LETTERS No 1 My Eighty Years in Petticoats No 2 Girls' Raincoats are Sissy No 3 Caught Trying on Sister's Skirt No 4 Dressed in Tights and Knickers by Mum No 5 A Wife Orders Long Undies No 6 A Life-Long Housewife No 7 News About my Housemaid Husband No 8 William Brown in a Frilly Faery Dress No 9 Under Nancy's Thumb No 10 Why Petticoats and Nappies are so Effective No 11 Trapped by an Understanding Mother-in-Law No 12 Has to Wear Plastic Panties and Apron

REGULAR FEATURES Advice from Nanny Susan General Correspondence from Our Readers Gossip from the Typing Pool Curiousities, Grotesqueries, Follies, and Strange Customs: The Tradition of Plough Monday

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* * * NEW * * * Petticoating Posters by Christeen - Two new pictures! Petticoating Posters by Mary Beth Sanford - Two new pictures! The Buster Brown Comics by Anne and Timmy No 3: Buster Brown in London Mary Beth's Pretty Patterns A Penelope Archive from Lesley and Penelope Views of Great Britain & Ireland No 18: Carne Mor Dearg and Arête from Ben Nevis

ARCHIVES The Petticoat Discipline Art of Paul Petticoating Posters by Janet The Buster Brown Comics by Anne and Timmy No 1: Buster Brown Puts on Girl's Clothes The Buster Brown Comics by Anne and Timmy No 2: Buster Brown's Experience with Matches

SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS AND ARTICLES

Dummy Discipline Digest

Helping Mummy in the Kitchen How to make sure hubbie does what he should in the home.

STORIES Mrs MacDonald's New Daughter by Dennis A Frilly White Dress for John by Joanna Petticoated Tony's Holiday Humiliation by 'Susan' of Preston

OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES

Christeen's Art - How I Do It by Christeen A very special feature for 'Christeen wannabes'

Recipes for Christmas & Thanksgiving from Dennis

GAMES AND PUZZLES The petticoated.com Cryptic Crossword The petticoated.com Film Star Competition

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E MAIL ADDRESSES For Contributions &General Correspondence susan@petticoated.com Advice from Nanny Susan asknanny@petticoated.com

SURFACE MAIL I have relatives (on the Cornish side; not the MacDonalds) who live in Melbourne, Australia, and with whom I stayed for a gloriously happy year in the 1960s. They are now quite old, and my Aunt Norah is becoming frail. As some of my readers know, I do have a medical background, and I will be out here for an indefinite time. I love this city, and I am happy to report that all three of us are feeling much better, and having a very enjoyable time. The old green trams that I remembered so well seem to have been rather painfully modernised though, which is a pity.

My new postal address is:

Miss Susan MacDonald PO Box 140 Richmond VIC 3121 AUSTRALIA

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