It is not difficult to guess who the boy is! I nearly called it “Like a boy in the sweet shop!” If you are reading this you will know about serious attachment problem with Luton Town. Yesterday as part of the perk of my special “Diamond” season ticket I was able to have hospitality at the club so it involved a meal, a visit to the changing rooms, did manage a chat with a couple of players, a walk down the tunnel, a photo on the pitch and a seat in\u00a0the main stand. No prawn sandwiches though! It was a wonderful day and I think I slept with a smile on my face last night!<\/p>\n
On the Story Telling front last Thursday’s gig went really well and I told Philippa Pearce’s story “The Running Companion” as part of my performance. It went well for a first telling. I am working on learning a couple more supernatural stories that I can adapt depending on the age of my audience (adults or young people).<\/p>\n
We had a great cycle today (the Old Groynes did 38 miles)) and had a meal at the Gumstool where we joined by wives and friends. Foggy start but clear once we got up on the top.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It is not difficult to guess who the boy is! I nearly called it “Like a boy in the sweet shop!” If you are reading this you will know about serious attachment problem with Luton Town. Yesterday as part of … Continue reading