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Guest Nick11
oh yee men shou not think aloud....alas they do......:biglaugh::biglaugh:

 

I hear thee cries for caffeine...........me to :)will be great to have you back Lib.

 

OMG Angela - I am impressed.

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You are so good at his...

 

 

What light through yonder choc chip muffin breaks

 

 

In households, all alike in dignity

In fair Reynella we like to drink our tea!!!

 

 

goodness its took me ages to think of that one :biglaugh:

 

Jo xxxx

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Guest Libby1971
In households, all alike in dignity

In fair Reynella we like to drink our tea!!!

 

 

goodness its took me ages to think of that one :biglaugh:

 

Jo xxxx

 

In fair Reynella EAST

 

I thought you knew where I lived !!!!!:biglaugh:

 

Libby

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In fair Reynella EAST

 

I thought you knew where I lived !!!!!:biglaugh:

 

Libby

 

Cheeky!!:P

you do realise I have to keep googling Shakespeare!

 

Ok what about Macbeth

 

When shall we all meet again

in thunder,lightening or rain

When the kettles boiled

When all the biscuits eaten and gone

 

That will be when school is done

Wheres the place in Reynella east

 

Jo xxx:wubclub:

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Guest Leanne & Mark

You lot are fantastic, I see i'll be educated better when we arrive!!!

 

Don't you just love the word ALAS!!............Well i do any way!!

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Guest cazzie
May I be controversial for a moment.......:unsure:.......

 

Why???

 

I don't know why they teach it in schools here let alone in the states or Oz. After all its a different language and bored people read it to find hidden meanings in phrases that really aren't there.

 

There I've said it and now I've said it I'm gonna get out quickly while the going is good. Batten down the hatches, put on tin hat ride out the storm of abuse I'm bound to get. :biglaugh::biglaugh:

 

Pete

Hello,

Hey, you should give Shakespeare a chance. I love teaching Romeo and Juliet and the kids generally love it. It is a little hard to understand but once you get into it, it is quite beautiful language. So now you know. Mind you, when I went to see' The Merchant of Venice' in a place called Tanunda (I think) 2 years ago, it was a totally weird experience hearing Shakespeare in an Australian accent! Bizarre.

Cazzie

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My love is strengthen'd, though more tea in steaming;

I love not less, though less the show appear:

 

 

But that wild muffin burthens every cookie dough,

And sweets grown common lose their dear delight.

 

Sonnet CII,

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