A Labour of Love

Tue, Nov 11, 2008

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Tonight I need to read me some Shakespeare, in fact, I need to read Love’s Labour’s Lost.

Why?

Well, on Friday I will be traversing to Stratford Upon Avon to see the delectable David Tennant in this 16th Century Comedy, along with my gorgeous Holly and my scrumptious Belle.

Being an English Graduate I have read most of Shakespeare’s plays, but this one seems to have dodged my radar so I plan to familiarize myself with the plot so that I won’t be distracted from David’s lycra enveloped manly legs.

Does that make me a bad person?

Naaaah.  Public drooling.  That would make me a bad person.

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11 Responses to “A Labour of Love”

  1. Jen - Queen of Poo Says:

    How are you planning to prevent the drooling?

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  2. CamiKaos Says:

    I think in this case… public drooling would make you human.

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  3. Momo Fali Says:

    I highly suggest wearing a bib for convenient chin-wiping.

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  4. Potty Mummy Says:

    You lucky thing Jo. Take lots of kleenex – or maybe a bucket?

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  5. Belle Says:

    I was planning on wearing the toweling poncho I made aged ten. I figured it could multi task: eye catching fashion statement (large turquoise and green flowers all over it, hey, it was the seventies!); all encompassing bib.

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  6. Expat Mum Says:

    I have a subscription to the Chicago Shakespeare Company here and it’s still a bit funny hearing it all in a mild American twang. Mind you, it’s better than dreadful attempts at an English accent.

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  7. Kimberly Says:

    The envy is eating me ALIVE! Gah!

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  8. Daryl Says:

    Have a wonderful drool-free adventure!

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  9. Corey Says:

    oooo I wish I could be there. HOpe you have a blast.

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  10. Boisterous Butterfly Says:

    But you didn’t show his legs!

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  11. Iota Says:

    David Tennant was at primary school with a friend of mine. I have seen a school photo with him sitting cross-legged in the front row.

    This is my life’s only claim to fame.

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