Happy Eostar

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It seemed a fitting day to push thru the rest of The Jefferson Bible, even tho as the no woo-woo version there is no resurrection to this story. I've also heard that a copy of this book is given to Senators when they first take office, tho it hasn't seemed to do any good one way or the other.

I've started The Secret Diaries of Charlotte Bronte,

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re: the tasty morsel -- Isn't he just tho?

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Here's another YouTube fanvid that really just says it all:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l_R23CGjjg&feature=PlayList&p=CE709F993D558B60&playnext_from=PL&index=10

And while we're on the subject of YouTube, the best thing about them for me has been that the vids have introduced me to music I'm very sure I would have never found on my own -- such as Melody Gardot and Imelda May.

I think Gardot's song "A Heart as Black as Night" is absolutely gorgeous, and May's "Big, Bad, Handsome Man" is just plain fun.

But back to Armitage's morselness. With all the complaints I have about this version of Robin Hood (if they really wanted to make it edgy and modern, they should have just gone all the way and made it modern day instead of screwing around with history) I think Guy of Gisborne was actually enough to get me hooked into watching seasons 2 and 3. Damn it.

Linne