Thanks--I needed that. Enjoy the video :)
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Hi Mommy PhD,
Huzzah! And to think there are things in that song I get now that I would have not understood as a kid:
"Take heart for Mrs. Pankhurst has been clapped in irons again," for example, or "fighting for our rights militantly."
Or the statement, even, "Put these things away. You know how the cause infuriates Mr. Banks."
Thanks for a great thing to see upon waking up!
Ciao,
Amy
This is, indeed, fabulous!! It makes me want to go home and put Hannah in front of the TV immediately for a 'close reading' of this part of the film!
I think it also supports the argument mentioned yesterday that we'll have to do it again!! Maybe even start a Ladies Who Lunch Club??
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