The play was clever and took us out of ourselves and into a cheaper, seedier life on the edge of respectability, and got inside the heads of those people. I was tired though, so I'm not sure I'm the best critic on this one. I'm better with films. It was fun to go out though, the play didn't start until half past nine, and that was running late because the one-woman show on beforehand was late! Tiny theatre. Good atmosphere in a rugged sort of way. It's all painted black. Seats about eighty. Afterwards, I wandered over to New World because it's open until midnight, and I bought a Magnum *g* with almonds. There were more security guards in the store than shoppers! Then I wandered back to my car and drove home eating ice cream!
So. That was Tuesday. After visiting my old school at lunchtime, I did some heavy-duty cleaning in our bedroom and got the aerial guy in so now we can get ordinary television, and video, in our bedroom. It's where the children (and I) escape to watch things Steve doesn't like on TV2 or TV3, like House, or ER or Lost, so it is great to now have real reception in there. But man, the dust under the desk in there was something to see! OMG! Glad I'm not allergic to dust like Keeley!
And we had Meet The Teachers at my children's school at six fifteen but that was boring. I know it all there already. Still, it's good to show some support. I tried really, really hard not to pick a fight with Asher's teacher but it was hard *g* And when I got home, Christy had most of the dinner ready so that was great. Finn had tennis today too. And before that his friend took both boys to the wharf to jump in the sea for an hour. Busy afternoon.
And tomorrow, some Bazaar stuff and then I'll buy some paint and then I'll think about writing! *snort* all I can say is 'after the Bazaar' Can't wait now until it's over.
*yawn* have a good day, guys.
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I think Colin disturbed a lot of dust when he sorted the settee - yes, it's now back in use but not quite finished though I've promised him I'll post photos when it is - and I end up with streaming eyes and uncontrollable sneezing in the lounge.
I've forgotten which day the bazaar is. Hope it's soon - sounds le it's got betwen you and your wits!! Hope it makes lots of money (and fun)!
Hee, incentive to write today!!!
-and I end up with streaming eyes and uncontrollable sneezing in the lounge.
Oh, poor you. I think it's one of the most uncomfortable things. When people have hay fever or dust allergy, I find my own eyes watering in sympathy every time!
The Bazaar is on Saturday. -it's got betwen you and your wits!!It sure has! Last time I did this entertainment job, I got so sick a few days before that the doctor and the ER thought I had meningitis LOL! This time I'm so laid back in comparison...
You have to write every day, even if it's just a few words. Colin brought a kids' story competition leaflet home last night and this morning I wrote 250 words which I shall submit.
It feels just as if someone put a tight scarf or similar round my eyes/nose/cheeks - then the watering and sneezing begin.
Make sure you stay that way! Try to enjoy it as well as doing a good job - without the pressure of school you should manage it!
So same, but different...
A whole planet apart and we can have the same kind of day *g*
What sort of theatre will you be going to?
I just googled it here
http://www.starlightexpresstour.co.uk/
they don't know how to use apostrophes *snort*
they don't know how to use apostrophes - not many people do these days!!