Costume & props properly explained, in case you are more than casually curious:
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 If you'll allow me a Poetic Licence, I'll take this thing off! L for Love? Learner certainly. The hard way usually.
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(Cuff held in place by Rubber Band. This enabled me to take it off, unfold cuff, hold it up like a piece of paper & declare): I could make some off the cuff remarks but I think I'll stick to the script! Reliably raised a laugh, & sometimes even got a groan.
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Heart on Sleeve! Showing openess & honesty. Unlike Shakespeare's Iago, I am what I am. However, I do have to be a bit careful about Jackdaws pecking at it! |
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| The late, &, in many quarters, unlamented Margaret Thatcher said she was against wearing her heart on her sleeve ("To wear your heart on your sleeve isn't a very good plan; you should wear it inside, where it functions best.”) Some would say, with justification, she'd have been a much nicer person if she had softened hers. Millions of us were, unfortunately, at the receiving end of her not inconsiderable callousness.
To be continued...
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