(The best Robin Hood in movies was Errol Flynn’s, performed in 1938.)
I grew up loving stories about Robin Hood. Were these tales based on the exploits of a real outlaw? There might have been a number of Robin Hoods in the original region, including some women. It’s an open question if he really lived or not, but what an inspiring symbol. Continue reading
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13,000 Santas in Londonderry – @Arthur Allison
Over time, the best and worst in people becomes concentrated and specified. The dual nature of Christmas is a superb example. Continue reading
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La Liseuse (The Reader) by Jean-Honoré Fragonard
It’s a holiday weekend, but I’m going to be working my tail off pulling extra shifts. I won’t have time to visit with you lovely people for a few days. Just in case you’ll miss me, here are my picks of FIVE GREAT EARLY POSTS Continue reading
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Invisible Mikey 