CAMELOT FANTASIES

I'm glad you're enjoying my work.

My hobbies are reading, typing & singing.
I'm sure in present company some bells will be ringing.

I enjoy reading books.
They're good for your brains but not for your looks.

I read classics, history books, poetry books & books on horses.
I've done lots of different computer courses.

I've worked in libraries & book shops.
I've got heavy, old books which give you the drops.

That's great. The only drinks I normally have late at night are herbal/fruit teas, Horlicks, Ovaltine or drinking chocolate. That's great. You're a good multi-tasker like us women then.

Yesterday, I went to Stamford & Melton Mowbray. Stamford is a nice, old town with 600 listed buildings some dating back to the 13th/14th centuries. It was in the middle of the Great North Road's London to York trade route so had a lot of coaching inns.

wow lady Ann. you are literally surrounded by history there.




I just have to get there one day and see some of it myself.

Does anyone want me to write another poem? I'm asking because I don't want to bore anyone.

Never feel that way. Camelot is for sharing and expressing your individuality. Trust me, no one will ever complain about you having too much input. We welcome it.

Definitely, Clay. Barnard Castle & Richmond are absolutely steeped in history too.
My list

1.Doris Day
2.Deborah Kerr
3.Julie Andrews
4.Judy Garland
5.Joan Fontaine
6.Olivia Newton-John
7.Maggie Smith (in her Prime of Miss Jean Brodie days of course, not her recent works.)

I sometimes get misinterpreted as arrogant & too loquacious for my own good. That's all.

great list lady Ann.



can you also post it at lady Victoria's castle if you don't mind.



that is where we have our lists. we will all compare notes once everybody has posted their own lists.

Thank you very much Clay. O.K. I've no idea.

Hello Clay! I'm very sorry to disappoint you but I preferred the old 1.