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围巾熊真好看！（图片转自Twitter）

看来我也可以围围巾了～美美的～桃子！我坐你沙发了欸！

萌萌哒~~~

好可爱的老爷子喔
围个围巾也这麼萌
小桃子真是有效率

激动了！

感觉瘦了好多

瘦了应该是错觉w

谢桃子！看来这个月我也会很忙，没法发消息了，下个月有空再聚

转自Twitter

来张清楚的！（转自Twitter）

瘦了一定是我的错觉……

哎哟哟，冬天造型开始鸟？哈哈哈，围巾大暖男~~~PS那个下楼梯的是婶子吧？

从侧面看萌熊好像肚子瘦了点

围巾真的好漂亮呀！

转自Twitter

看到围巾就感觉暖起来了···
又有消息了感觉好幸福，桃子可以介绍一下这个节日的背景和参加人物吗？
我怎么觉得自己不怎么了解除了AR之外的其他人呢、
关注点大概集中在了身高是，没有人觉得即使是站在第二排，在人群中的第一眼还是会见到他吗？
更重要的是，昨天梦到AR了呢，虽然梦里他拒绝了我求签名的请求···
但梦是反的，对吧对吧，我也不是一直做梦的啊！

来源：http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/interviews/dylan-thomas-writing-shed-star-attraction-of-festival-celebrating-poets-bohemian-life-in-fitzrovia-9806845.html
Dylan Thomas' 'writing shed' star attraction of festival celebrating poet's bohemian life in Fitzrovia
He was born in Swansea a century ago and drank himself to death in New York just 39 years later. But the bohemian bars of London’s Fitzrovia district provided the backdrop to some of Dylan Thomas’s most riotous exploits and a festival opening today will allow admirers to share the poet’s path to inspiration and inebriation.
The capital’s celebration of the Under Milk Wood writer’s centenary honours Thomas’s belief that poetry should be shouted, sung and consumed alongside a sackful of booze.
Chaired by Griff Rhys Jones, the week-long Dylan Thomas In Fitzrovia festival commemorates the period during the 1940s and 50s when the poet became a regular broadcaster on the BBC and a late-night fixture in London’s watering holes.
Events include a “chamber” version of Terry Hands’s acclaimed production of Under Milk Wood, starring the Game of Thrones actor Owen Teale, a performance of Stan Tracey’s jazz version of the 1954 radio drama and a screening of “A Poet in New York”, followed by a Q&A session with Tom Hollander, star of the BBC biopic about the poet’s fatal final visit.
Visitor are invited to step inside Thomas’s famous Writing Shed where Dylan wrote, ate boiled sweets, and read murder mysteries. The interior of the poet’s Laugharne workplace has been recreated down to the smallest details. The shed, has been taken from Camarthen on a nationwide tour, and will be erected on Store Street.
On Wednesday, a flock of sheep will descend upon Fitzroy Square when performing shepherds read selections from Thomas’s work to an audience served tea and traditional Welsh Bara Brith cake.
Rhys Jones hopes his Welsh compatriots won’t be offended by his reclamation of Thomas as an “English poet”. He said: “There will be a lot of celebrations in Wales this coming weekend. But I was sitting with Hannah Ellis, his granddaughter here in Fitzrovia and I said: ‘This is where he spent a lot of his life, he wrote here and he drank here.’ I hope people realise Thomas was an international poet. He died in New York where he had become a tremendous success reading his poetry.”
The exhibition was opened by Evgeny Lebedev, owner of The Independent titles and the London Evening Standard. Mr Lebedev said: “These streets probably are as much part of Dylan Thomas, as those Welsh hills. It was here that he came to work, where he met artists, musicians, writers and poets, the human life that overlays the nature in his most loved poems.
“In that shed, he sat and saw 'the force that through the green fuse drives the flower'. Here, he raged, not necessarily against the dying of the light, but certainly the closing of the bar.”
Mr Lebedev, who gave a reading of Thomas’s 1946 poem In my Craft or Sullen Art, added: “Anyone who’s read any Thomas at all, knows that life is about more than the blind force of nature, than birth, youth, aging and death –‘The force that drives the water through the rocks’.
“We are not just ‘clay for crooked worms’. We have a soul, we have a soul that must be enriched. Drink is certainly one way to do it, but the power of poetry is better.”
The festival concludes on Sunday with a gala Southbank Centre concert featuring Hollander, Sian Phillips, Jonathan Pryce, John Owen-Jones, Lesley Manville and Griff Rhys Jones.
Dylan Thomas drank himself to death in New York aged just 39 (PA)

这张图从左至右：Alan Rickman, Griff Rhys Jones, Owen Teale, Evgeny Lebedev and Tom Hollander in the replica of Dylan Thomas’s writing shed in London. Oct. 20th 2014