Showing posts with label Victoria Coren-Mitchell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Victoria Coren-Mitchell. Show all posts

Monday, 1 December 2014

Readings - October and November

I always seem to be such a busy bee, and the little smidgens of time that I have to spare fill up quickly with makings, but I've managed to squeeze in these books over October and November...
  • Victoria Coren - "For Richer For Poorer"
  • Patti Smith - "Auguries of Innocence"
  • Julie Arkell - "Home" and "Away" exhibition guides
  • Caitlin Moran - "How to Build a Girl"
  • Karen Joy Fowler - "We are all Completely Beside Ourselves"

Saturday, 26 July 2014

A Week Full of Adventures!

Taking a quiet moment to look back on the last week. 
Sunday - Jon Ronson at Llangollen Fringe Festival
Monday - crochet and cake in one of my favourite teashops with one of my favourite ladies
Tuesday - passed my driving theory test and celebrated with a very large piece of cake, before going to see Victoria Coren-Mitchell at the Llangollen Fringe Festival
Wednesday - Allo Darlin' at the Lexington in London
Thursday - The "Comics Unmasked - art and anarchy in the UK" exhibition at the National Library in the morning and the matinee of "Richard  III" at the Trafalgar theatre in the afternoon.