2014 - Top of the Posts!
A time of reflection.As 2014 draws to a close I hope it has been a happy and fruitful year for you all. On a personal level, it's been a year of changes and for a cautious person I made some bold decisions. Strange really, because this time last year I'd no inkling that I would give up the day job and strike out in a different direction.
At this time I like to look back and see which have been the most popular posts. It never ceases to amaze me that once again the runaway winner is Cat's Eyes: Seeing is Believing. With over 42,000 views in 2014 alone (not counting all the years its been top since first posted) I can only assume that the school curriculum includes the topic of light-reflective studs in the road and school children everywhere are eagerly Googling the subject.So, apart from Cat's Eyes, which were the most popular posts of 2014?In reverse order, they are:
#5 The Angels of St Helens
#4 Of Proper Gentlemen and Ladies
#3 A Short History of Wigs
#2 St Albans in the Times of the Wars of the Roses
#1 Mouse-skin Eyebrows: A short history of makeup
A huge thank you from me, to you – for visiting Fall in Love with History. At the time of writing the blog is just 2,619 visitors short of half-a-million readers – amazing! Thank you!
If you have any topics you would like featured in 2015, please leave a comment. I'd be happy to oblige. Kindest regards,
Grace x
At this time I like to look back and see which have been the most popular posts. It never ceases to amaze me that once again the runaway winner is Cat's Eyes: Seeing is Believing. With over 42,000 views in 2014 alone (not counting all the years its been top since first posted) I can only assume that the school curriculum includes the topic of light-reflective studs in the road and school children everywhere are eagerly Googling the subject.So, apart from Cat's Eyes, which were the most popular posts of 2014?In reverse order, they are:
#5 The Angels of St Helens
#4 Of Proper Gentlemen and Ladies
#3 A Short History of Wigs
#2 St Albans in the Times of the Wars of the Roses
#1 Mouse-skin Eyebrows: A short history of makeup
A huge thank you from me, to you – for visiting Fall in Love with History. At the time of writing the blog is just 2,619 visitors short of half-a-million readers – amazing! Thank you!
If you have any topics you would like featured in 2015, please leave a comment. I'd be happy to oblige. Kindest regards,
Grace x
Published on December 31, 2014 09:59
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'Familiar Felines.'
Following on from last weeks Halloween posting, today's blog post looks at the unwanted image of cats as the witches familiar - from the Norse Goddess Freya to lonely women in the middle ages.
The full Following on from last weeks Halloween posting, today's blog post looks at the unwanted image of cats as the witches familiar - from the Norse Goddess Freya to lonely women in the middle ages.
The full post can found at:
http://graceelliot-author.blogspot.com
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The full Following on from last weeks Halloween posting, today's blog post looks at the unwanted image of cats as the witches familiar - from the Norse Goddess Freya to lonely women in the middle ages.
The full post can found at:
http://graceelliot-author.blogspot.com
...more
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