If you got a notice that I’d posted “British Understatement” and then found it didn’t exist, that’s because I meant to schedule it for January 20 but forgot to set the date, so it posted immediately. I’ve taken it down for now but it will be back. Really. In the meantime, welcome to a glimpse of my real life.
Notes from the U.K.
Exploring the spidery corners of a culture and the weird stuff that tourist brochures ignore.
Notes from the U.K. 
I must be quick then! I’ve already read it!
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If you can forget it quickly enough, you’ll have the pleasure (assuming it was one) again in a week and a half.
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Thank you, Ellen, for this confirmation that other bloggers are, in fact, human and fallible too. :) This happens to be a week when such a reminder is most welcome!
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I’m trying to raise fallible to an art form. Stay tuned.
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Show-off.
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That’s me.
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Judging for the title, it seems an interesting topic. We’ll have to wait, I guess hmmm.
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I’ll practice a bit of understatement here: It may be a bit interesting.
Nah. That doesn’t suit me. I had a lot of fun writing it. I’m not sure what that tells you.
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I figured that must be what happened (because I’ve done it so often). I like the fact that you gave us this little head’s up. I’ll have to remember that.
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I thought you were just demonstrating your absolute command of understatement.
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Thanks for that thought. If I understand it, though, you have to do it without disappearing completely.
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I hate the guys who criticise,
The other guys whose enterprise
Has made them rise above the guys
Who criticise.
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On the other hand, it’s so much easier to see other people’s screw-ups.
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