Episode 31 of The Meditations of Diogenes The Cynic.
To hear the story, come to the courtyard.
The Prattler is still stuck.
Read the story to the army
To hear the story, come to the courtyard.The Prattler is still stuck.
Read the story to the army
FIRST!
ReplyDeleteHey, I know that voice! Another great installment. I'd follow Xerxes anywhere...
ReplyDeleteMarshall... the owner of the store where I buy business clothes cheap.
I need to marshal my energy to take my morning walk in all of this heat and humidity. Now that's a tough war to wage.
ReplyDeleteas TLP would say: that Xerxes Um, am I the only one willing to admit I still don't completely follow the story line? Um, that translate: I don't understand almost all of it. Sure do admire the writing, though. It's brocade tapestry, woven tight. xoxo
ReplyDeleteNo Mirielle, every time I think I have something straight, I'm confused again.
ReplyDeleteBut it is epic and well written and I am certain it will all tie nicely together in the end.
MARSHALL, v. t. To insist on a march, on answering the summons of the God of War. One reason why the Army doesn't serve Marmite to its troops.
ReplyDeleteDoes the Persian army really have toy soldiers?
Doug - I couldn't have stumbled my tongue over those big letter names any better. (yes, crows do have tongues, just no teeth).
ReplyDeleteMarshall wasn't Mars the god of war? And why does he have a Hall instead of a temple? I am so confused.
ReplyDeleteSis, today you got out in front of xerxes.
ReplyDeleteNessa, did you try stuffing ice cubes in a hat? That works for me.
Mireille, I wondered if it was confusing. I'll work on it.
G, soitenly.
Amoeba, absolutely. That's how they fought then.
Actonbell, just be thankful I deleted the dance scenes.
Terry, you'll get your chance.
Quilly Mars' temple is the entire earth, just below the topsoil.
Doug: Won't I get brain freeze?
ReplyDeletePlot? I must re-read these stories!
ReplyDeleteGreat reading. Again.
Good grief, its almost 6 am, where are you??
ReplyDelete:p
Nessa, not if you wear it on your hand.
ReplyDeleteTLP, I have heard of the plot. I prefer ancient monsters, though, and tyrants.
Logo, you must have something good on your site.
Nope, I just happen to be awake, free of distraction, and in a comparatively good mood for a Monday. Sounded like a good time to get an early start on the definition of the day.
ReplyDeleteI think so long as they have SOMEBODY to conquer, the army will be happy!
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