The thing I enjoyed most about this book was that St. Mary’s, both the institution and the people who give their lives to it, are quintessentially English in the way that they muddle through from one crisis to the next. They break the rules when the rules are silly or even when they’re just inconvenient. … Continue reading “Just One Dammned Thing After Another” by Judi Taylor: good British chaps win the day by muddling through and doing the right thing