Bank Holiday week-end
It's the last Bank Holiday week-end before Christmas and we're going to spend it mainly at home.
I'm writing a Panto for the residents' association which will be performed in early January, and I'm finding it rather hard work this time round.
My heart's not quite in it but it's coming along slowly. It's much less risqué than the last one and with ( Read more... )
I'm writing a Panto for the residents' association which will be performed in early January, and I'm finding it rather hard work this time round.
My heart's not quite in it but it's coming along slowly. It's much less risqué than the last one and with ( Read more... )
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I am not sure I understand the term "bank holiday"...as it applied to Great Britian
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Bank holidays are public holidays. Some fall on different days every year (e.g. the last Monday in August); others such as Christmas and Boxing Day if they fall at the week-end are 'moved' to the first working day afterwards.
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The tyranny of children: don't let them get to you. Write a lovely panto, and end it with a very dirty song. A Swan Song, of sorts, but really filthy: that way you can exit gracefully.
Of course, I realize that you do have to live with these people (and their children); but you don't have to live by their rules, as you know.
Keep up the good fight!
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LOL! I think I've lost the fight!
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