Recent discussion posited
“... a Hexit (in a sense far different from David Ritchie’s original use of the
term).”
To which David replied:
“I had hexes in mind when I invented Hexit … Maybe the issue will come up again
when the ghost of Wensleydale makes an appearance beneath the battlements of
Fort Squawk?”
By the ever living jumping Moses! Foreshadowing of an appearance of the shade
of Wensleydale ...
I shall, along no doubt with countless list members as we await what may
perhaps be the greatest ghostly scene in literature since a certain Prince of
Denmark’s father graced the ramparts of Elsinore castle with his ectoplasmic
presence, heed Horatio’s admonition to the young prince, and
Season my admiration for awhile
With an attent ear, till David delivers,
With all the wittiness of his genius,
This marvel to us.
Chris Bruce
up this morning at cock’s crow, and
now off to breakfast on the balcony, in
Kiel, Germany
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