Those Hatfields... they never shut up
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Thursday, July 05, 2007
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A potted history
- Kathryn
- Aussie ex-pat, recently in London, currently in Texas. Have developed a goal of living on every continent before I turn 40.
Making me happy
- friends and friendship
- ordering groceries instead of trekking back with them packed into suitcases
- clean clothes
- seeing Anita and the boys so often
- candles
- my lovely David :)
- taking photos
Making me weary
- constant tiredness
- being ill for weeks on end
- gearing up to leave beautiful London :(
- being treated like a criminal by the US government
- separation!
- time differences
- not getting enough sleep
Things to see
- Tintagel
- a film... any film...
- Sherborne and Templecombe
- Notting Hill (with Sharon)
- Hampton Court
- Guildhall Art Gallery
London and UK Links
Other Interesting Links
Older Posts
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4 comments:
Some Hatfields .......
i see in your 'things to see' some places i want to go to.....i passed the foundling museum weekly for a year but never wert in, looks like i have a few things to do when i get back
where is the guild hall one? and what is sutton house?
Get a load of you, little Miss Famous! :manic:
the Guildhall is somewhere in Westminster I believe - perhaps even in Whitehall, from memory - in any case, it comes recommended from Bron and Ju, and as they are of the discerning sort, I think it would be worth a visit some time
and Sutton House is the oldest house in Hackney - it's an Elizabethan place, up the back of Homerton, and I pass it pretty regularly but have never gone in and spent some time, and I suspect I will wish I had done so earlier when I finally do :)
don't know about famous, but I'm still rather astounded that BOTH got my name right... Jonathan regularly calls me 'Hatified', as a local church spelled my name that way in their newsletter earlier this year... in fact, a pre-Glastonbury email from him consists of the single question:
Hatified, are you wellified?
:D xx
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