The above line is from Shakespeare's Henry V, it's uttered by Falstaff. The play is brilliant. I remember at school it was drummed into us that Shakespeare was intended to be seen and not read. I dunno, I find reading him much more rewarding, nothing hammed up on stage can beat my imagination.
Anyway, the point of all this is, is that I have company this weekend, (not the casual drop by sort gone in a few hours but the o/s staying a few days kind).
I'm trying to think of a Shakespeare quote to conclude, but I can't, all I seem to be able to think of is: "Age shall not weary her, nor custom stale" and that other creepy one "A dog in office is obeyed"
When I get back, I'm going to tell you all about my new hobby. I've never spent so many happy hours in all my life.
Things are going to get more hectic these next few weeks, "it's moving day Major West" (don't even worry about where that's from, it isn't edifying in the slightest)
Ok, I'm being summoned,
Love
MFE.
Until you hang upon such a cross, you won't know a thing about laughter or loss...and you don't believe me now, but you will...you will, you wil you will you will...you will, you will - Titus Andronicus
