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20 September 2004 at 6:05 pm #4029
Aaah, back in poor old bloody Scarborough.
Just thought I would post a quick message to say that it was lovely to see you all this weekend, I had a smashing time. Torrington was lovely, the gig on Saturday was overwhelmingly FAB and it was just really nice to meet you all/see you all again.
I am so inspired by this weekend that I intend to get back on with the old guitar learning process and am currently seeking a tutor in Scarborough.
Take Care Everyone
See you all soon
Love and Best Regards
Fiona (the lovely) :laugh:
20 September 2004 at 6:07 pm #4030OOh, I took photos as well, but I will leave Gordon to the technical stuff, I think he will be doing that very soon.
Bye :laugh:
21 September 2004 at 12:01 am #4031having heard The Lovely Fiona practising I have informed her that she’s got the gig and has a year to get some songs worked up for the baggsy list.
Go For It
Ian
21 September 2004 at 1:06 am #4033I dunno Ian, I had a look at some of the tabs from this site earlier on today :blink:
It’s going to take a lot of practice!Have you seen the pictures of Torrington? Gordi has managed to put some of them up on the site. If you look at the main menu – you can choose Photo Gallery. Not bad eh?
Bye for now.
:laugh:
25 September 2004 at 10:35 am #4047aliasmacalias wrote:
having heard The Lovely Fiona practising I have informed her that she’s got the gig and has a year to get some songs worked up for the baggsy list.
I’ve not been keeping up….
I say, might we actually have another Topica Lady besides Frankie who does the real bis, instead of just the silly stuff? We need you, thelovelyfiona, we need you!
🙂And I’d like to echo the many well-modelled expressions of appreciation which have been aired on our various pages, for a fantabulous jolly, a combination of the familiar and the new, with ingenuity and style. And Sarah did it virtually single-handed!
:laugh:I mean the on-the-spot stuff of course – who could overlook Malcy’s sterling work with the ‘baggsy list’, and his masterly manipulation of the mystery singers and their details, in order to keep all the secrets intact until the last?
😉It is wonderful to see how our Jake community consolidates itself fest after fest. Hooray for us!
😆27 September 2004 at 1:17 am #4050It all sounds to have gone off amazingly well and without a frigging Brigadier in sight. Envious 😡
As for me: the book launch was amazing thanks. :rolleyes:
27 September 2004 at 11:50 pm #4051Actually, the frigging brigadier did put in an appearance, although he didn’t pin any medals on the chests of the children…
28 September 2004 at 4:15 am #4052Yep they were all there………….. well lots of them, and it’s a shame that you couldn’t be, but like all absent friends you were there in spirit! And there was a space for you amongst the Torrington Ladies Magical Circle, broomstick an’ all……….. Have you seen the photos yet?
More importantly, Sr J, (who was also there in person) how did your book launch go? That was happening at the same time wasn’t it? Can we read about it anywhere on the net?
28 September 2004 at 12:09 pm #4053Sister Jo was indeed there in the form of Big Bad Roger (Stennett), though his/her announcement (on Saturday morning) wasn’t about a book launch, but about the stage musical [i]Sister Josephine Kicks The Habit, which is scheduled to have its world premiere on May 24. For full details – and regular updates about new venues – go to http://www.sisterjosephine.com As for a book launch, I hope I’ll be able to announce an anthology of Jake’s newspaper columns (he wrote more than 200 between 1990 and 1994) – they’re substantial pieces and beautifully written, and I’m just looking for a publisher.
Ian W
28 September 2004 at 2:28 pm #4054ScarTam wrote:
I hope I’ll be able to announce an anthology of Jake’s newspaper columns (he wrote more than 200 between 1990 and 1994) – they’re substantial pieces and beautifully written, and I’m just looking for a publisher.
Ian WThat’s great news Ian. I so enjoyed your readings at Torrington and was hoping for such a development. That Saturday morning was a rich experience for a relative newcomer to Jake like myself.
Judith
28 September 2004 at 2:33 pm #4055Best Birthday present (25/5/55) a lad could ask for – SJKTH on my birthday in "oop North" somewhere….
Will now have to wrestle Bev to get her to book a May bank holiday weekend around the area……
Thanks Ian and Roger, will be brilliant Im sure….
2 March 2005 at 4:21 pm #4440thelovelyfiona wrote:
Have you seen the pictures of Torrington? Gordi has managed to put some of them up on the site. If you look at the main menu – you can choose Photo Gallery. Not bad eh?
Where has the Photo Gallery gone? It’s not in my main menu any longer.
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