sorting my work things out and heading for bed....had a great time.....well not that great as we didn't see Darius...but it was lovely going out with you and Nina :D

It was. We were just missing D doing something for us to aim at. I'm shattered. I'm just going to check parents and then go to bed.

don't blame you... :zzz:

Goodnight.

night

How was Billy Elliot? It was good seeing both of you and your lovely daughter, Pam. The only person missing was Darius

A HUGE bit missing :(

 

Billy Elliot was great....some of the songs were a bit naff but the dancing was fabulous.

the kids only do 2 shows a week....there's a lot of talent out there!

Not quite like the film but if you enjoyed the film then it's worth seeing....especially of you like dancing

I should be going to bed but I'm here instead.

Hope you're sleeping soundly now.

I couldn't stand the film. Nina and I had a nice walk through London in the sunshine though.

I saw the film in the cinema when it came out and I enjoyed it, but wasn't bowled over by it. I think that's always my reaction to films that are way overhyped in advance. They build my expectations too high and I get a sort of flat feeling watching them and wondering when the great wow moment is going to come.

 

I had every opportunity to buy day seats for the matinees of Billy Elliot, which was in a theatre near Victoria which I walked past dozens of times, on my various trips to London. I don't know if the film put me off or if it was the thought of all that dancing, but I was never tempted.

 

I wasn't. I chose a walk instead. It was good us meeting up though. It's lovely keeping in touch, even with only a few.

It was good just to walk (and cheaper) and chat - and I can't fall asleep when moving.

Are you sure?

I'm off to bed - so that I can wake up bright and breezy and ready to go in the morning.

 

Goodnight.

Have a lovely time, megham. Sleep well!

night, drive carefully.

 

 

 

Billy Elliot you like or hate.

like all musicals there were parts I could have done without.

 

I just love dance....I really must see a ballet when in London sometime.....

Well, I've never tried sleep walking before (or sleep talking). Mind you I may talk more sense....or then again I might be shouting at monsters.

I don't like opera but one of my ambitions is to go to the Paris Opera House. They sometimes do ballets there in December. Last year it was Swan Lake but I didn't go because it was the Matthew Bourne one, which I didn't like when I saw it in the UK.

my son used to sleep walk and he certainly still talks in his sleep.....quite loud sometimes :unsure:

Edited August 15, 200717 yr by SpamFritter