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The Grasmere gingerbread and digestive biscuits have been stocked (I must confess, already more than a few enjoyed 🙃), rain has been ordered for the weekly weather forecast, and Yorkshire Gold hot tea is being sipped frequently.
Yep, while this may admittedly be any other day of the year, as you and I both have a penchant for British everyday details, this week is a special one here on TSLL. Because it is the annual British Week. 🇬🇧🫖❤️☔️
Already that special time of year has returned again to celebrate all things British with fellow TSLL readers here on the blog, so gather up a favorite British nibble (purchased or homemade), pour yourself a hot cuppa and let’s get started!
As long-time readers of TSLL will know, this week (May 18-24 – always the third full week in May) becomes your destination to enjoy popping ’round each day, twice a day, to discover something British-inspired – from exploring British characters and entertainment, travel recommendations and ideas, trusted as well as new brands worth exploring, food & drink, clothing and anything that might be of interest to Anglophiles. Look forward to two new posts each day this week starting today through Saturday. Then, on Sunday May 25th, the concluding post will share the seven winners of the six giveaways.
I don’t know about you, but I am ready to cozy-in, read a good British-based cosy mystery and connect with fellow Anglophiles.
TSLL British-Theme Notepads on Sale!
As has become a new tradition here during British and French Week, any of TSLL’s notepads that include a themed illustration of British culture (in this week’s case) are on sale. Save up to 20% off all A Cuppa Ideas and To Market, To Market notepads, and any bundle in which they are included. (Shop and explore all of the notepads and bundles here.)
Each of the notepads, while varying in size, have 50 pages and a magnet on the back. The illustrations are exclusive to TSLL and were created by Sarah Lœcker (A Cuppa Ideas) and Inslee Fariss (To Market, To Market).

Freshly stocked up inventory!



Now to the first giveaway! Two lucky winners will be taking this one home, and it involves two items each, of your choosing!
Click here to view the 1st Giveaway post, and if you are not yet a TOP Tier Member, be sure to consider becoming one so you can enter!
Would you like to enjoy British Week, but not become a reoccurring paying member? That is available! You may also purchase a Guest Membership so you can enjoy all of this week’s content including entering the giveaways – for only $10, enjoying one full month and all the TOP Tier membership benefits. It’s non-reoccurring, so it will not renew, unless you would like to).
Here’s to celebrating all this British! And I’ve already got Hercule Poirot playing in the background and a cuppa tea on my tea table. What are you waiting for? ☺️ Go make yourself a cuppa and let’s get started with the first post “Hercule Poirot might be Your Kindred Spirit If . . . (25 characteristics)“
Hercule Poirot might be Your Kindred Spirit If . . . (25 characteristics)
1st post of the 7th Annual British Week

~Catch up and explore past British Weeks on the designated page (see in the screenshot below where to find it on the blog), but you can also click here. ☺️
- Hover over ‘Anglophiles’ in the Menu Bar just below the header of the blog. A drop-down menu will appear. Click on British Weeks.

2) You will be taken to this page – Annual British Week

3) All past British Weeks are listed. Click on the year and then all posts will be shared for you to peruse.


4) A Few of the posts shared during British Week 2024

Explore all of the posts shared in this year’s British Week

How exciting! Yorkshire Gold…would you recommend that as a bagged tea? I don’t care for PG Tips and so few bag teas are strong enough for me. What I really want to find is the tea British Airways uses! One sip years ago and I was like, Yes, that’s tea. I called them at one point to ask and I’m pretty sure they thought I was just a crazy American. I don’t remember getting a straight answer 😆.
Looking forward to all things British this week!
Here is a list of my favorite teas – https://thesimplyluxuriouslife.com/drink-tea/
Great, I look forward to trying it. Sounds like a good British Week assignment!
Happy British Week! I believe British Airways use a brand called Birchalls, my personal recommendation is Twinings English Breakfast, or for when I’m feeling truly decadent Fortnum and Masons breakfast blend
Thank you, Clare, all sound delightful!
Happy British week everyone! It is my second live British week and I am so excited!
Happy British Week Véronique! So tickled you are celebrating with us again this year. 🙂
How exciting! I look forward to this week each year!