Welcome to the Wakefield Doctrine (the theory of clarks, scotts and rogers)
This is the Wakefield Doctrine’s contribution to the Ten Things of Thankful (TToT) bloghop.
Found on the doorsteps of St. Dominque’s Convent in Crissfield, Maryland, the Principia Gratutacia were painstakingly translated by Srs. Cletus and Ryan and promptly locked away. Late on the evening of the Feast of St. Rita of Cascia, the tract was purloined by a novitiate, our Founderess, Lizzi and, a young friend, Virginia Dare and spirited off to England.
The rest, as they say, is fiction.
However, what survives is this bloghop. Dyanne, it’s current hostina-de-segete and her co-hosts: Mimi, Lisa and Kristi (hostina emeritae)
So link up your lists of the people, places and things that have elicited, provoked and otherwise, alright-already-with-the-blogging! state of gratitude.
1) Una
2) Phyllis
3) the Wakefield Doctrine
4) bloghops the Six Sentence Story and the Unicorn Challenge (jenne and ceayr)
5) the Six Sentence Cafe & Bistro (metaphorically, of course)
6) photo at top? taken on an ocean beach little more than 20 minutes from here
7) gotta, though, on the surface surely as redundant an observation as saying ice is cold, go to modern technology for a grat
8) something something
9) the days are getting longer
10) Secret Rule 1.3 (Book of Secret Rules aka the Secret Book of Rules)
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no, don’t ask… ok, if you insist… I was commenting over at ‘the ‘corn’ and for god-knows what reason, my reaction to one of the stories was ‘well, lah di dah, lah di dah’ which, of course most clarks will identify with the incomparable clark, Diane Keaton, as Annie Hall.
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Twenty minutes to the ocean must be nice!
even better, my office is, like three minutes (241 Post Rd Westerly RI)
Longer can’t happen soon enough, can it.
ikr?
Fun post today. Words, music, vid…
Yeah, #5. Been enjoying “hanging out there” lately too.
Your intro brings back pleasant reading memories about the Sisters at St. Dominque’s Convent in Crissfield, Maryland. Wonder what they’ve been up to.
That’s strange. I’ve been reading Virginia Dare just now.
lol
as we’re sure you’ve long since realized, strange is one of the Doctrine’s favorite things
Full Disclosure: that name (Virginia Dare) came from a Wikipedia search result but cannot, for the life of me, remember the searched word!