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[morganmuffle]

Things that make me happy:

• Mark Rylance (as the Friar) in Romeo & Juliet at the Middle Temple
  
• CSI being back tonight (I missed it and CSI: NY is back on Saturday too!)
  
• Phantom of the Opera tomorrow! That'll make it only 9.5 years since I decided I was going to see it for my birthday and 6 months since my friends bought me theatre tokens with the

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[saffronra]

Those are my two favourites as well. I think I'm leaning slightly more towards the ship in the bottle, but the Meerkats are so cute :)

[morganmuffle]

They just make me smile to even think of them, in amongst all those tourists! But the ship in a bottle is more context related and such.

[morganmuffle]

I know *sighs*

[moth2fic]

Whilst I adore meerkats, I can't honestly see their relevance to Trafalgar Square. The ship in the bottle is intriguing and beautiful and clever. I feel quite a sense of ownership because my birthday is on Trafalgar Day and anything to do with Nelson etc. really resonates with me!

[morganmuffle]

The ship in a bottle seems, as you say, more relevant and probably therefore wins out (that or the mirrors) but the Meerkats just make me smile so perhaps they could have a slot later on.

[moth2fic]

I think they deserve a slot - just not in Trafalgar Square. I also like the mirrors - I like almost all his work - but I'm not sure, again, how well they'd sit in that location. They need somewhere larger, perhaps greener, with fewer specific historical connections.

[jslayeruk]

I'm confused. What happened to the statue of the disabled lady?

[morganmuffle]

She was only actually there for a few months. They decided the fourth plinth would effectively be used as an exhibition space that changed fairly regularly. It was easily the best statue so far in my opinion, I thinkit's on display elswhere now.

[donna_k]

OK, so you know I want a full and detailed report about Phantom, yus? :

[morganmuffle]

*has just posted*

Not that it's very calm really *g* but it (and he) was very good!