University of Milton North - bring a bottle & some Twiglets!

[MrsLucasNorthPole]

Ta da!

a nice fluffy pic for the common room

We haven't met, Prairie. I haven't met any MNers :(

I have to laugh at myself getting my thuds from a bit of Beowulf in the original. How weird is that?

Was very upset when he got enslaved, mind you.

Have you listened to it all, Teri? Yes, it was a bit of a shocker that incident....gutted

Ha ha cupcakes...

So what is your specialism?

Speak for yourself, Holly.

Specialism = Pleather garmentage worn by RA as Gizzers.

Just finished the 6th CD, Oyster. And he has been rescued. The relief Again, I have to laugh at myself for getting so worked up about a character in a darn audio=book. I ask you!

I really really hope he does another Heyer audiobook before he departs for NZ - a while ago someone on a board wrote to Naxos and they admitted they didn't have him lined up for another yet because he is a very busy man...but as his books have been their bestsellers this year, they must want to do more, so I live in hope....

Ah yes - the rescue - very enjoyable part of the book after all that chasing around by the Red Ship, and it gets better yet, believe me!! Superb!!

So who do you think is the gorgeous-est of all the Boys, then, cupcakes?

Maybe he would do Beowulf Oyster

For me, personally, it's Mr Thornton who makes my heart go flutter flutter, but I have a very big soft spot for Guy of Gisborne, just because he looks so good in that part...maybe it is the leather...or the hair...or the stubble...or the mean looks...whatever...collapses in pool on the floor

How about the Canterbury Tales? Plenty of scope for sauciness there.

If he did Beowulf, I would just die a happy woman!!!

I'm kind of hoping he will do The Hobbit - it's got to be a possibility....maybe?

Harry is a cutie though...

Oh yes, Chaucer, the Harold Robbins of his day. But as we have so often said, telephone directories would do. Preferably in a bit of a gritty northern accent, if possible.

I've been listening to those Words and Music poems constantly...and they are simply stunning...but you are right, it's a cliche, but he could read the telephone directory and I would still listen!!

Lovelace wasn't bad either, was he? In the artistic sense of the word of course, morally he was a rotter.

Gonna have to say night night though...I have company of a little person who has appeared and needs to be put to bed again...and again....and again....

Byee - promise I won't stay away so long next time...

Clarissa is amazingly good, not just RA but the whole production is a stunner.

Good night Oyster, thanks for coming to our little party.

I fear we have paid insufficient attention to Mr Thornton tonight so, as I wend my way to bed, I leave you with .

Does anyone know, by the way, how (apart, obviously, from the stop button) to separate out these strings of YT vids, if one only wants one of them?

Mr Thornton is always in our hearts, Missy, as you know. I am afaid you may need to ask Kevin and Perry about YT technicalities.

Sweet Milton dreams, meanwhile.

Always in our hearts but sometimes displaced on our screens by the, ahem, earthier pleasures of Guy and Lucas.

Sweet castle dreams to you, too.

It would appear so, Missy It was a good party.
Sadly there are so many more source documents for Guy and Lucas.
How good it would have been to have had three seasons of Mr Thornton.