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As a huge Jane Austen fan and as someone who appreciates old books, this makes my heart just a flutter. The British Library has a digital copy on their website of The History of England, as written by Jane Austen when she was 15 years old as a parody of the history texts she learned from in school. Not that I need the procrastination right now, but it'll be my reward for surviving this week, I think. :D
And just to add to that list of Things to Read When I Finish My Work, there's this article on A Proper Cup of Tea that I received in a newsletter from the Jane Austen Centre in Bath that looks interesting.
AND speaking of procrastination, ( I went to my very first Thesis Support Group meeting. Cut for boring babble. :D )
Alright, enough procrastinating. I have a presentation to make and a whole lot of research to do!
And just to add to that list of Things to Read When I Finish My Work, there's this article on A Proper Cup of Tea that I received in a newsletter from the Jane Austen Centre in Bath that looks interesting.
AND speaking of procrastination, ( I went to my very first Thesis Support Group meeting. Cut for boring babble. :D )
Alright, enough procrastinating. I have a presentation to make and a whole lot of research to do!
