going to bed....

 

Meg! Stop depressing me :cry:

I've just had an idea for a new thread - then I'm going to bed.

I do hope you manage to see it again BT

 

and Meg if you do a count down I shall have to take my keyboard back or superglue your fingers together to stop you typing.

I don't need glue to make my fingers misbehave. I certainly don't need a count down to depress me.

I've just had an idea for a new thread - then I'm going to bed.

 

 

It's a good'un

A bit of closing the stable door - except we'd never be alloweed near the stable.

Don't start us on Darius and horses again.

It'd have to be a big horse.

A nice tall, strong stallion would do him.

I'm off to London - talk to you tomorrow - when I'm stuck in for the weekend again.

Hope you have a great time but Im sure you will.

Should be going to bed but I have Gone With the Wind going round in my head.

So have I. Great show tonight.

Still going round in my head. Best show I've seen so far.

Wasn't it just so emotinal?

Very emotional. Didn't you just want to hug Jill at the end? (and Darius of course). We may need a box of tissues on the 14th.

Just one??

I am just wishing for tomorrow - I do hope the show is as good thn - I know I will cry, I did twice before but now I know it will be more

I think most people did last night.

I couldnt see anything good on the tele tonite so on the spur of the moment we got tickets at the box office to see "SHOUT" starring Sue pollard ands clare sweeney. It was a musical showcasing the era of the sixties but I have to say it was brilliant. Sue pollard was amazing, she has a phenominal voice and the whole audience stood up to cheer her. There were only seven in the cast five female singers including her and clare sweeney whom Im not keen on but the other three girls voices were superb. There was one male also good. The harmonising between them all was brilliant.The girls were on stage all night and boy did they work their socks off.Cant understand why sue pollard isnt used more on stage and tv she has great presence and ability. I know she is whacky and perhaps the producers ant cope with that but she still has a great voice.

our local critic wrote "in the middle of host of great sixties hits strung together with some reprehensible flip flopping dialogue up pops sue pollard with a simply breathtaking performAnce. One occasion in the second half was just show-stopping comparable to memory in Cats and Stars in les miserables."

Sorry if I bored you with that but it was nice to read a critic who agree with me.

 

Now looking forward to seeing GWTW next week which is completely different to Shout.