Comments | tattercoats: A nice little giglet

tattercoats

A nice little giglet

Oct 19, 2006 23:04

I seem to be songwriter-in-residence to a local performance poetry group, the Pulsar Poets. Today they were having one of their quarterly-or-so performance evenings, and trying out a new venue, the Calley Arms in the nearby small village of Hodson. Thissuited me well as Id' noticed thta the Calley Arms often has events, so I though I might be able ( Read more... )

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bardling October 19 2006, 22:20:02 UTC

Yay!
Also: *wistful sigh* and Goodnight... *hugs*

tattercoats October 19 2006, 22:35:52 UTC

Anytime you're around when there's a Pulsar Poets I'll take you along and you can be the music too. Or my regular folk club, very friendly. Goodnight to you too, my dear.

janewilliams20 October 19 2006, 22:28:09 UTC

Oh? Which Miles?

tattercoats October 19 2006, 22:34:17 UTC

A Civil Campaign - for me the utter highlight of the whole fantastic series. I've been going through in order and trying to make them last. Though I know where 'Winterfair Gifts' is, in that anthology, so I've got dessert lined up too. 'Diplomatic Immunity' seems to be out on loan somewhere, who knows. I've heard there's a new one if the offing; that will be a treat.

janewilliams20 October 20 2006, 06:08:14 UTC

Oh yes, "Civil Campaign" is my all-time favourite.

When it's time for the cheese & biscuits, or maybe coffee, try this LJ community
http://community.livejournal.com/lmbujold/
and the fanfic.

This one in particular writes so well I have problems believing it's not the real Bujold
http://tales-of-josan.livejournal.com/

Have you tried her fantasy yet?

stevieannie October 20 2006, 07:41:59 UTC

Yay!!! Sounds wonderful - congratulations on the successful networking with the landlady :-)

I sympathise on the car sunroof thing, too. We had the same problem a couple of weeks back - ended up being something to do with the rainwater routing from the body of the car, rather than the actual sunroof - I hope yours is easily fixable, too.

Very jealous on you knowing the local lamb farmer, too!

vaurien October 20 2006, 07:59:40 UTC

Oh dear. I hate it when you brake and are punished with a personal waterfall. I'll see if I can fix it when I get back this afternoon. The poor old Drom is getting a bit old and creaky in places, isn't it?

rinioth October 20 2006, 08:39:25 UTC

Sounds like a really nice evening.

I was then coralled into persuading a young lass of maybe 14 into reading - she'd come prepared (not to mention with her family) but was feeling timid.

Hmm.. why does this sound familiar. *g*