Monday, May 31
The Blogfather
Well Paul and Graham have christened me 'The Blogfather' for getting so many other people to start blogs (7 and counting)...well who am I to argue.
Apologies for the deluge of photos but I've just started using the photo tool type thingy and I wanted to get the last year of my life out of the way in one go and start a fresh (or something).
Thanks to those lovely people at No Rock and Roll Fun for saying nice things about my PJ Harvey 'review' - they also report some interesting stuff about the Manics and how Nicky Wire might be teaming up with his brother...but i'll save that for a full post another time...
Things I have found in my house today...
One Poster for the play Run for Your Wife - at the Reading Hexagon Theatre (year unspecified). The play stars Les Dawson, Ted Robbins and Brian Cant!
The poster proclaims "The Daily Mirror and the Daily Mail both agree - British Farce at its best"
Apart from the fact that this is probably the only time the Mirror and the Mail agree - I have no idea where this poster is from and it must be quite old as Les Dawson is even looking slightly youthful!
Also found:
A collection of 7" records including -
The Playtime Series - Loopy Ears Secret
The Ugly Ducking
It's your birthday by Max Bygraves
Also a very cool black jacket that i'm going to adopt as my new going out jacket.....
Well Paul and Graham have christened me 'The Blogfather' for getting so many other people to start blogs (7 and counting)...well who am I to argue.
Apologies for the deluge of photos but I've just started using the photo tool type thingy and I wanted to get the last year of my life out of the way in one go and start a fresh (or something).
Thanks to those lovely people at No Rock and Roll Fun for saying nice things about my PJ Harvey 'review' - they also report some interesting stuff about the Manics and how Nicky Wire might be teaming up with his brother...but i'll save that for a full post another time...
Things I have found in my house today...
One Poster for the play Run for Your Wife - at the Reading Hexagon Theatre (year unspecified). The play stars Les Dawson, Ted Robbins and Brian Cant!
The poster proclaims "The Daily Mirror and the Daily Mail both agree - British Farce at its best"
Apart from the fact that this is probably the only time the Mirror and the Mail agree - I have no idea where this poster is from and it must be quite old as Les Dawson is even looking slightly youthful!
Also found:
A collection of 7" records including -
The Playtime Series - Loopy Ears Secret
The Ugly Ducking
It's your birthday by Max Bygraves
Also a very cool black jacket that i'm going to adopt as my new going out jacket.....
