Award winning columnist, Deborah Ross, has a club, and I desperately want to be a member.
She calls her organization the NDGC (GB)… that is the Non-Domestic Goddess Club of Great Britain.
Assuming that you can get motivated enough to attend a meeting (a true Non-Domestic Goddess will shiver at this point at the thought of a meeting), you will be welcomed with a cup of Nescafe’ made from tap water and a store bought cake (if anyone bothered to buy one).
Fortunately for U.S. readers, Ms. Ross’ delightful anti-Martha Stewart approach to home making has crossed the shores and is now available:
How Not to be a Domestic Goddess: ...always go to bed on an argument
One could say that the Non-Domestic Goddess motto is encompassed in one simple statement, “Nature abhors a vacuum and so do we.”
Hey, I’m all for that! And apparently there are plenty of other women who agree.
I brought my copy of How not to be a Domestic Goddess to the doctor’s waiting room and had to fight my way out of a horde of Non-Domestic Goddess wannabes trying to pry the book from my hands.
Well, okay that really didn’t happen.
No one who aspires to be a true Non-Domestic Goddess would dare to make such a concentrated effort to obtain a “How To’ book on anything…
But, the office nurse thought the title was funny and told me so.
And I agreed with her.
The title is great and the book is even better.
ENJOY!
(2 out of 5 stars)
How (Not) To Be a Domestic Goddess available at You Are What You Read Book Store
She calls her organization the NDGC (GB)… that is the Non-Domestic Goddess Club of Great Britain.
Assuming that you can get motivated enough to attend a meeting (a true Non-Domestic Goddess will shiver at this point at the thought of a meeting), you will be welcomed with a cup of Nescafe’ made from tap water and a store bought cake (if anyone bothered to buy one).
Fortunately for U.S. readers, Ms. Ross’ delightful anti-Martha Stewart approach to home making has crossed the shores and is now available:
How Not to be a Domestic Goddess: ...always go to bed on an argument
One could say that the Non-Domestic Goddess motto is encompassed in one simple statement, “Nature abhors a vacuum and so do we.”
Hey, I’m all for that! And apparently there are plenty of other women who agree.
I brought my copy of How not to be a Domestic Goddess to the doctor’s waiting room and had to fight my way out of a horde of Non-Domestic Goddess wannabes trying to pry the book from my hands.
Well, okay that really didn’t happen.
No one who aspires to be a true Non-Domestic Goddess would dare to make such a concentrated effort to obtain a “How To’ book on anything…
But, the office nurse thought the title was funny and told me so.
And I agreed with her.
The title is great and the book is even better.
ENJOY!
(2 out of 5 stars)
How (Not) To Be a Domestic Goddess available at You Are What You Read Book Store
Posts
