While I was enjoying a "postless weekend", Jams O'Donnell has been pretty productive.
All three postings are very interesting, and therefore recommended:
One about a Hadrian expedition in London, the doors to which will be opened in July;
one about attempts to save a language most of us would not even have known it exists;
one poison cabinet story about a considered coup which, for a change, did not happen.
Jams, your host at The Poor Mouth will be glad to welcome you and answer your comments.
6 comments:
Postless maybe but saving a poor would-be author in the process.
Interesting your connection with Jams.
I consider Jams a very worthwhile read. His posts are always interesting and I never miss. I'm sure he will appreciate the nod from you.
James,
shsshhh. :)
As for Jams, the connection is rooting in our blogs' names, which both are very closely related to a certain Flann O'Brien. :)
jmb,
on the risk of surprising you: I do not disagree. :)
Thanks for the links Sean. Much appreciated!
Oua j'devise le guernesiais (aen p'tit)
Yes I do speak Guernesiais (a bit)
Jams,
you are welcome. Great posts these days on your site.
Julia,
:)
Thus, perhaps you'd be even able to tell me the answer to following gullick in (Shetland) Norn?
Fira honga, fira gonga,
Fira staad upo "skø"
Twa veestra vaig a bee
And een comes atta driljandi.
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