Today’s London on Your Fiction Reading List
It’s always a good experience when your fiction reading ties so nicely into what is going on in today’s world. Which is why I recommend […]
British Stuff
But Then Everything Changed…
An excerpt from Chapter 16 of Dancing Priest by Glynn Young, as Michael Kent leads the British cycling team during the Olympic Games. Stage four, […]
As Olympic Fever Winds Down, Now What?
The year was 1984 and I was in Britain watching the Los Angeles Olympic Games and enjoying every moment. Back then, all us kids, inspired […]
Disney/Pixar’s BRAVE: As a Scotsman and a Parent…
This past week or so have been quite entertaining around the Sutherland household as impressions of the various characters in the new Disney/Pixar movie BRAVE, […]
Disney/Pixar’s BRAVE – The Kids Are All Right
Disney/Pixar’s BRAVE opens across the US tomorrow, Friday June 22. And all this week I have been sharing my kid’s reviews of this Scottish animated […]
Disney/Pixar’s BRAVE – A Budding Movie Critic
My family has the privilege of attended an advanced screening of the Scottish animated movie from Disney/Pixar, BRAVE–which opens across the US this Friday. And […]
Disney/Pixar’s BRAVE – An 8-Year-Old Reviewer
Yesterday, my 5-year-old reviewed the upcoming release from Disney/Pixar, the Scottish animated movie BRAVE. Today, my 8-year-old shares his thoughts about BRAVE in advance of it’s […]
Disney/Pixar’s BRAVE – In the Eyes of a 5-Year-Old
As a native Scot, living in America, I was very excited to see the movie BRAVE in advance of it’s June 22 US release. And […]
St. Louis’ Mayor Slay to Declare June 5 as “Queen Elizabeth II Day”
For immediate release ST. LOUIS – 2012 marks 60 years on the throne for Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, and St. Louis will be celebrating this […]
A Debt That Can Never Be Paid
Happy Memorial Day! As you celebrate with friends and family, remember what this day is really about. Honoring those who will never again celebrate any […]