“Run from what’s comfortable. Forget safety. Live where you fear to live. Destroy your reputation. Be notorious. I have tried prudent planning long enough. From now on I’ll be mad.”
Said this before. Once or several times. We lived in Bulford twice. It’s eight miles away from Salisbury and Wilton House was a place that I visited quite often. On my own. The first time in 1985. It’s so wonderful to see people like Alexander Waugh doing PROPER research and building on ALL their previous […]
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Y’all cast me as Ophelia. MAD Ophelia. So grief stricken that she’d end her own life. “There’s rosemary, that’s for remembrance; pray, love, remember; and there is pansies, that’s for thoughts…There’s fennel for you, and columbines; there’s rue for you, and here’s some for me; we may call it herb of grace o’ Sundays. O, […]
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Was Kit Marlowe Shakespeare’s servant ? Ooooh! Suspense R US, yes? My little brother shares a certain name with a certain 16th c playwright. Mum told me that she called him Kit as a nickname. But it never stuck :o( I like KIT. Dr Faustus, anyone? I like Mr Waugh too. Very much.
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I have Vivid memories of the FAVE F1RST Number 1 sub having a Whole Live Chat to herself on TWIT…ITCH…QUIDDITCH? Regardless. She had a wonderful habit of calling every single Black and White photo of “mudflood” or “tartarian” buildings….TOYTOWN. And her significant other just went all Noddy and agreed. TRUE TRUTH. And y’all call ME […]
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So FREAKING obvious. The Hibiscus flower was a symbol of glory for the ancient Victorians and this beautiful flower could only have been given to the ones who were worthy of that beauty. Besides being the symbol of glory, the Hibiscus flower was also a symbol of a perfect wife or romantic partner. Amanda B 13 hours ago Doug 🌺 And […]
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Henry V Tudor of England married Catherine de Valois…the daughter of Charles VI (MAD) and Isabeau of Bavaria. Sister of Dauphin Charles (Charles VII de Valois) Henry V Tudor. Agincourt. The Capture of Charles d’ Orléans who was the son of Louis d’ Orléans and Valentine Visconti. Louis was also the younger brother of Charles […]
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I was out in the garden at 6.30 am, on a mission to clear the borders at the front of the house. Apart from nettles, my worst enemy is the dreaded sycamore seed. It floats down and grows EVERYWHERE. I knew that behind the tons of sycamore saplings was MY FAVOURITE ROSE EVER! A David […]
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Warned You :o) King Lear is such a FUNDAMENTAL Truth Drop. I ADORE this play. Goneril, Regan & Cordelia. Cordelia was the ONLY one who spoke True Truth. Her reward? Exile. Marriage to a Foreigner and DEATH.
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Yes. They are all connected. I don’t speak out of my …? Let’s start with Zelda/Doom. I was in the local supermarket the other day and there were two blokes behind the plastic talking about Zelda. One of them looked at me, looked back at his workmate and said…”She’ll have no idea what we are […]
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If there is just ONE SINGLE thing that can turn me from a Baconian to an Oxfordian it is THIS… GB 14th March 2019 : Cathars/Starfort/Oxford And Inspector Morse. And Lewis. And AW. AND KEN BRAN x I’ve said before that the authorship of the Shakespeare plays was not important to me. Who ever wrote […]
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GB 19th October 2018 : Did Mary Sidney Write Shakespeare’s Plays? Even I had no idea about What an Absolutely Tangled Web I’d Woven! I’m absolutely loving this man and his knowledge because (although he has no idea) he HAS brought so many of my lines of research together. As stated in the old post […]
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Hamlet or Macbeth? And if you tell me now that MACBETH married an Aussie I will burst tomorrow & tomorrow & tomorrow BTW : The Queen is DEAD :o)
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Hidden History Research 