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Pastimes : Let's Talk About Our Feelings!!!

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To: Chuzzlewit who wrote (36581)	5/2/1999 11:28:00 AM
From: Rambi	Read Replies (2) of 108807

Last night we read Julius Caesar aloud. During Act II, several of Ammo's friends called; they were outside the house on a cell phone and wanted him to go out. He told them he didn't want to, that we were having family time. (He didn't say we were reading Shakespeare). Dan and I later laughed in some bemusement about a 16 year old making a choice like this. But we have so much fun with it. I have a very old edition of his works- and there are discrepancies between my copy and the two more recent ones Dan and AMmo were using. For instance I was reading Lucius, the servant, and I read, "My Lord,(or whatever) 14 days of March have expired." ANd Dan said, "THat's an important line. WOuld you like to reread it?" So I read it with more passion, though I didn't know why. And he said, "Read it again." ANd I shouted dramatically and leaped from the couch waving my arms around. (Alarum!) It turned out that his and AMmo's copies said, "Fifteen days have expired." They just thought I couldn't read. Then in some place, Caesar says something about "moe friends" which got us off reading in jive for a while. It was really a wonderful time, though a maybe intellectually dubious approach.

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