TONY WILSON "The Dog and the peacock"part 1 Christmas tales
1/2 From the 2007 DVD "Christmas tales". This an evocative and gently soppy Christmas story that comes from Ireland. Over the ...
Teddy the Goldendoodle is "Falkor the luck dragon"
In my thought my Goldendoodle Teddy [Probabaly like most dogs in the occur. . ] looks the spit of "Falkor the fortunes dragon" from the film ...
Fol- full of life "Backstage"
old fair girl, is staging a costume-party with several girlfriends in her weirdo loft where she lives with her dog, Fool. The intimate ...
Theatres - Coming Soon - September 15 onwards
Unreserved faces are all set to line up for the panto season in Wirral. Kelsey-Beth Crossley, who is unsurpassed known as Scarlett Nicholls in ITV’s Emmerdale, plays the right role alongside Andrew Agnew from Balamory as Wishee Washee and Brookside past master Dean Sullivan as Abanazar. The show will have lavish scenery, spectacular romp routines as well as laughs for all the family headed up by a cast that will suit to every generation. Call 0151 666 0000 or visit www.floralpavilion.com.
ALEGRIA (MEN Arena, Manchester, April 4-7)
CIRQUE du Soleil brings its critically acclaimed building Alegría to UK arenas for the first time. Alegría is a Spanish little talk that means happiness, joy and jubilation and features an international doff expel of 55 performers and musicians from 17 countries and showcases breathtaking acrobatics. Call 0844 847 8000 or attack men-arena.com.
ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR (Opera House, Quay Row, Manchester, January 24-28)
DAVID Essex returns to his roots and takes the denominate of his big-selling debut album from the 70s as the inspiration for a musical set against the backdrop of a roving funfair. Ring 0844 372 7272 or visit www.manchesterpalace.org.uk.
Girl From Mars » Blog Archive » Been a while
But to be honest I haven’t done much to write about, but I’ll waffle on about what little I did anyway. Back to about the December 22nd, when I published the last post, off work and free to do, er more Christmas Shopping and general faffing about, a day and a half to sort out things before I had to go visit the Family for Christmas, suppose I could of sneaked in some Helena time, but just didn’t get around to it. Managed to get presents, spoilt the Nephews a little (5 year Nephew number 1 is really into Starwars at the moment :)) and even book my holiday before departing for darkest Lincolnshire (I typed Lincolnshite there at the first, Freudian slip?). Oh yea holiday, I’m off to Saalbach-Hintergleem in Austria at the end of February with my snowboard, place looks like its has a massive quality of fine Pistes to play with, though it could do with a little more snow right now,
Christmas with the family, stayed with my parents and visited and got visited by the siblings and their families and ate and drank far to much, usual really. And there was the usual awkwardness about me being the only singleton, I tended to leave the grown ups to talk and go play with kids and/or cats and dog, spent most of Christmas day building Lego kits. Big news was my sister announcing another was on the way, her 2nd. Not a bad Christmas really and it was a white one
I can cope with my family for a short while, so was out of there on Sunday, whisked home by surprisingly efficient public transport.
Monday, had sort of planned to have a Helena day, but by the time I was out of bed and defuzzed it was gone lunchtime and I just couldn’t find the energy to get made up
went to town en bloke instead and ogled snowboard kit instead.
Tuesday, after yesterdays failure at doing much I had to try and do something, so I packed my board and went to Milton Keynes for a few runs. Place was a mad house, its definitely the snow dome silly season at the moment, they didn’t have any free slots till 1:30 (I had arrived around 10:30), fortunately they let me stash my board bag there while I went shopping to kill the time. Kind of promised my self some new snowboarding boots so I went off to find the shop I got my first pair from as think they had a better range and service than the shop in the snowdome. The Shop, the BBC (Bucks Boarding Centre) isn’t in central MK, its in a little shopping precinct off to one side about 40 minutes walk from the dome, I didn’t have a map and hadn’t been there for nearly 3 years, but managed to get there surprisingly easily. My sense of direction is quite good, but this is technically a male trait isn’t it.
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Prince Harry's duty: Beach volleyball in Rio
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The PIP Implants Scandal
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