Not from the stars do I my judgement pluck
Wish of the Day: For my computer to have a scratch-and-sniff option. I want to try Appy's favorite site, The Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab, but I like the tactile/olfactory sensation of testing scents prior to purchase.
Lust of the Day: Ioan Gruffudd's lovely Welsh lilt. He recites Sonnet 14 on When Love Speaks, and there's just that touch of Welsh hanging on that the RADA couldn't drum out. I, for one, fully appreciate his accent's obstinance.
Plus, he's preeeetty. :)
Speaking of the Welsh, my birthday was also St. David's Day, St. David (Davy) being the patron saint of Wales. They wear reeds in their hats or something to commemorate. At least that's what Fluellen and the King say in Henry V.
It's very windy today, but it's been in the low 50s for most of the day. Which is quite the welcome change.
Off to read some more Jane Eyre. Who else thinks Clive Owen would make a great Mr Rochester?
And, somehow, I managed to post Arthur and Lancelot in the same post without meaning to. I guess I'll just throw in Guinevere for good measure.
And I didn't even like that movie...
ETA: So, Jason just called me. Turns out Bruce Springsteen was back in the store, and Jason had a nice conversation with him and Patti Scialfa about Sondre Lerche and Mika. They also teased him about not having We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions on our Grammy winners display (which we *did*, but either sold out or is on its way back to the warehouse...).
Lust of the Day: Ioan Gruffudd's lovely Welsh lilt. He recites Sonnet 14 on When Love Speaks, and there's just that touch of Welsh hanging on that the RADA couldn't drum out. I, for one, fully appreciate his accent's obstinance.
Plus, he's preeeetty. :)
Speaking of the Welsh, my birthday was also St. David's Day, St. David (Davy) being the patron saint of Wales. They wear reeds in their hats or something to commemorate. At least that's what Fluellen and the King say in Henry V.
It's very windy today, but it's been in the low 50s for most of the day. Which is quite the welcome change.
Off to read some more Jane Eyre. Who else thinks Clive Owen would make a great Mr Rochester?
And, somehow, I managed to post Arthur and Lancelot in the same post without meaning to. I guess I'll just throw in Guinevere for good measure.
And I didn't even like that movie...
ETA: So, Jason just called me. Turns out Bruce Springsteen was back in the store, and Jason had a nice conversation with him and Patti Scialfa about Sondre Lerche and Mika. They also teased him about not having We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions on our Grammy winners display (which we *did*, but either sold out or is on its way back to the warehouse...).