"I trust her midnight oil is well and truly burned..."
"Where precisely is she now?"
"I thought it best that she went home--"
"--SHE NEEDED REST--"
Sorry.
I'm just popping in (I've been doing that a lot recently...) to say that I'm back (thank you for pointing that out, my dear) and to give a note of appreciation to Melody for keeping things in order around here while I was gone. (You didn't give her any trouble, now did you?) My J&W review went up on Tuesday, as you are doubtless aware, and is the first of what I hope will be quite a few period drama reviews here on YAPDB before June is out. I signed up to participate in Miss Laurie's period drama challenge back in... January, was it?... and if you count J&W I've had a grand total of two PD reviews on here since then. Pathetic. I intend to make up for that in the coming weeks--whether I actually achieve my goal of ten period dramas before July 1st is doubtful, but I shall at least do my best. Prepare thee for an onslaught of movie reviews, okay? Here's a really, really broad hint as to what the next one will be about...
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Les Mis. Yay yay yay.
Include lots of pictures of Aaron Tveit please....?
Beth xxx
YAY!!!!!! I can't WAIT for the Les Mis review! :)
Eeeeek!!!!!! LES MIS!!! YAY!!!!
Glad you are back dearie! Don't feel too bad if you don't hit your target for film reviews. I thought it would be easy to whip out 10-12 reviews in six months but throw in a new job and I who am running the challenge am struggling to keep up with it all! :(
You could always count J&W as multiple reviews as there are three (or is it four) seasons in all. ;)
Yeah for Les Mis! Can't wait to read it :D BTW, I love the first picture in this post.
Yippee! Can't wait to read your review...:)
By the way, I'm doing a P&P95 watch-along on my blog. If you're interested, I posted details on Classic Ramblings. :)
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