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Easy and Delicious Recipes for Newbies
What I like about these recipes is they make you look like you know what you're doing in the kitchen! :)
cmoneyspinner, on 07/08/2014
Make Money Writing Online: Two New Pay Per View Sites to Write On
Thanks for the insider tip! I'll definitely give these two a try!
SimplySara, on 07/08/2014
One Way to Become a Successful Wizzley Writer
One day I may write a Wizzography. You have so many pages here Jo that I thought at first I must have already read this one. And yes, I may get that free Kindle eBook - Write Good or Die!
dustytoes, on 07/08/2014
My Collection of Portrait Artwork
I have enjoyed viewing your artwork, which I think is very good. Drawing faces is so difficult that I seldom try. Your True Love paragraph is quite funny, and one of the best ways to learn is from our mistakes!
dustytoes, on 07/08/2014
Whose Side is Cancer Research UK on?
I think you are right in saying that someone didn't think out this fund raiser very well! Some of those book links look very interesting and I plan to check them out. I definitely believe in the Food over Medicine approach to living.
dustytoes, on 07/08/2014
Kodak Pixpro AZ361 Digital Camera Review
I lost my manual and need to recharge the battery ~~ I feel really stupid because I can't see WHERE to plug the charger in at? Anyone that can help please please do [email protected]
Donna, on 07/08/2014
The Semi-Mythical Maelgwn Gwynedd Pt 5
I have looked up Eurgain, and there are two incompatible legends. One makes her a daughter of Caradoc [Caractacus] converted to Christianity at Rome, who returned to Britain with twelve virgins to establish Christianity in Wales. This is ...
frankbeswick, on 07/08/2014
The Semi-Mythical Maelgwn Gwynedd Pt 5
I have not studied St Eurgain, but will look her up. Where Early Mediaeval saints are concerned it is wrong to thnk in black and white terms. Some are pagan deities, but others are historic Christian persons.
frankbeswick, on 07/08/2014
What is the Difference Between the UK and Britain?
One point strikes me. England and Wales are [roughly] the old Roman province of Britain; Scotland is [roughly] that area where Roman control was either brief or non-existent. There is an unnatural and arbitrary border between Northern England ...
frankbeswick, on 07/08/2014
What is the Difference Between the UK and Britain?
Bretons were people who emigrated from Devon to Armorica, as it then was, taking their British language with them, so it is likely to be close to Welsh.
frankbeswick, on 07/08/2014
What is the Difference Between the UK and Britain?
As a young child in the mid-late 50s these men marked a kind of change of seasons. They travelled on bicycles with strings of onions that seemed to festoon every part of the bike and their ...
John Howe, on 07/08/2014
The Semi-Mythical Maelgwn Gwynedd Pt 5
I would SO buy that book!
Ember, on 07/08/2014
What is the Difference Between the UK and Britain?
It was my understanding that Cornish, Breton and Welsh were mutually understandable too, but I was totally lost when confronted with Cornish! I love that the Breton men came door to door, and your name for them. :)
JoHarrington, on 07/08/2014
What is the Difference Between the UK and Britain?
I am glad that I am not the only one to use my native tongue as passwords.
I agree Jo, Cornish is different from Welsh in many ways. But you know in the South Wales valleys of the ...
John Howe, on 07/08/2014
What is the Difference Between the UK and Britain?
There are soooo many placenames around here which owe more to us once being Powys, than anything to do with the Saxons. The headlands in particular have a profusion of Pens and Brees/Bryns. In fact, where I live has its etymology in an ...
JoHarrington, on 07/08/2014