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Your result for The Which Shakespeare Play Are You? Test...
Much Ado About...
You scored 15% = Tragic, 51% = Comic, 38% = Romantic, 25% = Historic
You Scored Much Ado About Nothing! First published in 1600, Much Ado About Nothing is one of Shakespeare's most enduring comedies, and probably his most performed to this day. Much Ado About Nothing tells the story of two pairs of would-be lovers and the hysterical events that happen surrounding the wedding. As Claudio and Hero prepare to marry, Don Pedro and his friends, bored with the length of preparation time, take it upon themselves in the meantime to play matchmaker to Benedick and Beatrice, two sharp-tongued would-be lovers whose love for each other is masked by the "merry war of words" in which they are engaged that both of them are too stubborn to lose. Based on your results, we believe you to be a quick-witted, light-hearted romantic who is probably very charming and charismatic. While your stubbornness may sometimes get the better of you, we are confident that you always eventually come to your senses and do what's best. You probably have a lot of friends and we like you too!
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authoressnebulaWish you a positively wonderful day and many smile-y days in the year ahead.
lilachighYour fairy is called Bramble Rainbowshimmer
She is a fortune bringer.
She lives in leafy dells and bluebell glades.
She is only seen when the first flowers begin to blossom.
She wears bluebell-blue dresses. She has multicoloured wings like a butterfly.
debris4spikeA good friend who is a pleasure to know. I want you to now how very, very much I appreciate your positive viewpoint, your photographs of home and Jiffy and DJ and your many enthusiasms.
Wish you a wonderful, beautiful, perfect day and good things in the coming year.
You deserve nothing less. ::hugs::
If there is one person or more on your friends list who makes your world a better place just because they exist and who you would not have met (in real life or not) without the internet, then post this same sentence in your journal.
Thank you...
An invitation to read some new spuffy stories you may have missed.
Lots of awesome stories are nominated, so good luck picking your favorite from each category! [Please don't forget to read the rules.]
Now the extra fun part begins: Voting!
http://spuffyawards.jaded-paradise.n
Outlander by Diana Gabaldon was an exciting page-turner with time-travel and angst in 18th centry Scoland.
Three books by Kate Atkinson who was recommended by
caltuner This author is an award winner who creates a unique style of fiction -funny and heartbreaking with twists and surprises.Three books about vampires and fairies by Patricia Briggs
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angelic_amyWish you a fantastic day with your Lachlan and a new year of delights - maybe even the sparkling home of your dreams.
it was a spammer site called TAGGED.
I dumped it but not before messages were sent out to everyone in my contact list.
::face palm::
There were the usual loud, annoying trailers and children [there were a lot!] squabbling. The theater was filled with kids - all ages. Adults corralling their own and neighbors' offspring.
Then "UP" began. Pixar, unbelievably, has bested itself! This movie is chock full of reasons why people are mesmerized during a good film. The children in the theater quieted.
The hero [if you can call him that] is a cranky, chubby senior named Carl Fredrickson and
we first see him as a young boy daydreaming about a comic adventurer and follow him when he comes to know another dreamer, Ellie. Together, they fantasize about their quest.
Quiet! All those children hushed. [Not even a rustle of popcorn bags or candy wrappers.]
Almost a silent movie, too, as we cycle through Ellie and Carl's life - though pictures like a family album. They grow old together, Ellie dies and their house is surrounded by construction and change.
And this is only the beginning! Quoting a critic, This graceful, visually eloquent and emotionally rich sequence may be the best few minutes of film you'll ever see.
I won't go though the whole plot. "UP" is imaginative and moving, funny and sad, scary and satisfying. When the house raises up off its foundation, lifted by hundreds of various colored helium balloons, it is enough to make your heart swell.
You've seen a lot of this in ads for "Up". This is not just a kid movie! This movie is also an adult fable about goals and living simply and yet never losing that sense of wonder and energy. I loved it!!
green_maiabiggrstaffbunchframefollyA glorious special day to each of you and a spiffy year ahead.
calturner, I am continuing to read the paranormal series of: Patricia Briggs Blood Bound and Iron Kissed
Another author, rec by
petzipellepingo, was:Ariana Franklin Grave Goods and The Serpent’s Tale Both books are historical fiction during the reign of Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine.
Ariana Franklin also wrote City of Shadows set in Berlin in 1930's.
P.D. James The Private Patient a welcome addition to the Adam Dalgleish mysteries
M.C. Beaton Death of a Witch A Hamish McBeth Highlands mystery
Robin McKinley The Stone Fey A folk tale with haunting illustrations.
Elise Valmorbida The Book of Happy Endings
deird1Wishes for this talented and versatile writer: a lovely day today and a wonderful year ahead.
You are Beverly Crusher
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A good physician and a caring parent. You are devoted to your children and to your occupation.  |
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I'm not a health professional.?? And almost Geordie!!
