Friday, April 12, 2013

Friday Likes


I missed the Friday Likes last week because I was away in London.  This is where I post three things that I like or enjoy or make my day.  They're eclectic, sometimes to do with the Middle Ages, but frequently not.


Off The Leash:
I follow Rupert Fawcett's daily dog cartoons at Facebook.  They always make me smile at coffee break!
http://www.facebook.com/OffTheLeashDailyDogCartoons?fref=ts 
I had Rupert adapt this one to portray our two terriers Pip and Jack


Talking of coffee breaks, I quite often indulge in a biscuit from Bothams of Whitby.  I met one of the bakers and business owners on Twitter - a keen reader, punster, and all round lovely chap, although dangerous if you're counting calories. @MikeJarman  My mother has become addicted to the ginger brack and goes so far as to hide it from my dad!
http://www.botham.co.uk/   


A desert Island keeper research book.  I love this because it covers so much ground and in depth but with a light touch to the writing.  If you had to, you could write a novel about the late Norman or Angevin period with just this book for reference. 








2 comments:

  1. Thank you for reminding me of R.Bartlett's study. I wanted to purchase it some time ago, but somehow forgot to do it. Now, it's already on the way.

    The cartoons are brilliant.

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  2. Anonymous11:08 am

    On Bartlett, brilliant book. Wish it and been published when I was a student. Only accessible place to find anything on the de Clare family of the late C12th, and great info on tournaments.

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