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Women and Children First? Titanic and the Suffragettes
Good one, Jo. No JT, don't bother to respond to that one. Modern day Suffragettes who still fight for the rights of women have you beat now. Do something radical. Unusual for a man, admit defeat and Just Troll off. Please-and-thank-you? With the ...
Guest, on 03/12/2014
Gorgeous 'Arty' Tops and T-Shirts for Art Lovers
Thanks VioletteRose - yes, it's lovely isn't it - be nice on a child's T-shirt.
KathleenDuffy, on 03/12/2014
Dark Decorations: Figurines for Lovers of Ravens
One of these would be a wonderful part of a sophisticated Halloween display with some primitive witch dolls and forlorn pumpkins.
Nelda_Hoxie, on 03/12/2014
Dark Decorations: Figurines for Lovers of Ravens
I actually hadn't paid attention to ravens very much, until I saw this video of a raven playing with a plastic lid on a snow covered slanted roof. It would place the lid down at the top of the slant, hop on the lid, and then sled down the roof. ...
Ember, on 03/12/2014
Film Review of A Kiss for Corliss: Shirley Temple Reprises a Comedic Role in Her Last Film
Great reviews on Shirley Temple movies, I enjoy reading them!
VioletteRose, on 03/12/2014
Did South Boston Ban the Shamrock for St Patrick's Day?
The sheer furor it sparked gives testament to how hard people would fight to retain it!
JoHarrington, on 03/12/2014
Why Do We Eat Corned Beef and Cabbage on St Patrick's Day?
Cmoneyspinner - LOL I love your ethos.
What it all boils down to is that corned beer and cabbage is an AMERICAN dish, in all the glory that comes from that. It's a fusion between Irish and Jewish food, forged in that great melting pot of New ...
JoHarrington, on 03/12/2014
Why Do We Eat Corned Beef and Cabbage on St Patrick's Day?
Mira - Thank you very much. :)
JoHarrington, on 03/12/2014
Digital Cameras for Kids
They look great, kids will love to have them!
VioletteRose, on 03/12/2014
Did South Boston Ban the Shamrock for St Patrick's Day?
Banning the shamrock seems so random. Even if in some other reality it had actually been banned, I feel it would've only served to empower the symbol. But in general, it is so hard to imagine that actually happening in any sort of recent terms.
Ember, on 03/12/2014
Saint Patrick's Day Celebrations Around The World
I'm pinning this to my all things Irish board.
ologsinquito, on 03/12/2014
Growing Trends for Organic Gardening
This is an excellent article, especially for this time of year. I'm pinning it to one of my organic food boards.
ologsinquito, on 03/12/2014
Digital Cameras for Kids
These look like excellent first cameras for children.
ologsinquito, on 03/12/2014
Why Do We Eat Corned Beef and Cabbage on St Patrick's Day?
Worried about upsetting your American friends?
My dear. Let me 'splain sumthin to you.
When it comes to great tasting food, the only argument that will erupt is who gets to take credit for the fabulous fare. The fighting won't start until ...
cmoneyspinner, on 03/12/2014
Holi: The Celebration Of Colors
Thank you for reading and commenting :)
@Mira That sounds interesting, I didn't know that clover was associated with something other than St. Patrick's Day
@Valeed Nowadays holi is celebrated in many other places outside India, hope you can see ...
VioletteRose, on 03/12/2014