No need, the fat prig drank a generous amount of the brandy. Bien mérité, the wretch! Keep it for use on Cecelia.”

Emilee, the men are going upstairs to the study, please take up the brandy, then serve us( indicating the ladies) wine in the parlour. This is an inside joke since Marlene cannot afford anything more than a “once-a-week cleaning” lady.

Endearing Anna Neagle (1904-1986) was a leading star in British films for over 25 years from 1932. She provided glamour and sophistication to war-torn London audiences with her lightweight musicals, comedies and historical dramas. Almost all of her films were produced and directed by Herbert Wilcox, whom she married in 1943. You will be up and ready for inspection by eight, serve me breakfast at nine thirty; you will do all the house work and other chorus I set you by three. Then you will get into your nightdress and be ready for your daily spanking, then it will be corner time and bed by six. This continued all afternoon as I could not hold my sissy enema while I cleaned. Finally, thank goodness, Mistress Rosemarie relented and I was allowed to clean the Ladies room without my enema attachments. Some 30 minutes later I finally finished. Yes, I’m sure you’d like that, Edith.” Lettice says with a cheeky smile. “Aa it happens, it’s not an inconvenience at all. It’s actually a delight to have it, although exactly who is calling, it is yet to be determined as to whether they are a delight or not.”

Snatching up the slice of white bread she has freshly cut from the loaf on the table, she puts it in the gleaming silver toaster and takes up the letters and the magazine that have been delivered with the first post of the day.*** Edith goes through what is there.The cook well aware of the mystery around the brandy, decided upon herself, that she will have to taste it. Well,” Frank says happily, looking very pleased with himself. “You’re my girl, Edith, and I want your parents’ blessing as well as my Gran’s, when it comes to marrying you one day. I need to make sure that your parents know that even though I may be a bit of a radical thinker, I have your best interests at heart: first and foremost.”

The maid says as much under her breath, the mantra she has been repeating in her native tongue all these long weeks: We’ve only just moved in you see,” Mrs. Hawarden continues. “So I’m still trying to take it all in.” For if even one of them had been peering out into the gloom, he or she, may have observed how dark the woods surrounding the vast green lawn appeared. The door opens and Frank pokes his head around the door, his workman’s flat cap covering his head of mousy brown hair. He smiles, his pale skin flush from riding his bike and then climbing several flights of stairs to reach the Cavendish Mews flat from the ground floor.All is quiet in this quiet nook of Welsh countryside. An area nestled in a foggy valley, surrounded by small hills. On one of those hills, an isolated stone mansion keeps a lonely vigil on this foggy autumn evening.

Her slightly younger close friend, Lady Susan Macready, is resplendently wearing a billowy gown of sky-blue silk. Her sapphires glimmer with rich fire. This is Lady Susan’s lesser set of sapphires, her better set, equally as nice as the hostess’s emeralds, are upstairs in her guest room, waiting to be royally displayed at the upcoming ball tomorrow evening at the castle. This domestic scene may not be all that it appears, for it is made up completely of items from my 1:12 miniatures collection. Edith’s Windsor chair is a hand-turned 1:12 artisan miniature which came from America. Unfortunately, the artist did not carve their name under the seat, but it is definitely an unmarked artisan piece.The fact of the matter is there isn’t a problem with your thoughts, this is how you feel, I don’t suppose anyone can really explain why, but here at LadyJadeTV, comfort tea and chat is offered and a helping hand when you need it most. But Frank, don’t you see? It is a gift! This will help brush over that awkwardness from the other day, and calm the waters as you say. You’re so clever!”