct this dessert table with some incredibly talented people! Such a dreamy wedding for the dreamiest couple anddd at the dreamiest location! Feeling honored just to be a part of it! 😍💗😊 ~~~ On the menu tonight: 50 rose macarons, 50 pistachio macarons, 50 coffee macarons, 2 dozen classic chocolate chip cookies, 2 dozen classic sugar cookies & 2 dozen heart shaped Rice Krispies and one big happy smile! ~~~ #lillymaybakes #lillymay #frenchmacarons #macarons #desserts #wedding #season #weddkngtreats #weddingdesserts #rosemacarons #pistachio #pistachiomacarons #coffeemacarons #camppelphrey #beautiful #love #wedding #desserts #sweets #sweet
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A magnificent vaulted ceiling with open plan kitchen, dining & living area. Sleeps up to 12
Full of original features including a unique walkway above the sitting room. Sleeps up to 10
Looking onto the central courtyard of the old dairy with spacious upstairs living area. Sleeps 8
A Large detached farmhouse in the heart of the Ashton Wold Estate. Sleeps up to 10
A lovely cottage within the Stables Complex with many original features. Sleeps up to 4
Part of the spectacular main house situated in a beautiful woodland setting. Sleeps 10
Some of the luxury holiday rental houses are positioned together around a central courtyard at The Lady Rothschild Dairy and others are located in seclusion within the estate. The emphasis inside is on quality, in a style that is both comfortable and elegantly modern. Solid oak finishes and natural features make each house quite individual whilst allowing for the highest expectations in modern bathrooms and kitchen spaces.
Situated in a secluded woodland locations within the grounds of the Estate, it is not uncommon to spot an assortment of animals including deer, badgers, squirrels, foxes, rabbits, red kites and many more. As well as the grounds of the Estate there are many nearby villages and country pubs to discover. Nearby Oundle, a historic market town, has many quality shops at hand for supplies.


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Hi everyone, it's that time again! It's time to make a horribly self serving post. Today I don't need you to send me money, or nudie pictures, or delicious beer, but you can and should send me those things. But also, I need you to click this link. Which link? This link! This link goes to a tumblr I created that features my very own first novel.
For those who don't know, I wrote a horror novel called Dreamers: A Tale of Love Most Terrible. It's horror with a dash of comedy and a subtle romance as well. What's the basic story? It's about a man who gathers the dreams of demons for a living who discovers he has one very special dream that everyone, from Hell, Heaven and beyond want, including a woman who seems to have the same job as him. It's fun. And currently I am editing the book like a beast, but this tumblr has the original novel, the fully unedited, fell right out of my brain version of the story that I wrote at a pace of about 1000 words a day early this year. It flowed wonderfully and I barely had to pause to decide where to take it. And I'm pretty proud of how it turned out, so I feel like sharing it.
If you like it, let me know. Share with a friend. If you want to publish it, make me an offer. If you hate it, maybe you're bad in the soul. Whatever happens though, I'd love to know it's been enjoyed by at least a few people. You may not know but I do what I do here every day for the pure joy of it. Well, also a pay check, but pay checks came after. I started writing because I like it. I like knowing I made someone laugh, or even made them angry. I like to entertain.
Of course I' love nothing more than to see this book published and out for the world at large to consume, but for now I'm happy to share with anyone who's enjoyed my writing in the past. Read it, share it, let me know your thoughts.


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This week I (and inadvertently Gatsby) am featured on La Bella Figura along with 8 other fashionable bloggers.
We all share our fashion insights and are pictured in our "go to outfits". I am the third blogger featured... see if you can spot Gatsby!
See the article here.
My Go-To Outfit
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Labels: fashion
The Oyster Party Chez Madame Bohemienne
Yesterday I spent the afternoon cooking with Madame Sportif (my French neighbor). We spent four hours cooking, eating and chatting. I unearthed a wealth of information on how to live Comme les Français and cannot wait to share it with you! In the meantime, I have been poring through my journals and was recalled of a very special dinner party chez Madame Bohemienne that I thought you might enjoy…
One day I received a call from BP saying that Madame Bohemienne had a surprise for us and would I be able to come over for dinner that evening? I was intrigued and could hardly refuse. I took the forty-minute metro ride from the 16th arrondissement to Chez Bohemienne and walked up those ten flights of steps wondering what surprise could possibly await me…
It turned out Madame Bohemienne had just visited Brittany and had brought back with her an entire crate of fresh oysters. I nearly fainted with delight. Now many people do not like oysters. I am not one of those people. I love oysters. Mon Dieu how I love oysters! And I had never seen so many before my eyes as I had in that moment. I eagerly helped BP and her two sons set the table. Oysters were shucked, music was playing, we opened a bottle of champagne to celebrate and we sat down to feast.
Delicious is an inadequate word to describe that meal. The oysters (accompanied with mignonette sauce and big pieces of crusty French bread and real butter) were divine. The champagne bubbles delighted my tongue and left me feeling delirious. Afterward we ended with a delicious slice of Camembert.
It was a simple meal, but one of the best I've ever had. I don't know how many oysters I ate that evening but I felt like a heroin in a Molière play (Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme springs to mind). There was something so wonderful about spoiling ourselves in such a decadent manner... I shall never forget my first oyster dinner party, Comme les Français...
Still Life with Wine Goblet and Oysters by Pieter Claesz is pictured above (dated 1630).
Posted by The Daily Connoisseur at 4:40 PM 11 comments
Labels: Comme les Français, Cuisine, France
On Why We Are All Sisyphus
In The Lost Art of Gratitude, Alexander McCall Smith's latest novel in the eternally enjoyable Isabel Dalhousie series, Isabel and Jamie discuss the theory that we are all Sisyphus, in our own way.
You remember Sisyphus- the mythical king who was punished for all eternity by having to roll a boulder up a hill only to watch it roll right back down again. Isabel argued that we are all Sisyphus to some extent. We clean the kitchen at night only to find it dirty after breakfast the next day- we file away papers at work, only to have the stack grow again a few hours later...
I found this discussion to be particularly interesting. Probably because, when I studied Latin in high school, I felt extremely sorry for poor old Sisyphus. But then I got to thinking and realized that McCall Smith's Isabel is actually right. We are all Sisyphus in our own way. My own Sisyphean plight involves such things as emptying the dishwasher, doing the laundry, filing in the office…. These rather mundane tasks always seem to be completed and then lo and behold, all too quickly after completion, need to be tackled again.
I do, however, believe the key is (and I hope poor Sisyphus was able to come to this conclusion himself) to enjoy the journey and appreciate the cyclical nature of the task at hand. If I could somehow appreciate the unloading of the dishwasher (make it a meditation perhaps?), enjoy sorting through the laundry (meditation again?) and relish the act of filing, then perhaps the cyclical nature of these tasks would not be as daunting.
I'll let you know how it goes.
I would love to know… how are you like Sisyphus?
The Lost Art of Gratitude can be purchased at www.amazon.com
Posted by The Daily Connoisseur at 6:08 PM 11 comments
Happy Valentine's Day- Big Announcement
Happy Valentine's Day to all of my wonderful readers on The Daily Connoisseur. I consider myself to be very fortunate to not only have one, but two Valentines (Gatsby and B, you see) and this year is even more special because I have a big announcement… we are having a baby!
B and I are elated (I actually can't believe I've kept it a secret for so long!)- we are expecting the newest addition to our family in August. Thank you in advance for all of your support and I hope this Valentine's Day is filled with love for you and your family…
...and yes, we are having a girl :)
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Labels: Baby, Valentine's Day
Chocolatt... from Belgium
This year for Valentine's Day I am giving my sweetheart (otherwise known as B) one pound of luxury chocolate from my favorite local chocolatier in Santa Monica, Chocolatt...from Belgium.
I love this tiny shop. Their delicious little chocolates are all imported from Belgium...
So much thought goes into the art and display. Their chocolates are unique and distinct looking. I imagine this is the sort of shop that Hercule Poirot would frequent...
I love supporting tiny, independent shops like this...
And I think B will be very pleased with his gift...
I would love to know... what are you getting your sweetheart for Valentine's day?
P.S.- On Valentine's Day I will be making a big announcement so check back soon! xoxo
Chocolatt... from Belgium is located at 12008 Wilshire Blvd in West Los Angeles. For more information, visit www.chocolatt.com
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Labels: Chocolate, Valentine's Day
Midnight- Comme les Français
After I lived in Paris for a few months I started to learn the secrets of the city from the locals. Perhaps they waited to see if I was 'worthy' of being told the secrets or perhaps they had tried to tell me when I first got there but my French was so bad I didn't understand what they were saying- either way I was grateful.
It was at one of Madame Bohemienne's wild dinner parties where a few artsy types were the guests of honor, that I learned about the Louvre at Midnight.
"You haven't heard about the Louvre at midnight?" they asked me astonished, as I had already been in Paris for a few months.
"Non!" I replied, leaning in over my coq au vin, "do tell!"
Well every so often (usually once a week- but one could never tell- and never really on the same day) a group of musicians played a free concert in the courtyard of the Louvre at midnight. It was spectacular- so special, so romantic! We had to go.
And go we did. I'm not sure how we found out what night they were playing as this wasn't an advertised thing, but my friends and I, one crisp evening in early Spring, wandered into one of the courtyards of the Louvre and found a string quartet. Only a handful of people were scattered around the courtyard listening to the beautiful music. There were no chairs- people either sat on the edge of the fountain or on a blanket or scarf laid down on the floor.
The quartet played rapturously for about an hour- Mozart, Chopin, Brahms. I remember sitting there feeling so in the moment- so grateful that I was sitting under the stars in this beautiful city, by this beautiful building that held some of the world's most important pieces of art in its walls, surrounded by friends and listening to this 'secret concert'- and feeling that life was truly good, indeed…
I'm not sure if the secret concerts at the Louvre are still held at midnight, but if they are and you find yourself in Paris… allez, I tell you- allez…
It was at one of Madame Bohemienne's wild dinner parties where a few artsy types were the guests of honor, that I learned about the Louvre at Midnight.
"You haven't heard about the Louvre at midnight?" they asked me astonished, as I had already been in Paris for a few months.
"Non!" I replied, leaning in over my coq au vin, "do tell!"
Well every so often (usually once a week- but one could never tell- and never really on the same day) a group of musicians played a free concert in the courtyard of the Louvre at midnight. It was spectacular- so special, so romantic! We had to go.
And go we did. I'm not sure how we found out what night they were playing as this wasn't an advertised thing, but my friends and I, one crisp evening in early Spring, wandered into one of the courtyards of the Louvre and found a string quartet. Only a handful of people were scattered around the courtyard listening to the beautiful music. There were no chairs- people either sat on the edge of the fountain or on a blanket or scarf laid down on the floor.
The quartet played rapturously for about an hour- Mozart, Chopin, Brahms. I remember sitting there feeling so in the moment- so grateful that I was sitting under the stars in this beautiful city, by this beautiful building that held some of the world's most important pieces of art in its walls, surrounded by friends and listening to this 'secret concert'- and feeling that life was truly good, indeed…
I'm not sure if the secret concerts at the Louvre are still held at midnight, but if they are and you find yourself in Paris… allez, I tell you- allez…
Posted by The Daily Connoisseur at 5:30 PM 13 comments
Labels: Comme les Français, France, Music
On my Grandmother- The Original Daily Connoisseur
I spent the past weekend visiting my grandmother in the stroke rehabilitation center. My grandmother has had a tough month. She had a heart attack and two weeks later, a stroke. She is 87 years old- so these sorts of things tend to happen at her age- as my family so aptly reminds me, but it still doesn't make it easier.
I could easily describe my grandmother, you see, as the original Daily Connoisseur. She is a woman that does not take a moment of her life for granted. She drinks sparkling cider out of her finest crystal, drinks coffee (always black) out of her best china, watches the sunset every day she is able and has pie for breakfast whenever she feels like it. In short, this is a woman who knows how to live- and live well.
She has been like this as long as I have known her. That is why when I saw her for the first time after her stroke, I was in for a shock. The normally vibrant lady I was used to- who loved going to jazz concerts on Sundays (she has a more active social life than I do)- was lying on a bed in the rehabilitation center, looking tired and weak- the left side of her face, slightly collapsed. I observed a quiet moment of sadness within myself but did not want to show it to her.
After spending the day with her, however, I quickly found that her stroke was merely an annoyance- a bump in the road, and that her same spirit and sense of humor still prevailed. She was, after all, still wearing her trademark hot pink lipstick, bribing the male nurses with marshmallows and overall, being an incredibly good sport.
I was happy to tell my grandmother that I have just completed my first novel and I told her when it is published (notice I said 'when' and not 'if'- I am using the power of positive thinking here people) I will dedicate it to her. But until then, I dedicate this blog to her- to my grandmother, Lila- the original daily connoisseur. She taught me that life is worth living- but only if you live it well. And for that, I could not be more grateful.
My grandmother and I are pictured above in a photo taken this past summer...
Posted by The Daily Connoisseur at 6:59 AM 22 comments
Labels: lifestyle
On Why We Don't Use the Best Things We Have- Part 2
Last week, my post On Why We Don't Use the Best Things We Have got an overwhelming response. So many of you could relate and we all asked ourselves the same question- Why do we do this? What are we saving our best for?
So to explore this question further- I've been using only my best of everything this past week and have jotted down some notes to document my experience. I have included the highlights of my observations below:
Monday- Wore my favorite Intimissimi pajamas in cotton taupe with aqua blue lace trim to bed. I have never worn these to bed before. I've only worn them when staying over at my in-laws' house as they are my prettiest pajamas and they tend to impress! Wearing them at home feels great… kind of like the equivalent of jumping into a perfectly laundered, freshly made bed.
Wednesday- Walked Gatsby in my Hard Tail yoga pants, ballet top and hoodie (an outfit I usually reserve for hiking with girlfriends). Felt as though there were a spring in my step and for the first time in a while did not worry that I would run into somebody I know.
Thursday- Wore my favorite J Crew cashmere henley in heather grey for the second time this week. Normally would shy away from wearing something twice in one week but when it is high quality and is the nicest warm sweater I have- pourquoi pas? Allowing myself to wear something more than once a week also curbs my ridiculous desire to buy too many expensive things- I don't need that much… quality over quantity.
Friday- Today I am lounging around the house. The cleaning lady canceled on me so I changed my plans, rolled up my sleeves and did it myself. I was wearing a favorite lightweight chocolate brown tunic by Alternative and normally would have changed into sweats to do the housework but as my husband and brother-in-law are here, decided to stay in my best- even when cleaning. After all, they have to look at me too!
There you have my somewhat random notes. I definitely sense a positive shift of feeling when I use the best things I have. By doing so I am telling myself that every day is special enough to treat myself to the best.
Have you been using the best things you have? I would love to hear your observations…
Roses on my dining room table are pictured above.
Posted by The Daily Connoisseur at 4:06 PM 8 comments
Precision- Comme les Français
Right off the bat I was very eager to help Madame Chic in the kitchen. I love to cook and I love French food so I wanted to take full advantage of learning her secrets. How was it that she managed to produce a delicious three-course dinner every single night without even so much as glancing into a cookbook? It was simple- she had been making these recipes for years and they came to her like second nature.
One of Madam Chic's specialties was dessert- there was always dessert, and it was toujours delicious. My favorite of her desserts were her fruit tarts. They went from apple in the wintertime to strawberry as it neared summer. (Remember Famille Chic always ate seasonally. They would never dream of eating imported strawberries in the winter- not only for price and practicality purposes but because they were inferior to the sweet little local gems that arrived late spring).
So early one evening, she and I were in the kitchen- the window was open and the warm Parisian breeze accompanied us as we cooked. The dessert for that evening? A strawberry tart. Madame Chic made her pâtee sucrée from scratch and I helped her roll it out onto the tart pan (which had gotten unprecedented use over the years). Then came time for the strawberries- which Madame Chic instructed me to place in the lined tart pan. I had cut and hulled the tiny little berries and eagerly dumped them into the tart pan, rearranged them slightly and looked up at Madame Chic for the next step.
I was met, not with instructions on what to do next, but with a look of horror from Madame Chic.
"Jennifer," she said (in French of course) "Non! You must arrange the strawberries artfully, symmetrically, all around the dish. Avec precision!"
"Oh," I said, looking down at my tart. I thought it looked rather nice- artistic if one were being nice.
She proceeded to show me how it should be done and started to arrange the berries around the perimeter of the crust, spiraling in as she went. I finished it off and in the center we placed the nicest looking berry. Then we proceeded to drizzle on the glaze.
"Much better," Madame Chic said with palpable satisfaction.
I'll never forget that day in the kitchen with Madame Chic. She taught me that no occasion is too small to live well and have only the best. That perfect little strawberry tart wasn't made for a party or to impress guests. It was made for her family- her husband, son and me, the lucky college student that got to experience life comme les Français for those few magical months…
The strawberry tart from Everyday Food is pictured above. You can get the recipe here.
Posted by The Daily Connoisseur at 9:54 AM 16 comments
Labels: Comme les Français, Cuisine, France
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Organize Your Closet For Less
Are you tired of looking at your cluttered closet every day? Well you don't have to be anymore, you can organize that cramped closet without spending a whole lot of cash. You may not know, but there are some items that you may already have in your home that can help with your organization.
First thing you need to do is weed out anything and everything in your closet. Put everything into separate piles for what you are going to throw out, give to charity (or to a friend or family member) and what you are going to keep. Once you have decided what you are going to keep, then you have to organize it all.
Do you need more shelf space in your closet so you can get a lot of things off the floor and more organized? Well if you have an old bookcase that you do not use anymore, move it into your closet. You can now move everything (that will fit on the shelves) in the bookcase so you will be able to have more floor room.
Shoeboxes are great to store not only your shoes, but other items in your closet as well. They are easily stackable and sturdy enough to hold a lot of things that you may have lying around in your closet. And the best part is many of us have a lot of these boxes dumped in our closets already!
There are also many items that you can purchase for cheap in order to help you organize your closet. For example, canvas boxes and collapsible storage bins can help provide a lot of storage for you. These two objects can be purchased at any large office supply store or department store for anywhere from $10-$20 each.
Hanging shelves are also good because you can hang them from your closet keeping them out of the way and off the floor. These can be found in the same stores as stated above and can range from $5-$15. These are good for the smaller and lighter things in your closet.
Organize your closet easily and cheaply. You do not have to buy a lot of things to help you organize, you just need to look around the house and see what you can use. It's as simple as that!
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HGTV, http://www.hgtv.com/closet-organization-tips-ideas/package/index.html
myhomeideas.com, http://www.myhomeideas.com/healthy-home/organizing-cleaning/how-to-organize-closet-10000001747241/
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