For MOC day 23.
Journaling says:
I have been standing here for about 2.500 years and could tell you a thing or two. I could tell you how it was when Hannibal appeared in front of our gates and tried to take us with elephants! I could tell you what Marc Anthony really said when he held Caesar’s funeral oration. I could tell you whether Cleopatra was as charming as they claim and whether Caesar really was the golden boy a lot of people say he was - the ones who liked him, that is. I could tell you what Clodius had in mind when he dressed up as a woman and gatecrashed the rites of the Good Goddess. I could tell you what really went on with Catilina; maybe Cicero was a little biased after all. I could tell you how Caligula, Claudius and all the others really were without you having to rely on Suetonius, the old gossip. I could tell you what it felt like to see 6.000 crosses along the Via Appia outside my gates. And - most importantly - I could tell you if the young Sulla really was as good looking as they say. ;-). Aren’t you dying to know these things?
Rikki..... you are one amazing writer, as amazing as you are a scrapper, which of course sometimes go hand in hand, but in this case? This is more than I thought when I thought how to tackle this challenge,. This is beautiful and clean and gorgeous visually, and it is so , so amazing on the way you brought the text in... it makes me want to go back to my old history books, to go re live all this wall witnessed and it brings me back to a wonderful world of my teens and 20s, which is a great thing if you knew the horrid day and night I just had yesterday..... thanks for playing, thanks for going the extra mild in imagination and creativity......you are one amazing presence in this family, I am so so glad you decide to stay, and that you are playing with us , therefore giving us so much beauty and feelings. This is gorgeous. thanks so much for playing with us!!!!!!!!!
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