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Roses bring Sunshine
Dec. 19th, 2006 02:38 pmSaturday we had lots and lots of fun reading Rose Rage, an adaption of Shakespeare’s Henry VI (all 3 parts mashed together). I thought I just had some nice relaxing small parts, mainly with silly french accents, but minutes before we started ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
the_alchemist decided that I’d also be Henry VI. Meeep! Somehow that all worked out, and while we had no roses, we did have a box of Cadbury’s Roses, which made do as convenient and very edible props. The War of the Roses make a lot more sense to me if I think about it in terms of chocolates. Chocolate is worth fighting for!
Real roses are not so edible. Try telling that to goths, and they won’t listen. Whitby 2003 saw some people handing out roses to goths, and filming what happened next. Roses bring Sunshine appeared on YouTube a few days back, and many of you are in that video, so do take a look. Just ignore that posing fairy about 80 seconds from the start, PLEASE. Why can’t I remember this, and WHAT AM I THINKING? AAARGH!
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the_alchemist decided that I’d also be Henry VI. Meeep! Somehow that all worked out, and while we had no roses, we did have a box of Cadbury’s Roses, which made do as convenient and very edible props. The War of the Roses make a lot more sense to me if I think about it in terms of chocolates. Chocolate is worth fighting for!Real roses are not so edible. Try telling that to goths, and they won’t listen. Whitby 2003 saw some people handing out roses to goths, and filming what happened next. Roses bring Sunshine appeared on YouTube a few days back, and many of you are in that video, so do take a look. Just ignore that posing fairy about 80 seconds from the start, PLEASE. Why can’t I remember this, and WHAT AM I THINKING? AAARGH!
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