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Post by bronte on Jun 14, 2006 16:18:29 GMT
I'm already a member in a German forum. Nobody there could answer my really urgent question  (-->Videos) so now I'm here. I love Kate's music since the early eighties, especially because of her many references to classical literature. That explains "Brontë" |
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Post by Kevin2 on Jun 14, 2006 23:35:50 GMT
Where is the German forum? I'm learning German (to be optimistic about it) and looking at a German Kate forum could be fun.
Oh, and hello!
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mizzshy
Reaching Out
"Oh darling, Make it go, Make it go away..."
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Post by mizzshy on Jun 16, 2006 20:10:48 GMT
Have you read the book of Wuthering Heights?
Well, actually I just looked at your username and I realise now that's a stupid question (lol)...
Have you been to Haworth in Yorkshire? I went about two weeks ago and I loved it!
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Post by bronte on Jun 19, 2006 13:03:04 GMT
Hello kevan, hello mizzshy, thank you for your welcome :-) So this is the German forum, you can read some of the boards without being registered: www.carookee.com/forum/Kate-BushNo, I've unfortunately never been to Haworth yet, but longing for that. I like that illustrated book by Paul Barker & James Birdsall "The World of the Brontes " very much, it's a very impressive scenery. |
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Post by Kevin2 on Jun 22, 2006 17:59:38 GMT
And I have done so. It is an interesting site - what little I can make of it anyway. I did notice a Sarah Slean topic - I was tempted to register to say "Sarah ist zehr gut!" but then figured that it really wouldn't be all that informative and not all that urgent either - I'll wait, and If I ever progress in my studies I'll try to post a message or two. |
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mizzshy
Reaching Out
"Oh darling, Make it go, Make it go away..."
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Post by mizzshy on Jun 23, 2006 18:41:48 GMT
Hello kevan, hello mizzshy, thank you for your welcome :-) So this is the German forum, you can read some of the boards without being registered: www.carookee.com/forum/Kate-BushNo, I've unfortunately never been to Haworth yet, but longing for that. I like that illustrated book by Paul Barker & James Birdsall "The World of the Brontes " very much, it's a very impressive scenery. I recommend Dark Quartet by Lynne Reid Banks; it's about the life of the Bronte sisters (Charlotte, Emily and Anne) and their brother Branwell. It's excellent. |
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(-->Videos) so now I'm here. I love Kate's music since the early eighties, especially because of her many references to classical literature. That explains "Brontë"
