The Regal Rules for Girls: How to Find Love, a Life --and Maybe Even a Lord -- in London

Well I finally finished the book. While I did enjoy it, I did find that it has a creepy stalker vibe to it. You really have to take the contents of this book with a grain of salt and the use of your own common sense is advisable. Mrs. Fine talks about her life in London and what she experienced when she moved there. Call me crazy, but I find that some of what she wrote to be a bit exaggerated just a teeny bit. No seriously it has to be exaggerated a lot. 

This book is great when it comes to the aspect of places to visit and not to visit when in London. Mrs. Fine doles out some beauty advice, books to read, places to visit, where to shop as well as dating and life advice. She gives you all the information you need to move to England, from getting a VISA and places to look for when looking at schools or places to live. I literally took notes on a lot of this stuff!

Then comes the disturbing bit.. she literally tells you how to land an English gentleman by stalking. She tells you exactly where to go to find them and what to do and not to do to attract them. She makes the English gents out to pretty much not have an ounce to romance in their entire being. She also makes it seem like they are stupid and can't navigate outside their own social circles. She says that you need to be in charge of them and guide them. She literally makes them out to be pathetic. 

The Regal Rules for Girls: How to Find Love, a Life --and Maybe Even a Lord -- in London

Gluggle Fish Jugs

The Gluggle Jug is a fish-shaped water jug that gurgles delightfully when it pours, making it both fun and functional.

It’s a great conversation piece with a rich history. Gluggle jugs were first made by Thomas Forester & Son in the late 1800's in Staffordshire, England. 

The glugging sound has made these a favorite among collectors for over a 100 years. 

And would you believe they’re even fit for royalty? 

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip have a pair of bespoke Gluggles that date back to 1958, and it’s rumored that Prince Charles still uses one to pour water into his scotch. 

The jugs are fully glazed, dishwasher safe, and hold up to 40 ounces. 

The fish-shaped vessels also exhibit beautifully as decorative vases or containers. 

This beautiful Gluggle Jug is from Gluggle Jugs.co.uk. 
Unfortunately they only ship around the United Kingdom and they don't ship to the US. I'm still holding hope that I can get my hands on one of these someday.