Bought at the YWCA book sale to read and release in the wild.

I *finally* finished this book yesterday after what seemed like weeks of reading it. "At Home In Mitford" is a nice, gentle read, full of quirky characters and situations, but the plot didn't really get going until at least page 200. Perhaps that was the point, though: to show this sleepy, idyllic little town and then to show not only how easily things can change, but how things do change. I'm not sure that I'll seek out any other Mitford books, but I'm glad I read this one.

Passing along to Sister No. 3 to read.

Back from Sister No. 3 and ready for its next adventure!

Left on the bridge railing on the small end of the figure eight walking track around 5 p.m.

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