It’s been ages since I joined in with the weekly card challenge that Natty provides on a Monday.
I had a nice hour between dinner and walking the hounds; playing with new paper from Ruby Rock-it (a brand which is new to me).
The challenge this week was the prompt ‘translucent or transparent’, so I teamed the papers with some vellum die-cut into a pocket and a mini rosette (Tim Holtz) along with a paper rosette cut from the same range. Vellum rosettes are hard, especially as they don’t love glossy accents! Silicone glue was the thing in the end….
It is unusual for me to do anything on a Monday night
well apart from slump in front of Scott & Bailey.I wanted to thank everyone for the very kind comments made in light of my loss, they were all very much appreciated. I hope you will continue to pop by and see what is going on here.
I leave you with some loveliness from Mr William Shakespeare, as I am sure you know it was his birthday and also the anniversary of his death last week. I wish I knew more about him, so I will get on and do that.
Much Ado About Nothing was a favourite that I studied at school and I loved the Kenneth Branagh/Emma Thompson film version, although I was easily distracted by Denzel Washington in leather trousers
‘on the windy side’ (apt for today’s weather I think!)
Claudio:
[to Hero] Lady, as you are mine, I am yours; I give away
myself for you and dote upon the exchange.
Beatrice:
Speak, cousin, or (if you cannot) stop his mouth with a kiss,
and let not him speak neither.
Don Pedro:
In faith, lady, you have a merry heart.
Beatrice:
Yea, my lord, I thank it, poor fool, it keeps on the windy
side of care.
Much Ado About Nothing Act 2, scene 1, 308–315
"On the windy side." Brush Up Your Shakespeare. Ed. Michael Macrone. Cader Company, 1990. eNotes.com.
30 Apr, 2012 http://www.enotes.com/shakespeare-quotes/
Oh go on then, as i’ve missed you so much! The lovely Don Pedro.
