I'd marry her this minute if she only would agree
I had a small but very successful Thanksgiving with my parents, with both of my husbands, and with ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
nineweaving. I have been supplied with all the ingredients for a turkey terrific and a whole lot of apple crumble that doesn't need to be reconstructed into anything except me. My mother taped the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. I leaned back into rushthatspeaks while we talked books and movies and theatrical stories. The photo was taken by spatch for selkie in condolence for the stressors of her holiday for which she was not the responsible party. The Sallust is from 1886, but I work with what I've got.
nineweaving. I have been supplied with all the ingredients for a turkey terrific and a whole lot of apple crumble that doesn't need to be reconstructed into anything except me. My mother taped the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. I leaned back into rushthatspeaks while we talked books and movies and theatrical stories. The photo was taken by spatch for selkie in condolence for the stressors of her holiday for which she was not the responsible party. The Sallust is from 1886, but I work with what I've got.
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And that is an excellent photo!
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Thank you!
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Entirely unrelated, but more positive at least - I stumbled over the 1988 BBC Journey's End with Jeremy Northam, Edward Petherbridge & Timothy Spall on the IA, so I very much hope NOT region-locked this time, although if it is that makes three times I've tried to link you to it uselessly, at which point you should probably throw things at me!
https://archive.org/details/journeys-end-tv-1988
(It looks every bit as much blurry VHS recording as the YT one; enjoy!)
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I had not, although I had just been listening to one of his plays and thinking about others because of Michael Frayn. (I had also been thinking about Ibsen and Rattigan, but one has to worry less about them.) Thank you for letting me know.
I stumbled over the 1988 BBC Journey's End with Jeremy Northam, Edward Petherbridge & Timothy Spall on the IA, so I very much hope NOT region-locked this time, although if it is that makes three times I've tried to link you to it uselessly, at which point you should probably throw things at me!
It seems to play fine! Which is good, because that's what the Internet Archive is for!
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It seems to play fine! Which is good, because that's what the Internet Archive is for!
Yay! At last! \o/