But on this May Day, I don't think that any help is necessary. Rather, I'm conjuring up images of festive maypoles (which I adore, athough Mad Men has sullied them for me a bit).
May this month bring many flowers, both literal and symbolic!
Saturday, May 1, 2010
May Day
But on this May Day, I don't think that any help is necessary. Rather, I'm conjuring up images of festive maypoles (which I adore, athough Mad Men has sullied them for me a bit).
May this month bring many flowers, both literal and symbolic!
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Ha yes the Mad Men episode with teach! I do miss Mad Men but guess you are on next series already.
I must read Margaret Atwood's book. I have lots to catch up on.
may day always reminds me of the 'old' poets for some reason...emily dickinson, (i always forget, i or e) edna st vincent millay...
A belated Happy May Day to you! It's been many years since I read "The Handmaid's Tale" but I still remember it as being an incredibly disturbing yet interesting book. There was a film made of it back in 1990, which I haven't seen since that year, but might be worth watching again:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Handmaid%27s_Tale_%28film%29
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