I am too, SozoZoso. I hope you're feeling okay.

I admire Hogarth's sketches as well.

That's awesome, Walter.

Hello azad. Welcome to the forum..

That's awesome, my friend. 5 continents, 40 countries, 44 states, and swam in 3 of the world's oceans.....

I think the shows sound reasonably priced.

In London, I once met a 36 year old Japanese gentleman who had been to 132 countries. He expected to have visited every country in the world by the time he reached his mid 40's.

Also, remember the Prado in Madrid and the Hermitage in St. Petersburg.

It's true, and it's unfortunate that there aren't more like her.

I've visited 6 of the top 10 and I agree with Steve's assessment. Btw, why is Virginia so low on the list -- 26th?

It's interesting and worth noting how many Americans are on this forum. It's also worth noting how many of us are located on the East Coast, or in the Eastern U.S..

True

May she rest in peace. She did possess beauty and class.

As mentioned above, it's undeniably amazing how many great rock bands the U.K. has produced. The U.K. has obviously made stellar contributions in many other fields as well. Also, it's important to remember the huge contributions the Germans and French have made in various fields -- (classical) music, literature, philosophy, art, science, cinema, etc, etc.

Your story is inspiring, realgirl. Welcome to the forum.

I'm not so certain that it's a "Duh" issue, at least not in the minds of a seemingly increasing (but still minority) number of scholars. A newer theory has it that the Earl of Oxford was part of a small committee of writers -- Lol.

"Dead Poets Society" was also good.

I think it's too bad we still aren't certain who wrote Shakespeare's works.

Hard to believe.

I don't think Zep would have survived the 80's intact, but I think it's possible they could have produced another great album, and (in the mid-80's) set new stadium/tour attendance records.

I believe so.

I'd like to hear the answer, too.

The Pre-Raphaelite period is my favorite.

I don't think it was Eddie Kramer. I think it was probably a member of the road crew.

Your thoughts very closely mirror my own.