I flipped it open to Snow White and allowed as how none of the many current film version end anything like the real tale, so we had a brief read aloud of the end. Properly horrifying it is, but a satisfying end to the wicked step-mother. Continue reading →
de·mesne di?m?n noun historical land attached to a manor and retained for the owner’s own use. Law, historical possession of real property in one’s own right. etymology: Middle English: from Old French demeine belonging to a lord, from Latin dominicus, … Continue reading →
you know the lives of cats are very difficult. Seriously… Continue reading →
I cleared off the cutting table so I can layer the quilt-that-shan’t-be-shown-here. Continue reading →
The heat of the day • cooling itself on the rim • of the coming night. Continue reading →
If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be very intelligent, read them more fairy tales.
