Last week I told you all about the town of Bland which was keen to join Dull and Boring to form a new triangle of tedium. It was a simple enough post, I could have
Dull, Boring….and Bland.
Do you remember when I was visiting Scotland at Easter I mentioned we had visited the little village of Dull which had recently been paired with the town of Boring in Oregon? (The link is
Book review: Road to Rouen by Ben Hatch
Those of you who follow me on Twitter will know that my bio says “Modelling myself on Bill Bryson…minus the beard”. Having just read Road to Rouen, I’m tempted to change this to “Modelling myself
Coming back down to earth
I’ve been in a very strange parallel world over recent weeks. Rehearsing and performing has taken priority over blogging. I haven’t written very much and have been a haphazard reader of blogs too. Half-term came
Ooh I am pleased…
Our week’s run of Acorn Antiques, The Musical, came to an end on Saturday night, to huge cheers, plenty of applause and a great many aching jaws from excessive laughing. The South Holland Centre in
Who is this woman imitating Julie Walters?
Our local paper, the Spalding Guardian, ran a competition last week to win tickets to see our show, Acorn Antiques – The Musical. To accompany the piece was this delightful photograph of me, Miss Berta, Miss Babs
Art comes to Holbeach with Transported
Miracoco Luminarium In a weekend which saw the demise of the Spalding Flower Parade, at least in its current form, it was somewhat bittersweet to be present at the launch of a new initiative
The Gallery – The Weekend – Spalding Flower Parade
Float for the Flower Queen and her attendants It was the end of an era for Spalding this weekend. The 55th and final Flower Parade was cheered through the town centre: more than 30,000 people