In which every light in the house is on and Sam (kid next door, not dog or archaeologist) is yelling his head off 🐸
I realize that I never followed up on The Shakespeare Play from Saturday night. As we were leaving to head downtown for Dinnah and a Play, the neighbors were outside and I said to them, “It’s Shakespeare so it’ll be a miracle if I stay awake”. They loved it!
I did stay awake. There were a few moments of being on the verge. It was a small venue, which meant that we were right up close and personal with the actors. I do better in that kind of venue. My Mouse was on stage a lot and that also helps me pay attention. Make no mistake, it is not because I am worried that she’ll forget her lines, etc., because I don’t think she ever does and IF she ever does, I would never know it. That would be particularly true in this play because her character’s lines were in French. Lemme tell you. I took three years of Latin in high school and it was of great help to me in learning the doggamn *English* language but… Other than that, I mainly know computer languages. Not exactly the same although my uneducated opinion is that there are some similarities. Anyway, I didn’t always understand what Mouse was saying but I did “get” the play, more or less. Good actors!
Danger Will Robinson! A little bug is scuttling up my laptop screen.
Can you see the Easter Egg in the photooo? (Hint: it is red and black.) The GG took this pic during intermission and I walked outside after him [and caught him drinkin’ a wee bitsy of some substance from a flask]. I did not partake in the substance from the flask. I wanted to stay awake for the rest of the play.
I don’t really know much about Henry V (except that my daughter married him this weekend) but I sure do know about Henry VIII. I wouldn’t take a Willy or a Sam.
May 19th, 2015 at 7:51 pm
Can this cockpit hold The vasty fields of France?
May 19th, 2015 at 8:49 pm
I remember that song!! Nice that you enjoyed the play and kept awake. Did Mouse speak French with a Senegalese accent? 😉
May 20th, 2015 at 2:28 am
I even see a reflection of the EE!
May 20th, 2015 at 7:03 am
Mark loves Henry’s speech to his men on the eve of battle, which I can’t remember well enough now to quote. There is an excellent movie of Henry V with Branaugh and Thompson. You could watch it at home, and pause whenever you wanted, now that you’ve seen Mouse’s version.