What�s really funny is that it�s going to be one of the highest grossing films of all time because the church is condemning it. HA!
It got better yesterday as it was my last day for the weekend and I had the pleasure of intelligent company THREE times. Lunch with Jonny and James, evening with Seanna and earlier in the day a chat with a rather eloquent literary couple in work - Anne Doughty and her husband when she was signing copies of �The Hawthorns Bloom in May� in the shop yesterday.
She was telling me a friend of hers in the Presbyterian Church was told not to read it. Point is, she already has. I was thinking to myself well, if she�s already read it, she�s probably not enjoyed it but she�s really going to be made to feel like shit by the church. That is criminal, my friends. No-one should make anyone feel bad for reading a book.
Anne�s husband Peter was a fascinating bloke. A real posho schooled in Blackfriars (Westminster, London). We got talking about the schooling system and how it is so much better in England than it is in Northern Ireland. He also passed comment on how it was �bloody ridiculous� how I was treated in my first year at Friends. He said �they have the obligation to protect the vulnerable� � which is the smartest thing I�ve heard anyone say about the role of the school.
Where were the wind-ups? Well, once again the Daily Mail villain of Thursday who deserves to die (read other blog for significant info�), the changing of my hours so I missed a day out on Wednesday and getting rattled by Newscasters and Eurovision commentators who thought Lordi were a novelty entry for Finland. Bastards. If they don�t win there�s something wrong. I mean A) They rule. B) They�re kinda near the Balkan States who all vote for each other. And C) See for yourself.
Hard Rock HALLELUJAH!
FYG