In case anyone didn't know, yesterday was the 204th anniversary of the
Battle of Trafalgar and the death of
Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson, one of the greatest British heroes of all time.
On this occasion, I want to share with you some paragraphs from Andrew Lambert's book Nelson: Britannia's God of War, which, in my opinion, is one of the best (if
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and while I adore you to death for making the post, I am not going to read it today.
That stupid cold makes my eyes hurt and water and I can only concentrate on this tiny, glowing pc writing for three sentences bofore I start "crying"
and where the hell is my boat icon?
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Don't worry about reading the post, it's not going anywhere, and the most important thing is for you to get better again! I'm sorry to hear you're unwell. :( *sends over lots of tissues, herbal tea and warm blankets*
(And I love your icon. XDD)
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Normally I'd read it right away since I think Nelson is quite interesting but not today.
I'm even not watching the Villarreal game today :( I can't focus on football on tv, and watching a crappy stream on the internet is worse :( Hope they are doing okay so far
I hate colds. One is not really sick but it feels like one is going to keel over any second. Guess I make a trip to the pharmacy tomorrow...
(and I don't like being sick and alone... no one here to pamper me, lol)
yeah, not the icon I actually wanted to use, but well, it's a great one, so who cares :)
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As I said, don't worry about it. Get better soon, and then you can come back and read about Hardy kissing Nelson. ;)
Be glad you didn't watch the Villarreal game - they lost 2-1, damn unluckily, with Lazio scoring their 2nd goal in the 90th minute. *sigh* Well, at least Villarreal scored a goal, so maybe if their luck is better next time they can win against Málaga. *keeps fingers crossed*
I know what you mean. I had the same over the past two weeks, and it's really annoying because it takes ages until everything's back to normal. I'm back at work already but my sinuses are still blocked. :(
*huggles some more*
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(But I must advise you to read the post because the excerpt I posted from the biography is absolutely worth it. :))
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Glad you liked the history tidbit! The Battle of Trafalgar is such a fascinating part of history, I can't read about it often enough. :)
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I wish I had not left the deck, for soon I shall be gone
*salutes*
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