Frizz

I got tickets… it’s a bit of an anti-climax because after the mornings excitement - they still have tickets now at 7pm? Obviously, its lost a bit of its gloss. And not only did we get tickets, we seem to have double booked ourselves… amazingly enough whilst I was getting through on the phone, a friend of a friend of a friend, was getting tickets online. OK, so worst scenario is they cancel both sets, but I rang and they assured me they’d only cancel one - but I might ring again to double check before I get too excited.

Trying to get Glastonbury tickets…

A couple of weeks to make use of this one - 2 for 1 at Giraffe [via]

Go here for some good deals, although watch out, quite a lot are out of date… but if they weren’t they’d be good.

Lovely lunch and afternoon in South London. We hid 200 or so eggs. Great fun had by all… even in the cold.

March for Tibet - tomorrow in London.

I rang up A yesterday who was brave and or mad enough to come with Sandy and I out for a walk in the rain and the wind, we all got soaked, but it was glorious…

I’m feeling rather proud. I managed to complete my first march… from beginning to end in the actual crowd, not off on the sidelines somewhere, leaving before the end, or only arriving after it’s finished - all things I’ve done in the past. I have a problem with marches they make me feel uncomfortable, I think it was passed down to me through my mothers milk. So true to form when the march started I had this almost overwhelming sensation to ‘get the hell out of there’, but as I said I stood my ground, it helped that the atmosphere couldn’t have been more friendly. Hearing the first car that slowed down to honk in support had a real feel good factor feeling - as did the woman watching us go by clapping. What was sad though was the poultry paltry numbers that turned up, we certainly weren’t a million women rising, we weren’t even close to the expected twenty thousand.

As a side point it was great to be able to walk along Park Lane and Piccadilly in the road - much better to see all those incredible buildings. And the best was Hyde Park Corner.

I was trying to be all cool the other day and post from the Apple store, whilst having my first go on a new MacBook Air, but for the life of me I couldn’t remember how to log on here. That’s what happens when everything is automated, as soon as I’m not on my own computer, it’s all a mystery. The Air was incredibly light…