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Recipe of the Week – Mississippi Pot Roast
Mornings with Mavis
- October 6th, 2017
- October 5th, 2017
- October 4th, 2017
- October 3rd, 2017
- October 2nd, 2017
- October 1st, 2017
Tips and Tricks
- $250 Food Budget – Groceries, Take Out and Date Nights
- 9 Habits of Frugal People
- How to Overwinter Geraniums
Weekly Shopping Trips and Other Stories
- My Goals for 2017: Week 40 of 52
- Market Basket Grocery Store Warner, NH
- Do You Have Nomophobia?
- Granville Island Broom Company – Possibly the Coolest Handmade Broom Ever
- Maria’s Pastry Shop – Boston
- Random Goodness from Around the Web
Videos
- Friday Night at the Movies– Truth in Numbers? Everything According to Wikipedia
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♥ Mavis
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Lynne says
I just finished watching several Lucy Worsley programs on YouTube on the subject of the biggest fibs in British history, all of which made the point that historians write for their own times, and most interpret events of the past through that lens. Probably the best known example is the Tudor-initiated bashing of Richard III, which even included William Shakespeare in the role of the major propagandist with his “historical” plays. I am not sure that Wikipedia is necessarily the answer for everything, but the process of allowing many to take the pen in recording what happened would certainly moderate against those who want to put forward their own spin as the one true history.