We’ve had a relatively busy week, going to see Martha Wainwright in concert at the old Booking Hall venue in Dover. (It was good not to have to go to London for a concert). She’s an excellent singer and we enjoyed it, although we’re more familiar with her mother and aunt’s (the McGarrigle sisters) music.
On Sunday we went to an open-air performance of Macbeth at Goodnestone Castle gardens, by the Duke’s Theatre company. I love Macbeth, having once played First Witch at school in a long, ginger wig and Yoko Ono sunglasses. The one on Sunday was an excellent performance, and despite recent unsettled weather, it was dry. Here’s a scene with Macbeth and the witches.
Bella approves and sends you all purrs.
They were very inventive with having suddenly appearing red ribbons for all the blood. Of course, at the beginning we had to answer ‘When shall we three meet again?’ with ‘I can do next Tuesday’ as per Terry Pratchett. 😀🧙♀️🧙♀️🧙
I’ve done more work on my chevron blanket, too. I’ve put in a stitch marker I’ve called my ‘Are we there yet? Marker’. I’ve only reached full length once the strip is twice the length of the AWTY marker and it avoids temptation to measure the strip continually.
Here’s my first 180cm long strip, doubled up. Bella approves and sends you all purrs.
And finally …
I’ve always been fond of Wiley Coyote:
Happy WOYWW
Hugs
Lynnecrafts xx
You’ve had a lovely busy week then! We are definitely on the same crib sheet when it comes to Pratchett, the man was a genius. The chevrons are coming along a treat, pretty colours - thx for the pattern, I confess I’ve not even looked at it yet, brain too scrambled but I will try. The coyote funny made me laugh out loud!
ReplyDeleteHugs LLJ 5 xx
Sounds like you've had a good week. Bella knows all the best places for sure. Thanks for the smiles too. Happy woyww, hugs Angela x6x
ReplyDeleteOh WOW the rock painting is brilliant makes me think of Dartmoor. At first sighting of the Macbeth photo I though it was Spiderman! LOL then I read on....silly me. Loving the colours in your new blanket. Hugs BJ#1
ReplyDeleteLooks like I am going to be immortal too Lynne. Had to laugh out loud at the coyote funny too. Glad the weather was kind for the Shakespeare performance. Loving your latest watercolour. Meow to Bella. Stay safe and Happy WOYWW. Sarah
ReplyDeleteThe Macbeth looks like a great performance, very inventive indeed. Your blanket is coming along nicely, but oh those witches! That last recipe sounds OK to me! I'm going to be immortal too... Happy WOYWW!
ReplyDeleteMary Anne (4)
Great funnies - we will all be immortal then! Well done on the crochet. I bet it takes a lot of patience. x x Jo 🌈
ReplyDeletelooks like a great week! I studied Macbeth for my English Lit o'level. great funnies too! Happy WOYWW . Helen #3
ReplyDeleteI love your painting and the funnies really made me chuckle.
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Annie x #9
I love the painting, it's beautiful, and the crochet is looking fabulous if somewhat complicated! I laughed at the funnies and I guess I'm going to be immortal too - along with most of the deskers!
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Diana xx #13
Great painting. It’s been years since I saw Macbeth at the theatre, I loved it though. The coyote poster is hilarious. Abelated happy WOYWW. Angela #16
ReplyDeleteSuper painting! Loved all your Macbeth stories... My sister and I and her SIL did the witches scene at one of my sister's big Birthday parties. Her Birthday is Halloween.
ReplyDeleteI am a terrible multi - measurer if that is a good description!
Happy WOYWW! Susan #11
ooh busy week hope the gig was good, love a folk gig.
ReplyDeletekyla
Good morning, Lynne
ReplyDeleteWe were gone so much last week that I'm finally just getting round to desks. sounds like you were quite busy, too.
I would love to see a Macbeth performance in person.
Love the witches round the cauldron. I'll stick to my natural ingredients. LOL
Creative Blessings! ~ Kelly #14