
Thanks to all those who guessed where I was standing so proudly in London. The correct answer was the gentlemen's club, Boodles, on St. James's. I actually thought it was White's at the time, but then I saw White's.
And the winner of the autographed copy of
La Petite Four is
Gillian Layne! Gillian, e-mail me at reginascott@owt.com and let me know where I should send the book.

Have fun with Marissa for the rest of the month. I'll pop in when I can and be back at the helm in August. And speaking of helm, here's one of the reasons I wasn't blogging last week. The tall ships were in my hometown of Tacoma. Watching them come sailing into harbor was a swoon-worthy sight indeed! This is the
Lady Washington, which was featured in all three
Pirates of the Carribean movies, setting out into Commencement Bay with the
Merrie Ellen and a replica of the
Nina in the foreground. Enjoy!
2 comments:
Ah, the nasty Spam devils have crept into the blog!
Well, I'm THRILLED to have won this book, both for me and my daughters, who will be fighting me for it. :)
What lovely pictures!
*jealously eyes Tall Ships Tacoma photo* I want to go to one! Unfortunately I live on the wrong coast; all the big tall ship festivals are in Washington or California or whatever. :-/ Maybe someday.
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