Friday Night
Originally uploaded by Petronella Rose.
In my posh dress, as taken by Miss Katie of W on her phone (which is why it's blurry, but I like that!)
Monday, April 14, 2008
Sunday, April 13, 2008
How old am I supposed to feel anyway?
I went out with Miss Katie of W on Friday night (Campbelli was going to come too but then had to work the late shift *sob* *sniff*). I'd told her about my dressed-up evening last week so she decided I had to get dressed up in it again and then we'd go out and paint the town red.
At least that was the plan.
In reality when she arrived at my house she zipped through my wardrobe (and the piles on the floor...) and decided that I should wear the sexiest dress in the world instead. I protested in vain. It's a summer dress I said. I'll look like an idiot wearing that in the pub I said. Nope, no weakening from her so I put it on (with my red shoes) and off we went.
The Royal wasn't too bad, felt pretty good in there. The Hogshead was a bit strange though as it's a very chavvy pub. But the strangest place was where we ended up.
Now when I go out dancing I want dancy music. Now that doesn't mean dance music, it means things like *whispers* (Abba). Instead Jess took us off to the Light Bar...where they play what I would call indie music. Nice to listen to, difficult to dance to when I'm not completely pissed.
Now don't get me wrong, it was a nice place and I had a good time, I just felt old. Not because I felt I stuck out in the dress, but because the only songs that I knew well enough were either classics - My Generation - or were things that came out the first time round - like Blur and Pulp.
Pulp was the killer one though. I was singing along to Disco 2000 and remembering Stimpy inventing some crazy dance to it back in 6th form...and then I realised that pretty much everyone else in the room would have been in primary school when that came out. Ow.
Yeah, so I'm old. But I very rarely feel like I'm gonna be 30 this year, which is a good thing. (and Katie's friend Jo refused to believe I was older than 26 which helps). But at the same time I feel like I should feel older, like I should be more sensible and responsible by now...
Hmmm.
You'd think that I should do by now. I'm gonna go and fill in some of my divorce paperwork (whoooooooooooooo) and hope that helps.
(Katie has tagged some pics of me on FaceBook and I couldn't remember when they were taken, until I went back to that red shoes post and realised it must have been that night!)
At least that was the plan.
In reality when she arrived at my house she zipped through my wardrobe (and the piles on the floor...) and decided that I should wear the sexiest dress in the world instead. I protested in vain. It's a summer dress I said. I'll look like an idiot wearing that in the pub I said. Nope, no weakening from her so I put it on (with my red shoes) and off we went.
The Royal wasn't too bad, felt pretty good in there. The Hogshead was a bit strange though as it's a very chavvy pub. But the strangest place was where we ended up.
Now when I go out dancing I want dancy music. Now that doesn't mean dance music, it means things like *whispers* (Abba). Instead Jess took us off to the Light Bar...where they play what I would call indie music. Nice to listen to, difficult to dance to when I'm not completely pissed.
Now don't get me wrong, it was a nice place and I had a good time, I just felt old. Not because I felt I stuck out in the dress, but because the only songs that I knew well enough were either classics - My Generation - or were things that came out the first time round - like Blur and Pulp.
Pulp was the killer one though. I was singing along to Disco 2000 and remembering Stimpy inventing some crazy dance to it back in 6th form...and then I realised that pretty much everyone else in the room would have been in primary school when that came out. Ow.
Yeah, so I'm old. But I very rarely feel like I'm gonna be 30 this year, which is a good thing. (and Katie's friend Jo refused to believe I was older than 26 which helps). But at the same time I feel like I should feel older, like I should be more sensible and responsible by now...
Hmmm.
You'd think that I should do by now. I'm gonna go and fill in some of my divorce paperwork (whoooooooooooooo) and hope that helps.
(Katie has tagged some pics of me on FaceBook and I couldn't remember when they were taken, until I went back to that red shoes post and realised it must have been that night!)
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Random Dad Fact #4
Many many years ago (ok, 1992) Dad wandered into my bedroom one evening and re tuned my radio from Radio One to...well, to birdsong!
He'd heard that they were testing the frequency that Classic FM was going to be broadcast on by playing (among other things) a recording of birdsong from someones countryside garden. I used to listen to it when I could, taping it when possible and then playing the tape at night as I went to sleep. I even had a kind of meditation that went with it (not that I thought of it as a meditation, it was just me daydreaming).
Then today I was watching Breakfast on BBC1 and they started playing the birdsong again.
The story about it is here.
I shall be listening as much as possible, just wish I had a way of taping it again.
He'd heard that they were testing the frequency that Classic FM was going to be broadcast on by playing (among other things) a recording of birdsong from someones countryside garden. I used to listen to it when I could, taping it when possible and then playing the tape at night as I went to sleep. I even had a kind of meditation that went with it (not that I thought of it as a meditation, it was just me daydreaming).
Then today I was watching Breakfast on BBC1 and they started playing the birdsong again.
The story about it is here.
I shall be listening as much as possible, just wish I had a way of taping it again.
Friday, April 04, 2008
All dressed up and no place to go...
Anthony is on nights at the moment.
I hate it when he works nights.
Ok, so it's better than the 5-1 shift cos I can at least talk to him in the evenings and we can play WoW together.
But I still hate it.
I miss him too much.
Silly Kate.
So I am cheering myself up by reading ALL of the Stephanie Plum books. I am up to book 10 which means I have 3 more to go and then a gap as book 14 is not published until June. Have no fear, I have lined up all the Rachel Morgan books (by Kim Harrison) and all of Kelley Armstrong's books to follow on with.
But at the moment I want to be a bounty hunter and hang out with Lula and flirt with Morelli and daydream (and get nervous about) Ranger.
The books have definitely made me feel more kick-ass and chirpy though. So chirpy in fact that on Wednesday when I had overslept and felt a bit pants and so had cherry coke and M&M's for lunch - a customer gave me his mobile number.
Another side effect is that I want to dress up a bit. So I am sitting here in my nice black kitten heels and a sexy black frock. Unfortunately I have no Bucks Fizz (to drink from a pink champagne glass) so I am making do with a litre bottle of Stella instead.
This explains why my typing is like this...and also why I think I just scared the milkman when I opened the door holding my drink, oops!
I hate it when he works nights.
Ok, so it's better than the 5-1 shift cos I can at least talk to him in the evenings and we can play WoW together.
But I still hate it.
I miss him too much.
Silly Kate.
So I am cheering myself up by reading ALL of the Stephanie Plum books. I am up to book 10 which means I have 3 more to go and then a gap as book 14 is not published until June. Have no fear, I have lined up all the Rachel Morgan books (by Kim Harrison) and all of Kelley Armstrong's books to follow on with.
But at the moment I want to be a bounty hunter and hang out with Lula and flirt with Morelli and daydream (and get nervous about) Ranger.
The books have definitely made me feel more kick-ass and chirpy though. So chirpy in fact that on Wednesday when I had overslept and felt a bit pants and so had cherry coke and M&M's for lunch - a customer gave me his mobile number.
Another side effect is that I want to dress up a bit. So I am sitting here in my nice black kitten heels and a sexy black frock. Unfortunately I have no Bucks Fizz (to drink from a pink champagne glass) so I am making do with a litre bottle of Stella instead.
This explains why my typing is like this...and also why I think I just scared the milkman when I opened the door holding my drink, oops!
Thursday, April 03, 2008
Drinking and Random Dad Fact #3
It was Jo's leaving do on Saturday night, and after a quick stop in The Litten Tree (packed full of Wolves fans watching their team get thrashed, Man U fans watching their team win and various chavs) we dashed through the rain to The Combermere Arms.
Matt had randomly appeared at work during the day (the new Lee Child book is out) and so he was there too.
Poor Matt felt a little young for once I think (makes a change from me feeling old) since the next youngest person was Jo, and she's only five days younger than me.
But we chatted and gossiped and nattered and talked about porn so it was really the same old kind of work do, rude and fun.
We were in the front room with the jukebox and quiz machine (on the right as you go in, bear in mind this pub was a house and is weeny small indoors) so of course I had to put music on, and Liz very kindly covered for my evil cunning plan by asking to hear the David Hasselhoff song that was on there!
A very good night was had by all really, and I'm glad that although Jo has finished working with us (*sob*) she hasn't actually taken off for the other side of the world yet and so we can go to the pub with her again!
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Random Dad Fact #3
While I was putting bad music on the jukebox, Anthony had a go on the quiz machine. Now he's rather good at these things and only occasionally asks me for an answer.
This time it was a good one.
Anthony - Ohhhh...do you know this one babe?
I look at the machine...
Q: Which instrument was Bix Beiderbecke famous for playing?
1. Trumpet.
2. Saxophone.
3. Double Bass.
In the interests of being a pedantic bitch I would like to point out that none of these is right, he actually played the cornet, but for the purposes of the machine trumpet was the correct answer.
I know this because of watching The Beiderbecke Affair and its sequels far too many times after being introduced to them by Dad.
It's not the only "Jazz Fact" that I know, but it comes close...
Matt had randomly appeared at work during the day (the new Lee Child book is out) and so he was there too.
Poor Matt felt a little young for once I think (makes a change from me feeling old) since the next youngest person was Jo, and she's only five days younger than me.
But we chatted and gossiped and nattered and talked about porn so it was really the same old kind of work do, rude and fun.
We were in the front room with the jukebox and quiz machine (on the right as you go in, bear in mind this pub was a house and is weeny small indoors) so of course I had to put music on, and Liz very kindly covered for my evil cunning plan by asking to hear the David Hasselhoff song that was on there!
A very good night was had by all really, and I'm glad that although Jo has finished working with us (*sob*) she hasn't actually taken off for the other side of the world yet and so we can go to the pub with her again!
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Random Dad Fact #3
While I was putting bad music on the jukebox, Anthony had a go on the quiz machine. Now he's rather good at these things and only occasionally asks me for an answer.
This time it was a good one.
Anthony - Ohhhh...do you know this one babe?
I look at the machine...
Q: Which instrument was Bix Beiderbecke famous for playing?
1. Trumpet.
2. Saxophone.
3. Double Bass.
In the interests of being a pedantic bitch I would like to point out that none of these is right, he actually played the cornet, but for the purposes of the machine trumpet was the correct answer.
I know this because of watching The Beiderbecke Affair and its sequels far too many times after being introduced to them by Dad.
It's not the only "Jazz Fact" that I know, but it comes close...
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Center Parcs
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Home Again
I am back after a week away, mostly spent at Center Parcs with a couple of days in Essex.
I am over the moon at Michelle's news.
I am also rather pleased about the Grand Prix result this morning.
I am also a sleepy bunny.
That is all.
I am over the moon at Michelle's news.
I am also rather pleased about the Grand Prix result this morning.
I am also a sleepy bunny.
That is all.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Time for bed
It's nice to hear the British national anthem...but I have to confess that when it comes to the Grand Prix I'd sooner hear the Finnish and Italian ones.
And now, I'm going back to bed. I shall wake Anthony up and put the race video on for him and I shall doze and tell him to "watch this bit, Coulthard swears!".
G'night/G'morning folks.
And now, I'm going back to bed. I shall wake Anthony up and put the race video on for him and I shall doze and tell him to "watch this bit, Coulthard swears!".
G'night/G'morning folks.
Bollocks.
Kimi is broken. He's parked himself just inside the pit lane.
ITV are praising Lewis for his driving today, we've seen about 30 seconds of him since he's just got out the front and stayed there.
Bourdais is out too...his engine just packed in.
He's gonna get some points though, SEVEN drivers left out of twenty-two.
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It's all over.
Hamilton
Heidfeld
Rosberg
Alonso
Kovalainen
Barrichello
Nakajima
and that's it...
------
They think Barrichello will be disqualified, which means that Kimi will get a point after all.
(and Emily just answered me, Hello crazy sibling)
*They're saying it's a "marvellous victory" for Lewis, bollocks it is, all he had to do was keep it on the road.
Kimi is broken. He's parked himself just inside the pit lane.
ITV are praising Lewis for his driving today, we've seen about 30 seconds of him since he's just got out the front and stayed there.
Bourdais is out too...his engine just packed in.
He's gonna get some points though, SEVEN drivers left out of twenty-two.
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It's all over.
Hamilton
Heidfeld
Rosberg
Alonso
Kovalainen
Barrichello
Nakajima
and that's it...
------
They think Barrichello will be disqualified, which means that Kimi will get a point after all.
(and Emily just answered me, Hello crazy sibling)
*They're saying it's a "marvellous victory" for Lewis, bollocks it is, all he had to do was keep it on the road.
Kimi goes backward into Turn 3. He really doesn't like that corner.
Eleven...no...ten drivers left. As I typed eleven, Timo Glock managed to dismantle his Toyota at Turn Twelve. Hit the kerb, bounced a bit, hit another kerb and shot into the air and smashed his suspension on landing.
Barrichello has just left the pits and tried to take his refueller with him, owch.
Bunch of cars going round in circles, yes. Boring, no!
Eleven...no...ten drivers left. As I typed eleven, Timo Glock managed to dismantle his Toyota at Turn Twelve. Hit the kerb, bounced a bit, hit another kerb and shot into the air and smashed his suspension on landing.
Barrichello has just left the pits and tried to take his refueller with him, owch.
Bunch of cars going round in circles, yes. Boring, no!
Crap, Kimi in the gravel...
But he keeps it going, avoids the wall and he's back out again. Don't do this to me boy!
(Emily appears to be asleep as she hasn't answered my text, she's so much more sensible than me)
Massa's car is being towed away, and there's a Renault empty and parked...not Alonso, bugger.
But he keeps it going, avoids the wall and he's back out again. Don't do this to me boy!
(Emily appears to be asleep as she hasn't answered my text, she's so much more sensible than me)
Massa's car is being towed away, and there's a Renault empty and parked...not Alonso, bugger.
Massa and Coulthard have just collided... the Ferrari seems to be ok, but Coulthard has lost his left front and right rear, the rear from hitting Massa, the front went as he went sideways into the gravel. That's a rather broken car.
Poor Dave. One British driver left, and he's in the lead.
So we're down to 14 runners if Massa stays in.
Poor Dave. One British driver left, and he's in the lead.
So we're down to 14 runners if Massa stays in.
First crash of the season...
Massa put himself into the wall. Behind him Fisichella nearly got turned upside-down into the gravel after being picked up on someones nose.
Fisi is being craned off. Massa needs a new nose. Button looks like his back left wheel is about to fall off.
Kimi's moved up to 8th, Piquet to 12th and the safety car is out.
Four cars out...
Massa put himself into the wall. Behind him Fisichella nearly got turned upside-down into the gravel after being picked up on someones nose.
Fisi is being craned off. Massa needs a new nose. Button looks like his back left wheel is about to fall off.
Kimi's moved up to 8th, Piquet to 12th and the safety car is out.
Four cars out...
Good Grief
Am I insane?
Why do I put myself through this time and again.
Yes folks, it's the Australian Grand Prix and I'm up to watch it.
That's with the evil zombie flu that I seem to be starting (Anthony's got it too, nosebleeds and all).
Anyways...I'm not the only one...BBC F1 Live
Why do I put myself through this time and again.
Yes folks, it's the Australian Grand Prix and I'm up to watch it.
That's with the evil zombie flu that I seem to be starting (Anthony's got it too, nosebleeds and all).
Anyways...I'm not the only one...BBC F1 Live
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Douze Points
Yes I know I know I know.
7. I've finished reading The Margarets which was very good if slightly confusing at times. So of course I have started rereading, starting with The Fresco.
8. My mother's present has hit a brick wall at the moment...
...it's just too big and I have burn-out.
9. So I have started doing one of these Art Deco ones. They are small and therefore quick, and I've decided to do them on card which is a nice change.
The set. (with the cover of The Margarets visible on the right)
Daffodils in progress.
It's very satisfying doing the black outlines and then filling them in.
10. I've read two more S&A's books, We Didn't Mean To Go To Sea and Secret Water
11. I've been really enjoying the Worlds of Fantasy series on BBC4. This weeks one had both Pratchett and WoW in it, and last weeks was talking about LOTR and Gormenghast. I realised I'd never actually read Gormenghast so sent Emily a text...
Kate to Emily - Have you got Gormenghast? Can I borrow it?
E to K - The BBC series or my play?
K to E - The book...
E to K - LOL, yes, will bring next week.
This is because we'd sold our copy at work (which I'd been going to buy) to a guy who was buying it cos he'd seen the Worlds of Fantasy programme and decided to read it...
12. Other nice work coincidences include the fact that a bloke wanted a copy of The Children of Green Knowe on the same day that I'd had a conversation with Anthony about kids names. Apparently Toseland can't be used as a first name...(we were trying to find a first name that will go with Ayrton as a middle name...)
13. The above conversation also included the fact that we have to name one of the boys (in our undecided number of future children) Jack Daniel, "because if we don't do it you know your bloody sister will!".
14. Work has been quiet as Gavin had a few days holiday, also RichieFingers and Chris have both been suffering from evil zombie plague (named by Gavin) which turns its sufferers into the walking dead. The fact it's just been affecting the men is obviously just a Midlands thing as mum has been dealing with the Southern version. I just hope I don't get it for next week - I'm on holiday!
15. I've finally bought the brilliant Michael Rosen's Sad Book. On days when I need a little help this works wonders. It makes me cry my eyes out at the same time as consoling me that feeling like this is allowed.
16. I'm feeling very sorry for poor Kimi, as this (16) is his starting slot for tomorrow mornings GP. I will be getting up to watch it, hopefully with more success than my attempt at watching the qualifying this morning when I slept straight through my (very noisy) alarm. Thanks to the video, I am watching it now though.
17. Every now and again I buy myself the Cross Country Stitching magazine. I have discovered that I love that kind of stuff (although I draw the line at the religious/USA is the best ones). My Welcome Birdhouse cross-stitch is very much in that style.
18. Phew! (I was struggling). I'm on holiday for a week or so now and will be away from the internet for a good chunk of that. It's making me sad as I don't want to miss any news from Michelle <--- the baby's due any day now!!!
There's your 18 things Jen, even though I cheated a little sorry.
If I'm awake enough I shall do some liveblogging during the GP tomorrow morning, nice race start time of 4.30am...
7. I've finished reading The Margarets which was very good if slightly confusing at times. So of course I have started rereading, starting with The Fresco.
8. My mother's present has hit a brick wall at the moment...
...it's just too big and I have burn-out.
9. So I have started doing one of these Art Deco ones. They are small and therefore quick, and I've decided to do them on card which is a nice change.
The set. (with the cover of The Margarets visible on the right)
Daffodils in progress.
It's very satisfying doing the black outlines and then filling them in.
10. I've read two more S&A's books, We Didn't Mean To Go To Sea and Secret Water
11. I've been really enjoying the Worlds of Fantasy series on BBC4. This weeks one had both Pratchett and WoW in it, and last weeks was talking about LOTR and Gormenghast. I realised I'd never actually read Gormenghast so sent Emily a text...
Kate to Emily - Have you got Gormenghast? Can I borrow it?
E to K - The BBC series or my play?
K to E - The book...
E to K - LOL, yes, will bring next week.
This is because we'd sold our copy at work (which I'd been going to buy) to a guy who was buying it cos he'd seen the Worlds of Fantasy programme and decided to read it...
12. Other nice work coincidences include the fact that a bloke wanted a copy of The Children of Green Knowe on the same day that I'd had a conversation with Anthony about kids names. Apparently Toseland can't be used as a first name...(we were trying to find a first name that will go with Ayrton as a middle name...)
13. The above conversation also included the fact that we have to name one of the boys (in our undecided number of future children) Jack Daniel, "because if we don't do it you know your bloody sister will!".
14. Work has been quiet as Gavin had a few days holiday, also RichieFingers and Chris have both been suffering from evil zombie plague (named by Gavin) which turns its sufferers into the walking dead. The fact it's just been affecting the men is obviously just a Midlands thing as mum has been dealing with the Southern version. I just hope I don't get it for next week - I'm on holiday!
15. I've finally bought the brilliant Michael Rosen's Sad Book. On days when I need a little help this works wonders. It makes me cry my eyes out at the same time as consoling me that feeling like this is allowed.
16. I'm feeling very sorry for poor Kimi, as this (16) is his starting slot for tomorrow mornings GP. I will be getting up to watch it, hopefully with more success than my attempt at watching the qualifying this morning when I slept straight through my (very noisy) alarm. Thanks to the video, I am watching it now though.
17. Every now and again I buy myself the Cross Country Stitching magazine. I have discovered that I love that kind of stuff (although I draw the line at the religious/USA is the best ones). My Welcome Birdhouse cross-stitch is very much in that style.
18. Phew! (I was struggling). I'm on holiday for a week or so now and will be away from the internet for a good chunk of that. It's making me sad as I don't want to miss any news from Michelle <--- the baby's due any day now!!!
There's your 18 things Jen, even though I cheated a little sorry.
If I'm awake enough I shall do some liveblogging during the GP tomorrow morning, nice race start time of 4.30am...
Sunday, March 09, 2008
First Six
Bless me Reader for I have sinned, it has been 18 days since my last post and yesterday I got thoroughly told off by my colleague Jen for not having posted meaning that every time she checked my blog she had to read about Rich D and his penchant for porn. (Hey Rich, hope you feel better today (he had a dodgy curry on Friday)).
Last night I tried to think of some intelligent things to write that might appease her, but instead gave up and drank cider, stitched and watched French Kiss and Amelie.
This morning I decided that I should try and write down 18 things I have done in those 18 days...
First Six.
1. I've read the first six Swallows and Amazons books. (because despite the fact I intended to start them in Feb, I didn't).
2. I've also read Twilight by Stephenie Meyer, Queen of Babble in the Big City by Meg Cabot, and part of The Margarets the new Sheri S. Tepper book which I am enjoying hugely (and which means of course that I will start rereading her other books shortly).
3. The lovely Anthony took me to Argos and we purchased a DVD tower, cheval mirror and a bookcase. The tower is nearly full up, the mirror is slightly scary as I haven't had a full length mirror since the other one fell off the wall, and the bookcase is full.
4. I went to the pub the other Friday (the 29th) for a quick celebratory drink after work (you may have noticed my divorce countdown has vanished...). This "quick drink" with Jo and Liz (and Liz's bloke Steve who turned up later) meant that I got home at 1.30am. Now that's a proper quick drink after work, haven't had one of those for ages!
5. This meant that Alf and Mick didn't come round the following night (as I was mostly asleep) but they did come round on Sunday to go to the computer fair at the racecourse. They went off and I stayed home and waited for them to get back. Waited, and waited, and waited. I not only managed to level up Tanara in that time, but I proved once again that I should not be left alone at home with nails and a hammer.
6. We also had a lovely takeaway curry from Cafe Champagne one night. Although I made a small mistake and didn't order enough naan bread. I had what they call a Fusion, where you get two different curries. When I'd had it in the restaurant it was very nice, I just underestimated the portions slightly when it came to the takeaway...
...I only had 1 & 1/2 naan breads to mop up all that sauce!
(and now Anthony is home after a night out carting so you shall get the next six later...probably).
Last night I tried to think of some intelligent things to write that might appease her, but instead gave up and drank cider, stitched and watched French Kiss and Amelie.
This morning I decided that I should try and write down 18 things I have done in those 18 days...
First Six.
1. I've read the first six Swallows and Amazons books. (because despite the fact I intended to start them in Feb, I didn't).
2. I've also read Twilight by Stephenie Meyer, Queen of Babble in the Big City by Meg Cabot, and part of The Margarets the new Sheri S. Tepper book which I am enjoying hugely (and which means of course that I will start rereading her other books shortly).
3. The lovely Anthony took me to Argos and we purchased a DVD tower, cheval mirror and a bookcase. The tower is nearly full up, the mirror is slightly scary as I haven't had a full length mirror since the other one fell off the wall, and the bookcase is full.
4. I went to the pub the other Friday (the 29th) for a quick celebratory drink after work (you may have noticed my divorce countdown has vanished...). This "quick drink" with Jo and Liz (and Liz's bloke Steve who turned up later) meant that I got home at 1.30am. Now that's a proper quick drink after work, haven't had one of those for ages!
5. This meant that Alf and Mick didn't come round the following night (as I was mostly asleep) but they did come round on Sunday to go to the computer fair at the racecourse. They went off and I stayed home and waited for them to get back. Waited, and waited, and waited. I not only managed to level up Tanara in that time, but I proved once again that I should not be left alone at home with nails and a hammer.
6. We also had a lovely takeaway curry from Cafe Champagne one night. Although I made a small mistake and didn't order enough naan bread. I had what they call a Fusion, where you get two different curries. When I'd had it in the restaurant it was very nice, I just underestimated the portions slightly when it came to the takeaway...
...I only had 1 & 1/2 naan breads to mop up all that sauce!
(and now Anthony is home after a night out carting so you shall get the next six later...probably).
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