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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Started conversation Sep 18, 2000
Great entry, but you didn't mention our dear King Arthur and his legends!!!
I just read an excerpt of Morte D'Arthur for my Brit Lit class, and I learned that, according to Sir Thomas Maloroy, the three ladies are Morgan le Faye, a Queen of(I think, can't quite remember) North Wales, and a Queen of some sort of wasteland!??? ehhh.... I'll probably have better info on it after class in a couple of days, darling... 
Isn't the reason people are so interested in the Lady of the Lake due to King Arthur!??
Thanks for a great read!!! I learned plenty that I hadn't known beforehand-- being a pisces(ruled by the feet), I appreciated the detail about tying shoes!!!
Hello Lady!!!
$u$ Posted Oct 1, 2000
Hi there.
'Fraid this particular story has no relation to King Arthur's lady in the lake, and Excalibur. It is Welsh, as are many Arthur legends, but is otherwise unrelated.
I will write up some more legends eventually (possibly even some Arthurian ones!), but I have some procrastinating to do first... not to mention musing.
St.~A~
Hello Lady!!!
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Oct 2, 2000
Ccccccccooooool, Peg!!!
Then can you put in a disclaimer: this is not about King Arthur, but trust me, you still want to rea this!!!
Because you do-- I lurve legends very much.
I am semi-working on Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, if you'd like to check out that Guide Entry!!!
Sorry that my replies will be more delayed than usual.... life intervenes...
Hello Lady!!!
$u$ Posted Oct 2, 2000
Life is a nusiance, eh? I like to think long and hard...
Perhaps I'll reply another time.
St.~A~
Hello Lady!!!
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Oct 3, 2000
Life isn't a nuisance-- it's just full. Full of ups and downs... that's what intervenes!!!
Hello Lady!!!
$u$ Posted Oct 6, 2000
No I think 'nuisance' could generally be described as a fair definition. Now 'living' is another thing entirely...
St.~A~
Hello Lady!!!
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Oct 7, 2000
And making a living is different from living!!!
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