That's cool.Originally Posted by freckle
That's cool.
Funny seeing him in such a s'fisticated spot. It'll never beat Dufton!
This was great to see, thanks Freckle. It brought Dufton back all over again. I love his voice too...
Hi HHH, thanks for the Laura Marling link. I have her album but haven't seen this. Bittersweet indeed.
Just read Freckle's Amy Lowell poem and have been inspired to check some more out in a book I picked up on Imagist poetry. This one stood out:
Middle Age
Like black ice
Scrolled over with unintelligible patterns
by an ignorant skater
Is the dull surface of my heart.
Out of the blue I've just been inspired by a work colleague to start reading my way through shakespeare. The job lot is available on-line for free - see here and we have both been 'hard at work' reading, in between spurts of real work of course. I've just done Anthony and Cleopatra (and that Cleopatra was a right little vixen) and next up Macbeth. Maybe we should start a today's shakespeare thread
Yeah. Go for it. I should really have another go. I don't think that when I was 14 was maybe quite the right time to give it a try. I might be more receptive nowadays.Out of the blue I've just been inspired by a work colleague to start reading my way through shakespeare. The job lot is available on-line for free - see here and we have both been 'hard at work' reading, in between spurts of real work of course. I've just done Anthony and Cleopatra (and that Cleopatra was a right little vixen) and next up Macbeth. Maybe we should start a today's shakespeare thread
Hiya Hes. I only discovered her yesterday when she was named in a list in the Guardian. What a good find though.
There are some good other vids done by the same person to different artist's songs. Surprising similar feel given they are different people.
I like that idea and I bet Alf would be keen too!Out of the blue I've just been inspired by a work colleague to start reading my way through shakespeare. The job lot is available on-line for free - see here and we have both been 'hard at work' reading, in between spurts of real work of course. I've just done Anthony and Cleopatra (and that Cleopatra was a right little vixen) and next up Macbeth. Maybe we should start a today's shakespeare thread
To start a thread or not to start a thread that is the question. :wink:
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