"A Loyal Lad Am I..."

[psalm_onethirtyone]

OMG.

This just occurred to me, and honestly I am asleep right now, and I don't know what I'm doing, but I all of a sudden realised I won't be here to-morrow (to-day) so I realised I must come downstairs and--

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, theatre_angel! ^____________^ *twirls thee* Oh, oh, oh, I am entirely silly for (almost) forgetting...! I hope it is utterly wonderful and as beautiful as you deserve, and that my note, while not a birthday card, comes in time--! And I wish you stars, and I wish you songs, and I love you, I love you, I love you. Have a wonderful day!

^___^ <3333

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[silverdragon262.livejournal.com]

Because I need to tell you all the random things I think of:

You know the Edwin Austin Abbey painting of the play scene in Hamlet? With the cross-gartered purple leggings? I realised why it looked so familiar. Abbey also painted one of my favourite paintings (The Penance of Eleanor, Duchess of Gloucester,) in the Carnegie Museum of Art.

...This has no bearing on anything. Carry on.

[rainbowjehan.livejournal.com]

Oooh, randomthingies.

Eeeeeeeeeeeee. You know, that looks somewhat decidedly pre-Raphaelite. That's nifty.

...I love you.

[silverdragon262.livejournal.com]

^______________^

[rainbowjehan.livejournal.com]

<33333 ^__________________^

I quoted Hamlet at Da' to-day, and he got it, because he gave me a Look.

[silverdragon262.livejournal.com]

Oh, oh, really? What did you quote?

At the Uni bookstore, they have a mug with Shakespeare quotes about love. Hamlet's 'Doubt thou' poem in on there, but none of his Horatio love. ;______; -- Not that I really expected...

[rainbowjehan.livejournal.com]

Well, he was looking for Mum and Waen, and asked me if they were at the barn, and I said, "I haven't the faintest. You can look for them, and if you find them not, search for them in the other place yourself." It was extremely silly.

Awwwww. But. Dude. The bad Horatio-over-his-shoulder poetry. :D That's charming, and Hamlet/Horatio by proxy.

[silverdragon262.livejournal.com]

-- But wonderful.

...XD Good reasoning! (There has to be a reason why Hamlet can write lines to be inserted into a play, but not proper love poetry.)