R's rue

  I went to see the one woman show The Ballad Of Mulan at the Storyhouse which I really enjoyed even though there was only 4 other audience members . The story of Mulan’s ten year service in the Chinese Army , proved to be more harrowing and tense than anything portrayed in the Disney musical and the performance by Michelle Yin was top notch . With so few people in the audience she kept looking at me during her monologues and I felt the whole production was just for me. from Going Gently https://ift.tt/4Ao9PVQmF

 Arching up my heels Looking up Arms reaching For the heights And extraordinary depths With expectant gratitude That You Lord  Continue to  Bless and bestow Goodness And mercy  On me A humbled  Lowly servant Of King Jesus Thank you for  Giving me words To write Turning over A new leaf Uncertain of  Where it may lead from R's rue https://ift.tt/jhMuiXBmq

Ken Dodd (1927-2018) I am posting this at  2.22pm on February 2nd, 2022. That's 2.22 on the second day in the second month of the year 2022. You could even sing it like this: "Toot-toot-toot-toot-toot-toot-too!" As Ken Dodd, the late Liverpudlian comedian might have remarked, "How tickled I am!" to have stumbled upon such a thing. Not all days can be as silly as this one so let's enjoy it as long as we can. A bit of silliness is good for the soul..."Toot-toot-toot-toot-toot-toot-too!" P.S. The name of this font is "Courgette". As far as I know, there is no font called "Zucchini"! from Yorkshire Pudding https://ift.tt/7v4PMLXzU

I’ll start off with a video of the Llandudno goats, who, after the recent storms have popped back into town for shelter and a bit of change of scene  I had a nice nice last night, three mini gins, a packet of hula hoops and the Korean disaster movie Exit  Bliss The Korean movie business is indeed BIG business in the Far East and their take on my beloved 1970 disaster movies is an interesting one. They are big budget, big stars and big effects just like their predecessors were but they have definite cultural differences which, in my mind, make them so very interesting. Exit is an odd ball Set largely in a large Korean Hotel we meet a loud extended family celebrating the patriarchs 70 birthday. Only son Yongnam ( Jo Jung Suk) is a bit of a loser , but just so happens to love mountain climbing . He meets up with his mountain climbing crush Eiu Ju ( I’m Yun Ah) who just so happens to be the deputy manager of the hotel just as a mad terrorist unleashes poison gas in ...