I was slightly surprised to hear my son mentioned on
Downton Abbey on Sunday, in the guise of a worker making a play for Lady Rose. OK, so the spelling was different, but Sam Thawley sounds like Sam Thorley. I think this is the closest any of the family has come to TV drama stardom - so far, that is.
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I'm not going to be around for a couple of weeks, as I'm swanning off to Cheltenham. Anyone else going? Come and say hello: I shall be the bewildered-looking volunteer! So I shan't be here to write my blog or to the Celebrate the Small Things - or indeed the large - for a while. Still got lots to do before I stop work and pack, but I didn't want to go without saying au revoir.
So, au revoir.
Have a great trip!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy Cheltenham, Julia.
ReplyDeleteAU REVOIR have fun!
ReplyDeleteAwww, I hope you have a lovely time. :)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy! I'm sure the bewildered look will soon fade away to enthralled! :) Writer’s Mark
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