I am currently writing several Outlander posts. Of course, I will be writing about Frank in subsequent posts. This short post is only about the first chapter of Voyager. Thanks for reading! Memory Lapses Chapter 1 opens with the events after the Battle of Culloden. The reader for the first time in the series experiences […]
Continue readingOutlander: Rereading Voyager – The Prologue
In Voyager, the narrator in the prologue expresses a fear of stepping onto puddles. Of course, at this stage, it is not clear who the narrator could be. There are two possibilities: Claire or Brianna. I tend to suspect it is Claire. The prologue also brings to mind the notion of time-traveling and different, parallel worlds. […]
Continue readingBare Shoulder Tops
One of the trends that I like the most now is the cold-shoulder tops. They come in a variety of forms: shirts, tees, and sweaters. I decided to collect the ones I like the most for this post. My top pick is the dress shirt with the ruffle from the Mango Store. MANGO Off-Shoulder Sweater […]
Continue readingOutlander TV: Another Outlander Article in Scotland Magazine (Castle Doune)
Many of you have probably noticed that I subscribe to Scotland Magazine. However, my husband enjoys reading it. He is fascinated with the castles and the countryside and dreams about buying a property there someday. Of course, this edition’s spotlight is Doune Castle. Sincerely, I am renewing my subscription for sure since I have been […]
Continue readingLord John Grey: The Twelvetrees in Jamaica
I have been a little bit late in updating my blog. I was supposed to go the Outlandish Gathering in Savannah this year. However, it got canceled because of Hurricane Matthew (I have started to hate Mother Nature recently because of it). As a result, I was very busy packing and unpacking. This post is mainly […]
Continue readingLord John Grey: The Snake as Lord John’s Spirit Animal
Snakes seem to be everywhere in “Lord John and the Plague of Zombies.” In this post, I will try to interpret what snakes represent. Of course, I have not read yet any of the books that the author used as a source to write the novella, even though I acquired one of them, The Serpent […]
Continue readingLord John Grey Series: Confirmation of Geillis Having Syphilis
While I was away, I was able to finish reading A Trail of Fire. This post will be mainly about a detail revealed in “Lord John and the Plague of Zombies,” the confirmation that Geillis had syphilis. In his interaction with her, Lord John recognizes the syphilitic infection. She rubbed absently at her forehead, and he […]
Continue readingTrend: The Slip Dress
For the last few years, the slip dress has been a closet staple for many. Of course, it is a trend that is rooted in the 90s. It is a versatile piece that can be worn on its own or with a tee or shirt underneath. JENNY PARK Chloe Dress (see more gray dresses) MANGO […]
Continue readingOutlander TV: Scotland Magazine has an article about Outlander
I was surprised today when I opened my mailbox and found the most recent issue of Scotland Magazine. It has an article about Outlander. If you are interested, go and get it.
Continue readingPacking for Summer Vacation
I will be away for most of the month of August, and I am taking with me all the items from the featured image: a diving mask, a snorkel, and a rashguard. However, it is worth mentioning other items that I wish I could take. The following barrettes are unusual, especially the cactus. Sincerely, I […]
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