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By Art and Architecture, mainly on Aug 14, 2020 in: family, literature, science, women
August Lindbergh (1859–1924) was born in Sweden & left for the USA early in life. As a teen, his son Charles Lindbergh (1902-74) loved machines, especially the family’s Model T Ford. And The Spirit of St Louis. People knew that from birth o...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Aug 7, 2020 in: architecture, Britain, family, history, women
I am not a royalist so it may have seemed strange watching Channel 4’s documentary Princess Diana’s Wicked Step-mother. This film, about Raine Spencer (1929-2016) and her relationship with the Princess of Wales, featured an in-depth i...
By Life Hacker on Aug 7, 2020 in: family
I have always been a disorganized parent. I remember my first baby, just a few months old, getting inconsolably cranky and I couldn’t figure out why. “Well, is it past his naptime?” somebody asked me, and I was like, wait: naps have a time?Read...
By Beautifully Glossy on Aug 6, 2020 in: family, kids, motherhood, parenting
Hello Friday. I'm so happy to see you.Have you all had a good week?If you're back in lockdown, I hope you're coping okay. If you're not I'm always happy to chat.Is it just me or have a lot more people jumped on the covid conspiracy bandwagon? I've se...
By Life Hacker on Aug 6, 2020 in: family
You might already do something similar at work: once a week, even if you’re in near constant communication with your colleagues, the whole team sits down (probably via video chat these days) for a brief overview on how things are going. These meeti...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Aug 4, 2020 in: Britain, family, history, literature, women
Born in Birmingham, Barbara Cartland (1901–2000) was the oldest child of British Army Major James Cartland (died 1918); her mother's family were Gloucestershire minor landed gentry. Barbara had two brothers: Major Ronald Cartland, Member of Parli...
By Life Hacker on Aug 4, 2020 in: family, pets, communication
Just because you’re home with your partner, kids, or pets all the time now doesn’t mean you’ve gotten any better at spending time with each other. In fact, the opposite could be true; you might feel like there’s a little too much time being s...