Awesome. I got us back to Anglo Saxons ;-) and I think I’ve got some big discoveries on how the class works. I’ll email :-) screenshot is for you, summing up how things are here.

Stay safe, you’re marvellous.

Goodness I got riled when he said that! I ranted at my five year old. Shame we don’t have it as good as medieval women…

End notes. I’m still doing end notes. Haven’t even got to the blurb…

Same. My degree was psychology. But I think most medieval history we are ‘taught’ is the Victorian ideal of how it should be, with added “made for tv” stereotypes-with no logic or consideration to how people really live. Particularly women and children.

I’ve noticed in my research into the Langley family that there’s logic to the land acquisition too. Each of their “bases” across the family is about a days travel from the next. That’s not coincidence. Also none of the places are called Langley. That’s just an added layer of fun.

I’ve got two kids, 11 yrs apart and home educated. They have unrestricted screen time, as I don’t believe it’s a thing. They have unrestricted book time, play time, sleep time… anyway what hurts kids most is when their self esteem is low. iMO. That’s when they are most vulnerable to bad stuff.

I’m going to finally buy your book today because you are an actual masochist, and hero.

I’m not sure if there’s an official answer, or an official Robin Hood-but I live near Loxley, Warks and when I drive past there I think of him. This is because Robin Hood Prince of Thieves is the best movie ever made.

Thats giving Ladybird “the elves and the shoemaker” vibes

I’m so glad for the second part as I felt my stomach knot up!

It’s an old picture because he’s in doggy heaven, but this may amazing rescue Apollo -a puli/pumi, already geriatric when I got him. He Liked to pull me towards people smoking weed on walks, preferably if they were in alleyways; would only eat if I spoon fed him. The opposite of an assistance dog.