When you were younger you were renowned for giving presidents and diplomats 12-hour lectures on the history of Syria.
You are renowned as being a man who doesn't have many foibles of the tabloid press kind; you are not seen squiring around young women, you don't seem to have a taste for superfast cars, and this is the most modest motor home in the Formula One paddock. A. I like to think that I'm very practical.
But you're renowned as a funny writer.
You're renowned for your knowledge of and passion for music.
Just make sure you're renowned for discovering the disease, not for contracting it.
You are renowned for bringing many foreign authors to an English readership for the first time Anaïs Nin, Hermann Hesse, Yukio Mishima, Jean Cocteau, the list goes on.
While I don't believe in 'trial by social media', I do believe in winding your bloody neck in when the thing you're most renowned for is a vile, violent, inexcusable assault on the person you're supposed to love, rather than repeatedly behaving like an obnoxious idiot and then making out you're just so bafflingly oppressed by 'haterz'haterz
So you got to be good in the hood, and gets respect from the top deck, you dig? World renowned, internationally known, and locally respected.
And, also unlike you, she was renowned for her interest in, and collection of, fine art and artifacts.
We only get to see a major royal wedding like this in Britain maybe once every 30 years, so if you're going to put on a spectacular show with all the pomp and pageantry for which the British monarchy is renowned, you might as well go all out.
