so what

[fahye]

While Australian television screens every movie ever made that has even the slightest bearing on royalty, and Go Fug Yourself holds a Kate Middleton retrospective, my household has planned a Royal Wedding party that is a very (very) thinly veiled excuse to drink pink bubbly and make cakes and maybe even wear frocks, though it is much more likely we will be wearing pyjamas, considering that this party will be taking place in our living room.

In the spirit of things, I am rereading Drastically Redefining Protocol in between studying. I can pretend it's relevant. There's paediatrics in it. Sort of.

Newish book review: Unexpected Magic by Diana Wynne Jones.

Comments

[ryokophoenix.livejournal.com]

Lol I just reread The Student Prince. So much more interesting than this straight-and-narrow reality bullshit. XD

[fahye.livejournal.com]

Reality is intruding, though! Now that I have actually WORKED at St Bart's, um, I am not entirely sure it actually HAS a paediatrics department. The Barts & the London Trust paeds hospital is in Whitechapel. Barts doesn't even have a proper ED!

[tammaiya.livejournal.com]

I didn't know Diana Wynne Jones was dead! *deeply upset*

[skygiants]

It has been so long since I read that collection! Thank you for reminding me that it exists.

[sour-idealist.livejournal.com]

You mean that there are royal wedding parties that aren't at least half an excuse to drink bubbly things and make cakes?