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For those asking if Russell Crowe's band still is known as 30 Odd Foot of Grunts:

In 2005 the name of the band was changed from 30 Odd Foot of Grunts to The Ordinary Fear Of God. The band's acronym, TOFOG, is unchanged by the name change.

The second paragraph in the text coming after the St. Alban's Episcopal Church image considers Frederick Hugh Herbert as author of the Corliss Archer stories.

Might it not be interesting to match all the Archer stories with their film counterparts?

Would it not have been wonderful for Shirley Temple to have wended her way performance-wise through all the dramatizations?

Your product line includes stainless and surgical steel as septum-piercings material.

Quite a few Unitedstatesians match their septum-piercings material with titanium earrings.

Might titanium, stainless steel and surgical steel muster the same sterility ratings or might one or two merit it more than another?

Your comment in the box below, five boxes from the very end, catches my attention.

Your description that "There have been some bodies found which when reported have mysteriously disappeared" intrigues me.

What is the interpretation of who is removing those bodies and why?

Online sources allude to the multi-cultural background of border collies.

The aforementioned canine sentients are so-called because of their associations with the areas between northern England and Scotland, correct?

Exposure to such different biogeographical expressions as the English and the Scottish cultural geographies perhaps encouraged sensitivity to everything done and said by humans co-existing in those areas.

The above-mentioned canine sentients in essence figured how to feature on both border sides' best-loved lists -- by following orders and suggestions faithfully ;-D -- without falling out of favor with one, the other, both human fellows.

The very last sentence in your wizzley, that "You can even add body glitter if you want," keeps making me mull whether to glitter or not to glitter with self-tanning?

Might you have particular colors and patterns that match the particular occasion or your clothing or your finger- and toe-nails -- ;-D -- or hairstyle?

Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.

The first paragraph to the first subheading, Introduction to Skiddaw, advises us that "Skiddaw, pronounced SKidder by locals, is the high point of a small mountain range in Cumbria in the English Lake District National Park. If you look south from its summit you get views down beautiful Borrowdale. To the north the distant hills of Scotland may be visible on a clear day, but looking north east hikers will espy a stretch of heathery moorland, which is trodden by none but avid walkers. This is part of Skiddaw Forest. I have hiked the mountain, though I prefer the Jenkins' Hill route."

That closing part to the last sentence quoted above, "though I prefer the Jenkins' Hill route," catches my attention.

What might Jenkins' Hill not offer or offer that optimizes its scaling in your hill- and mountain-climbing eyes?

Most likely the latter.

None that I know of

The public pensions are very reliable in civil and crown services. Benefits are the same.

I do not think that there are clear statistics on the issue

The tagine pot intrigues me more and more with its actualities and its possibilities.

Might it not be amenable to making heated, hot chocolate drinkables and edibles?

Thank you. I enjoyed hearing about the Virginia bluebells.

The 12th subheading, Charities which Give Free Christmas Gifts and Food Parcels to Families in Need, addresses as one such provider the Wood Street Mission.

The first two paragraphs respectively affirm the availability there of free Christmas sundries and of free Easter edibles.

Is the Wood Street Mission the only such charity the involves free food?