Great caps, as always. It's amazing how a series of pictures with amusing commentary can brighten one's day. And each time I better appreciate that they didn't change Tuppy. This Aunt Agatha seriously lacks in scariness.
Google informs that 'A Canadian Farm Mystery or, Pam the Pioneer' by Bessie Marchant (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bessie_Marchant) tells the story of an English girl that arrives in pre-WWI New Brunswick to live with her grandfather who, she discovers, has mysteriously disappeared, and in rising to the situation and learning to manage her grandfather's farm, Pam earns the highest accolade that her Canadian friend can offer: 'She might be a Canadian by the way she takes hold of life'. [/googled info]
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Date: 2009-08-27 07:37 am (UTC)And each time I better appreciate that they didn't change Tuppy. This Aunt Agatha seriously lacks in scariness.
Google informs that 'A Canadian Farm Mystery or, Pam the Pioneer' by Bessie Marchant (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bessie_Marchant) tells the story of an English girl that arrives in pre-WWI New Brunswick to live with her grandfather who, she discovers, has mysteriously disappeared, and in rising to the situation and learning to manage her grandfather's farm, Pam earns the highest accolade that her Canadian friend can offer: 'She might be a Canadian by the way she takes hold of life'. [/googled info]