Keeping up the Sunday tradition of posting pics of me and mine

[rosiespark]

This week's haul includes my new glasses, breakfast on my new garden furniture and someone who may be on the table but certainly isn't on the menu:



I'm not really this tanned - I think the camera is compensating for the bright white walls all around me...



Tea and toast: Earl Grey and marmalade, and a good book, are essential breakfast ingredients...



I'm pleased with this shot because Pablo is extraordinarily difficult to photograph effectively. Much like staging Macbeth, according to Geoffrey Tennant. *g* Photographs make Pabs look mean or evil, and those of you who've met him will attest to the fact that he's neither, and is, in fact, a sweetie!


*g*

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[rosiespark.livejournal.com]

I thought the colour was coppery when I chose them but you're right, it is a bit plummy. Or do I mean plum-like? I like it, anyway.

Both Pablo and Billy have catfish whiskers. Most impressive, in spite of the lack of twirling. I'm guessing that Behemoth twirls his. And yes, I did get a copy of The Master and Margarita but no, I haven't got round to reading it yet. *sigh*

The pose and the expression on Pablo's face are pretty characteristic. He's extremely elegant and dignified - except for when he's overcome with affection and is desperate for a cuddle. Little weirdo. *g*

PS Icon! I'm rewatching S&A with my mum, in weekly installments - it's her first time watching it and she's so impressed, she's talking about getting the dvds, even though she could always borrow mine. Yesterday we got to the end of Season 2. We both adore Geoffrey. If I'm really really good, do you think I can have a Geoffrey of my own for Christmas? Deliciously rumpled with a slightly insane glint in his eye is a very good look for PG. Hah, it'll be interesting to see what my mum thinks of Benton Fraser, if we progress to watching dS (It's the logical next step, no? *g*). Coming from dS, I couldn't imagine liking any PG character as much as Fraser. The toilet unblocking scene didn't convince me. I'm not sure I can identify a precise moment when it happened, but by two or three episodes in, I was in deep. And I'm still floundering.

[gobi-rex.livejournal.com]

The toilet unblocking scene didn't convince me. I'm not sure I can identify a precise moment when it happened, but by two or three episodes in, I was in deep

Hee, I also can't pinpoint the exact moment I was sucked in (pun sort of intended :D), probably it was a steady build up. I saw parts of Due South ages ago, so Paul Gross seemed a little familiar, and also shiny and new and so very captivating. I remember I had tears in my eyes when he was explaining Ophelia to Claire(?).

Btw, I just finished watching season 3. So good! I should really reread King Lear and then watch it all again, I'm sure I missed a lot of references and etc. Heh, it's pathetic how I studied King Lear in a Shakespeare class and hardly remember anything (it was 9yrs ago, but still!).

And yes, I also wouldn't mind my very own SlightlyMadGeoffrey. I shall add him to my list of fictional boyfriends :P