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I especially delighted in your drawings of you and your brother this time. Absolutely charming. And the modernized Shakespeare is right on,your highness, I see great potential for attracting the modern-day youth to the Bard.

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Thanks, Sharron. Indeed, I even think I might be Shakespeare reincarnated

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I have often thought so, Terry, but didn't want to say anything, lest I be considered a sycophant.

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I approve of sycophancy when I am the recipient

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Duly noted.

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🤣

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“ I haven’t come to big up this Cheeser bloke, but to put him in his gravy.”

Brilliant! I will be anxiously awaiting more of your modern interpretations.

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Thanks, Jim. I think Shakespeare would have approved of my improvements.

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I'm from Canada and a couple of weeks ago a sinkhole shut down the Trans Canada highway near Banff. This was a very big problem as the huge transport trucks had to detour through the town of Banff which is already super congested and not built for big trucks.

I think as humans we are getting used to the idea that anything can happen, yikes! That's why we need your lovely classic play rewrites and artwork to keep us going!

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🤣Thanks, Donna

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Quite a pothole that! Scary to think what’s under London’s streets. Lovely to see Willow taking in all the sights too. Very photogenic. You’ve had fun. Another enjoyable read. Thanks so much.

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😂 Thanks, Beth

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"As for riding positions, we favour sitting on the saddle." 🤣

That reminds me of being taken on bike rides as a family when my brother and I were tiny*. I would be in a child seat fixed to the pannier rack at the back of Mum's bike, and my brother would sit on a tiny saddle mounted on Dad's crossbar. HE would get to hold the handlebars - obviously so did Dad - so for him it was a much more interactive experience!

Mind you, he'd have to concentrate on sitting still and holding on, whereas I was a pint-sized chauffeur-driven Lady Penelope who didn't need to pay attention to anything but the view as it whizzed past me!

*We've both grown up to be giants, but we certainly used to be small enough to be carted around like cute accessories from the bike shop. 🤣

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I'd love to read more about your excursions with your parents,Rebecca. What a beautiful family.

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Lady Penelope 😂😂

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These sketches are so delightful!

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Thanks, Alicia. I'm awaiting an invitation from the Royal Academy.

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😂

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Love the artwork. It really brings out the Mac in Beth.

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LOL

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🤣 Such a great line! 🙌

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it is!

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I love your sketches Terry. Great post and reply to Rebecca...my virtual run buddy. :)

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Thank you so much, Julie. Just think: I failed art at school. Can't imagine why. 😂

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I can't either. However your skills suite you here and bravo for that not getting the best of you.

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Thank you! 😂😎

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😂 thanks!

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