Illyria

Well, I like this play. Teaching it is like getting into some comfy slippers - I’ve done it almost each year since I was a student. I like the fact that it is based on history from where I grew up. I like that it treats good and evil in a poetic justice type of way. The witches are definitely not the cute boarding school type of characters. The language is pretty good too.

On another matter entirely, the cat gets neutered tomorrow.

Tigger’s new tricks are climbing the blinds and turning kitchen roll into confetti. At least twenty sheets of it.
He also likes knife throwing and playing slidies on the tablecloth.
I’m now trying the laying-on-of-hands approach.
Anyone got any ideas?

…a dog. He runs to welcome you coming through the door and plays fetch. He likes chewing shoes and will sit staring at you lovingly.

And then he’ll pull ten threads in your new expensive suit that you bought for parent’s night next week.

…and is called Tigger. You can see the photo on the main Jedimoose page. So far he likes: cheese, sitting on my laptop when I’m trying to use it, biros, cardboard and trying to climb under the cooker. He is skittering around the room at high speed and has very happily purred on our laps for hours.

This is what he has just typed for you all to read:

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Yes, seriously. I’m not making it up!

What do you think the translation is?