A veritable deluge of post!

[rosiespark]

Thank you, nolivingman, inlovewithnight and semyaza for your lovely cards! I"m feeling loved! :)

semyaza, the bookmark made me snort appreciatively, as did the suggestion of a glitter-coated Archie. Not that I don't already think he shines brightly enough, but out-of-uniform-and-lightly-dusted-with-glitter Archie is well worth pondering...

And inlovewithnight, Lee's Saturnalia address cracked me up! I'm still giggling at how pleased he is about the Tighs getting left troublesome unidentified packages - and his "don't write that down" asides to Dee. LOL! And the snipped corners! ::loves::

And my very own unidentified package at the post office was your parcel, fajrdrako. Ooh, present! And a pretty card - thank you! I'm resisting opening the present till Christmas Day - am resolved to be good. ::hugs you::

Comments

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

You are actually asking for a talk on the crusades?

You mean I can talk about the crusades all I want? With a captive audience?

HOORAY!

As for lampuki pie.... Do you think it really exists, outside of cookbooks? Perhaps it's a huge hoax perpetrated by the Maltese people on the rest of the world. rosiespark would know but she isn't telling.

[simhedges.livejournal.com]

Well, if the Dunnett Carnival of Venice ever gets of the ground (um, wrong metaphor there, I suspect) you can talk about the crusades - but not *all you want*! And the audience will be permitted to leave. And you'll probably have to mention in passing that crusade where the stuff got nicked from Alexandria. But you can wittily and informatively entertain us about Baldwin & Richard & Saladin & the Lusignans & Co. btw, have you ever seen the musical 'Blondel'. Set in 1189.

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

Well, if the Dunnett Carnival of Venice ever gets of the ground (um, wrong metaphor there, I suspect) you can talk about the crusades - but not *all you want*!

Sigh. I know there's be restrictions. There always are.

And you'll probably have to mention in passing that crusade where the stuff got nicked from Alexandria.

The one St. Francis was on, you mean?

btw, have you ever seen the musical 'Blondel'. Set in 1189.

No, though I'd certainly like to.