Following the drift as it goes, as one does on this forum as a matter of tradition -- things usually get back on keel evenchul! --

Re - Mention by Al of Dylan Thomas above. One of the nicest things that has happened in my nearly 40 years living in this village was when an enterprising Welsh neighbour called Mair Fryer [no longer here alas] roped in a goodly proportion of the population & directed us in Under Milk Wood in the village hall. I still remember most of my part as Sinbad Sailors the Publican whose granny lived in the attic and who was in love with the village maiden -- "Oh Mr Jenkins, says Sinbad Sailors, Oh Mr Jenkins, I dote on that Gossamer Beynon; She's a lady all over!" Odd thing about the neighbour who played my Granny: I had been in two village plays with her previously. In the first she was my wife; in the second my mother-in-law; and now she was my granny!

Shall still vote to leave the EU but YMMV natch.