'What a thing to be 21 and Cliff Richard'! Ah yes! What a fantastic video clip!
I am aghast, however, that turning 21 and therefore being grown-up comes with it an assumption that one must be sensible and serious. Not gonna happen in my case, I'm afraid - and certainly not in the context of our correspondence! Please accept this comment as my written assurance to maintain a level of moderate to extreme childishness throughout.
Loved the blue food dye! Reminds me of a fabulous scene in the first 'Bridget Jones' film. 🤣
I'm working on identifying whatever-it-is that you've reviewed. Bravo for giving the correct titles for mine!
Terry, I love your letters. I'm looking forward to replying to this one next week. Chortles... 😁
I've never watched a Bridget Jones fillum. Would you recommend it? It seemed too girly for me. I like a good intellectual film, like Death Wish with Charles Bronson, or Dirty Harry with Clint Eastward.
Thanks, Drew, well I thought so, but economic illiteracy is rife these days. Yes, Waterhouse: he's in a book about forgotten authors, which I have to say completely surprised me.
'What a thing to be 21 and Cliff Richard'! Ah yes! What a fantastic video clip!
I am aghast, however, that turning 21 and therefore being grown-up comes with it an assumption that one must be sensible and serious. Not gonna happen in my case, I'm afraid - and certainly not in the context of our correspondence! Please accept this comment as my written assurance to maintain a level of moderate to extreme childishness throughout.
Loved the blue food dye! Reminds me of a fabulous scene in the first 'Bridget Jones' film. 🤣
I'm working on identifying whatever-it-is that you've reviewed. Bravo for giving the correct titles for mine!
Terry, I love your letters. I'm looking forward to replying to this one next week. Chortles... 😁
I've never watched a Bridget Jones fillum. Would you recommend it? It seemed too girly for me. I like a good intellectual film, like Death Wish with Charles Bronson, or Dirty Harry with Clint Eastward.
The first one was brilliant! And now I need to watch it again in order to remind myself of the scene involving spaghetti of a surprising colour.
It sounds disgusting 🫣
me neither
I agree, exactly. I hadn't heard about Froy before.
Thanks, Drew, well I thought so, but economic illiteracy is rife these days. Yes, Waterhouse: he's in a book about forgotten authors, which I have to say completely surprised me.