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Sherlock
Sherlock Holmes is forever connected with long summer holidays in the family cottage by the sea where I read the stories of the master detective in my teens. And I still love Sherlock though its been years since I picked … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Reviews, Television
Tagged 2010, BBC, Benedict Cumberbatch, John Watson, Martin Freeman, Reviews, Sherlock Holmes, Television
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Soundtracks and Harry Potter
Earlier this week my gym played a track from the movie 1492 and I recognised it immediately even though I haven’t listed to it for ages. But I did as a teenager, and the melody reminded me of a certain … Continue reading
Great Books. The Top Ten, instalment 4. The Count of Monte Cristo
Alexandre Dumas’ The Count of Monte Cristo was read aloud to me and my siblings under a crescent moon in the island of Giglio just off the Italian west coast with a view of Monte Cristo it self in the distance. … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Happy Moments, Literature, Reviews, Top Ten Books, Travels
Tagged Alexandre Dumas, Books, Family, French Literature, Great books, Literature, Reviews
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Great Books. The Top Ten, instalment 3. Jane Eyre
Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre from 1847 is my favourite novel. Full stop. I love the set-up and characters, and I love the intricate love story I may have been a little thick but when I first read the novel I … Continue reading
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Tagged 1847, Charlotte Brontë, Class, Classics, English Literature, Gender, Gothic literature, Governess, Great books, Jane Eyre, Rochester, Romanticism
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Great Books. The Top Ten, instalment 2. Vasari.
Are you ready for the second instalment of Annina Teatime’s all-time favourite books a.k.a. Books that Changed my Life?! I’m sure you are so here goes: Giorgio Vasari, Le Vite de’ piú ecellenti architetti, pittori, et scultori italiani da Cimabue … Continue reading
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Tagged 16th Century, Books, Italian literature, Michelangelo, Vasari
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English Country Houses. Part 2. Haddon Hall
Next up: Haddon Hall. Located a short drive from Chatsworth my friend and I went there on the same day after having had that memorable afternoon tea. Haddon Hall was a favourite of mine even before I visited it since … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Items and Places I Like, Photos, Reviews, Television, Travels
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English Country Houses. Part 1. Chatsworth.
I promised you reviews of country houses in Britain and I will give you reviews of country houses in Britain. But first let me tell you two things: 1. Never go to Stratford-upon-Avon. It is the worst tourist trap I … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Film, Food, Items and Places I Like, Photos, Reviews, Travels
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Viktor & Rolf at the Barbican
I just returned from a short trip to London where I was dragged (OK, I came willingly) by my sister to see the Viktor & Rolf exhibition at the Barbican Centre. And it was totally cool! What did I know … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Exhibitions, Reviews, Travels
Tagged art, Exhibitions, Fashion, Reviews, Travels, Victor & Rolf
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Go with Peace Jamil
I just returned from the cinema and the Danish film Go with Peace Jamil. This story about revenge and love takes us through a parallel universe to what I know as Copenhagen. A Copenhagen where ancient strife and ancient codes … Continue reading
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The Science of Sleep
I just watched the nicest film: The Science of Sleep. Young Stephane Miroux has trouble dividing sleep and dream from waking and real life. His dreams are extremely vivid and a source of creativity but they are also tyrannical in … Continue reading
Posted in Dvds, Film, Reviews, YouTube
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