As far as the valor and discretion goes--do you mean that he wanted to be true and good to her, but that he was at the same time acting facetious about it???
you delve too deep for my meaning. What I meant was that using a little 'listening discretion' might require you to bravely forego your culture's music du jour.
....but that is, of course, not what Falstaff (or whoever it was) had in mind--he meant that being a chicken most of the time was the 'meat' of bravery....a la "he who fights and runs away...."
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Hmmmm, where was that house?
12:08 PM
Well, I don't think that house would stand a strong Texas wind.:-/
2:54 PM
You do?
3:24 PM
....but do you want to live life and always be true?
hmmm..... here's the real question, though:
Is it true you don't have a soul to save?
...and didn't I hear once that discretion was the better part of valor? ...so maybe that's not exactly what he had in mind......but I digress.....
xo
4:26 PM
Emily, I LOVE it!
8:21 PM
good point you make SnS -
though I am not clear on how you are applying discretion and valor to this song.
Could you explain?
2:58 PM
Sns - good to hear you speak those words!!
As far as the valor and discretion goes--do you mean that he wanted to be true and good to her, but that he was at the same time acting facetious about it???
12:00 PM
sorry, pizza -n- gravy,
you delve too deep for my meaning. What I meant was that using a little 'listening discretion' might require you to bravely forego your culture's music du jour.
....but that is, of course, not what Falstaff (or whoever it was) had in mind--he meant that being a chicken most of the time was the 'meat' of bravery....a la "he who fights and runs away...."
ssc
[sorry so cryptic]
xo
4:57 PM
Uhhh.... Am I missing something? I thought this was about the picture of the little old wooden house.
3:30 PM
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