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Waterhouse: Juliet « Paintings

Guinevere Famous image of the legendary Queen.

Guinevere by Brian Edward Rise Arthur’s queen. According to Giraldus Cambrensis, the inscribed cross from the royal grave at Glastonbury named her as Arthur’s second wife. Nothing is known of this first wife. Since the only surviving drawing of the cross only depicts one side and, presumably, any allusion to the queen was on the … Read more

But not at all for the faint of heart The lifeless shells of famous former people

…because it has a doggie in it. Maggie is obsessed with doggie movies right now.

“M’kay, well, I don’t like you…but it was a good doggie movie.” “What was your favorite part?” “When the doggie howled and played dead.” “Did the dog talk?” “Yes, he talked..Hey,mom, why’s there no sound on the tv?”

If you haven’t seen it yet… Poetic Vitriol

The Trumpeter of Krakow (a true story)

This is the story of the “Hejnal”, as it’s called: From the tower of the Church, for centuries past, the Hejnal, or Hymn to out Lady(whose Church it is), was played by a trumpeter. He played it four times to the four winds, and he played it every hour. One day, many, many years ago, … Read more

Home with a fussy teething baby. Sang her John Lennon songs for an hour, now we’re watching the Wiggles with no sound. Oh, the howling, oh the crying, oh how I love her in spite of all that.