Being the social butterfly I am (yes, that's correct), there is nothing more pleasing than recieving a number of free tickets to attend television recordings. Charlotte Church saw the beginning of this and the following two shows will probably symbolize the end:
If any of you are interested in attending, post me a message and we can go from there.
Show 1 - The Book Quiz - 21st April 2007 - doors open at 2.15pm - 3 tickets available
The Book Quiz is a new BBC4 panel game about literature in which two teams of book-loving guests face questions on all things literary, from classic works to the contemporary works we're all reading and talking about. This will be an informed, entertaining panel game aimed at the tv audience who already enjoy programmes such as QI, Late Review and Have I Got News For You.
Hosted by David Baddiel, the guest panellists this series will include Joan Bakewell, Simon Hoggart, Daisy Goodwin, Toby Young, Val McDermid and India Knight.
Show 2 - The Dame Edna Treatment - 19th April 2007 - doors open at 6.45pm -3 tickets available
Hello Possums!
Everyone's favourite global 'gigastar', Dame Edna Everage is back where she belongs in a brand new ITV Saturday night prime time chat show! The Dame Edna Treatment finds Dame Edna running a high-class, exclusive treatment centre to care for stressed out superstars in need of some pampering. Each week a host of huge names will join Dame Edna in her resort to de-stress and be carefully looked after using Dame Edna's 'unique' methods. They'll also be gently grilled about their lives - but will they survive the Dame Edna Treatment?
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1. Go to Google.com
2. Click on Maps
3. Click on 'Get Directions'
4. Type in
"new york" to "paris, france"
in the destination bar
5. Scroll down to direction No: 23 and read
Tom - will ring you tonight
whopps wrong blog!! T
I got your message, i would love to come, and Othello too if there is space.
Read the entry regarding Pc X and excuse me if I sound at all patronising because it is not meant that way but 'welcome to the world of relationships'. Unfortunatly when you decide to spend a portion of you life with someone then all of a sudden there are two lots of feelings and two lots of issues to deal with it and it never runs smooth. I know more than most!!!
My advice...leave him be, if he realises he's made a mistake, he'll let you know soon enough and if he doesn't then it just wasn't meant to be. I know it sounds corny but it really is true.
We have all had to kiss some frogs to meet our princes.
Desdemona
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