Pi Day Pies
A look at old-fashioned hand-raised pies for Pi Day.
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A look at old-fashioned hand-raised pies for Pi Day.
Continue reading →Today, paper is quite literally something that grows on trees. It is abundant, disposable, and cheap, quite the opposite of the situation during Jane Austen’s day when paper was something of a luxury good This, and the cost of postage, explains why letters of Austen’s era were cross-written, sometimes three different times. A writer would write a page full, turn the page 90 degrees and write again, and then if quite long-winded, turn it 45 … Continue reading →
Today, when pennmanship is rapidly becoming a thing of the past, and we type notes into our phones rather than write them by hand, we give little thought to handwriting.
Continue reading →How did one use a quill pen and what was it like to write with one?
Continue reading →The REAL twelve days of Christmas began on December 25 and continued to January 6!
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