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seen anyone famous?????? I've arranged to have my sash windows repaired and the guy who came around today is Guy bleedin Chadwick from House of Love (Shine On, Christine)


I haven't actually acknowledged this fact to him yet but I can tell he knows I know


life eh?

I liked the This Life reunion but it did make me a bit depressed - being at the same stage in my life as they are in the show. Where mad nights out give way to nights in as all your friends become parents. And mortgages and DIY take more of your thoughts than drinking and flirting. But most of all it made me realise how much I love my uni friends and how much I miss them!
I remember that This Life had such an impact and I used to go into work and discuss it endlessly with colleagues. I wasn't in London at that time and so wanted to move and live in a house like Egg, Milly et al. The only other tv show with somewhere near the same impact, I think, was Queer as Folk.
The lovely lady in the pic is olivia part of the peep show and mich n webb team.Shes so lovely,and sweet and very talented.Lesley sharp lives here abouts,shes a great actress, as is her husband,dont know his name,but hes in the chase on bbc 1 and in city lights at the mo.

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