Monday, July 16, 2007

busy sunday

got up at 5am (finishing a report - gosh but i work so much more efficiently in the morning but there's always that spice of danger that you'll run out of time...), had eggy bread (mmm), did some washing, ironed my hair (useless - still looked stupid), emailed the report to bob, went to richmond for brunch with roland and tim, accidentally bought some silly jewelled sandals, had rubbish food (they could do a full breakfast that included mushrooms, but they couldn't do mushrooms on toast) followed by a very nice juice (carrot, beetroot, ginger, apple) in the rain, talked about jane austen, went for afternoon tea at the four seasons with very pregnant julia and treehorn my old desk buddy from work, sipped champagne, ate five ridiculous tiny sandwiches and a scone with mountains of clotted cream, drank a whole pot of lapsang souchong, caught a train, got stuck outside clapham (signals struck by lightning), ran round richmond park, bumped into someone from work (eek how embarrassing, red face, tight-fitting lycra), ran home from richmond (ooch ouch starting to hurt), collapsed like a dead thing, had a sleepy (hopefully he couldn't tell) chat with bob about the report, read two pages of my book (One Good Turn by Kate Atkinson*) and slept like a zombie.

*recommended, but read Case Histories first.

3 Comments:

Blogger The Author said...

'ironed your hair'...? My goodness young lady don't you have any straighteners? Why would you be ironing your hair? Mind your ears!!! Let me have your address and I'll buy you some straighteners and post them to you without delay!!! This part of your blog entry sounds like something from Jane Austen!!!

7:09 am  
Blogger OboeJane said...

Fear not. No actual ironing took place - it was just a cultural reference to the John Waters film, Hairspray.

And of course I mean the original, not the new version with John Travolta playing Divine's part. What is WITH that?

7:38 am  
Blogger The Author said...

Phew, that's a relief, however should you ever fancy ironing your hair - I'm told that the trick is to use brown paper!!! that's what my Mum used to do when she was young. Nowadays she has all on ironing anything!

5:47 am  

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