ElizabethSewall

nye night Eva dear,
get all the rest you can and may your dreams be sweet and kind.

Hullo darling Elizabeth to whom this thread is dedicated. You are a wonderful dancer and so is M'Lord (do I say Our Lord when it is the two of us.)It is lovely to see Eva and Aim dancing and by the way what page number is his picture on , I have not time to go thru everything.
have a glorious time on your thread.
oh and in case I don't 'see' you, hullo Bandini, I hope your day was nice and that of your sweet lady also.

Much love, my darling Queen...

Aimus and Eva are waiting monday to dance, methinks. :D

And, you're right, "Our Lord" is perfect.

monday.... would it ever be here??

There is a definite '18th Century' vibe to this thread at times isn't there? I keep getting an almost uncontrollable urge to throw down several large tankards of ale and start singing an old dark ballad/drinking song. strange. Ween's 'Bludgeon yer Eye' comes to mind. Don't listen to it, it's a horrible rowdy song, not to be taken out of context!

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Originally Posted by Bandini

Don't listen to it, it's a horrible rowdy song, not to be taken out of context!

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you actually mean, something like.. "You GOTTO listen to that song" to know what i mean!" right?

Sort of! But more like, You gotta listen to 2 or 3 albums to get it! There a complex band - intelligent yet foolish, profound yet peurile and shallow...oh, I can't explain. The song I mentioned above is like a pastiche of an old Irish drinking song, and very raucous. I love it!

Oh? I will, then. :nod:
Hehe, you're visiting quite often Bandini. It adds acidic taste, thanks. And I mean that as a compliment.

i was actually wondering how to say the same thing... in the nicest way possible..

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Originally Posted by Bandini

There is a definite '18th Century' vibe to this thread at times isn't there?

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:lol:
-Girls are introduced during their morning walk.
-Girls become best friends by lunch time.
-Girls declare their undying friendship for each other by teatime and swear that they could not live another day without each other's company.
-Girls get ready for the dance together after dinner: 'You simply must do your hair like that, dearest! You look so adorable!'
'And you simply must wear that blue ribbon! I declare Lord Bigcatch could not take his eyes off of you, this afternoon when you were wearing it!'
*giggle*
'Oh, you simply must stop with that nonsense right this moment!'
*blush-giggle-blush*

A little like an Austen novel (maybe Northanger Abbey) without a heroine or a hero to salvage it? :D

Elizabeth does the blushing, Eva does the giggling?

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Originally Posted by Scheherazade

:lol:
-Girls are introduced during their morning walk.
-Girls become best friends by lunch time.
-Girls declare their undying friendship for each other by teatime and swear that they could not live another day without each other's company.
-Girls get ready for the dance together after dinner: 'You simply must do your hair like that, dearest! You look so adorable!'
'And you simply must wear that blue ribbon! I declare Lord Bigcatch could not take his eyes off of you, this afternoon when you were wearing it!'
*giggle*
'Oh, you simply stop with that nonsense right this moment!'
*blush-giggle-blush*

A little like an Austen novel (maybe Northanger Abbey) without a heroine or hero? :D

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I found this to be quite amusing :)
I wonder what's so special about Lord Bigcatch... :rolleyes:

Robin is the hero...?

You'd think so, wouldn't you? :p

While answering, let me play my part: :blush: :blush: :blush:...

Where's Eva the giggler?