St George's Day.

[lttdcn]

British, and proud of it. (I have to say British as there are a few pesky Scots in my bloodline for me to claim to be wholly English, she says tongue-in-cheek. Maybe.;) )

'Cry God for Harry, England and St George!'

Comments

[amamama]

Happy St.George's day! Though why he had to slay that dragon, I've never understood... Interesting blog you linked to, I was about to disappear totally, before I got a grip on myself. Spen too much time on other blogs already. Like Neil Gaiman's, in which he says this about advice from fellow writers:

I tried to think about the best advice I'd ever been given by another writer. There was something that someone said at my first Milford, about using style as a covering, but sooner or later you would have to walk naked down the street, that was useful

[antonia_east]

YEY for St George's day. 51 years ago my grandparents were married on this day.

Alas, we don't know that Will was born today (I think he has christening records for late April) ... but it is the anniversary of his death.