Archaeologists have found The Theatre in Shoreditch, where Shakespeare staged his first plays:
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=080806173611.55jwcsq3&show_article=1
Oh, this is such great English major dorky excitement - I can hardly stand it!
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I'm 43, and yes, that is a good age. Attorney, mom and wife: 3 full-time jobs, which makes me jack of all trades, master of none. I like it. Two boys, 13 and 10, otherwise known here as One and Two, just to keep things simple. Husband? He is the inspiration for the title of this blog. He works 14 hour days, to which I can only say: I'm incredibly grateful he doesn't work weekends.
I love: my boys, my God, this city, good food, good books, my church, and dogs (unless they're really, really small).
I hate: fear, cold weather, grey skies, reality TV, shoes that pinch, and Daylight Savings Time.
You can email me at grasswidowsdiary (at) gmail (dot) com - I love mail, too.
I love: my boys, my God, this city, good food, good books, my church, and dogs (unless they're really, really small).
I hate: fear, cold weather, grey skies, reality TV, shoes that pinch, and Daylight Savings Time.
You can email me at grasswidowsdiary (at) gmail (dot) com - I love mail, too.
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1 comment:
Whoa.
I just felt some dorky-English-major excitement, too.
Plus we watched Julius Caesar at Miller Outdoor last night . . . so good.
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