portrait course week 3
here’s a mid-key tony.
i asked him to pose doing a yawn. although i suspect my photographists patter would be enough to send anyone to sleep. you should see the one he won’t let me show you. it’s brilliant !
big eye’s big impressions
here is sally talking to big eye tony. but what’s he said to have this reaction ?
feel free to suggest what mr big eye said to elicit this response
my lovely wife jane (and lovely daughters too)
my lovely wife jane
and my lovely fambily
warburg nature reserve
we went to the warburg nature reserve yesterday and it’s lovely
as with all good walks in a wood the girls ended up carrying huge sticks for no apparent reason.
very pointed out we’d seen lots of natures (plural) that day. and we had. including: a dead rat (on the road) and squirrels (dead and alive), various little birds, lots of red kites, a herd of stampeding deer in the wood, rabbits and probably other things i forgot.
prism of praise
saturday we went to prism of praise with musical people from church. it’s good to go to conferences which are nothing to do with work. this one was about how to make church music cool.
it was also Richard Drummer’s birthday so we sang and caked him over lunch
he was very pleased. i think.
millenium bridge closed
did you know the millenium (or is that milenium or milennium or millennium) bridge, usually referred to as the wobbly bridge is closed all week ?
well it is, so there.
public service blogging at its best
spring has sprung
spring sprung this week. on thursday people were sitting out having their lunch all over london and it was great. here are two people eating noodles with st paul’s in the background