He didn’t get to finish his question. Because, at that precise moment, there on the screen was…
Which made me one very happy bunny indeed. (Especially as today is the day I get my utility room door back. I also lose part of my floor so it’s going to be messy and dusty and decidedly ick around here, but… things are finally moving again after the site meeting.)
Edit: Whoops, almost forgot. As well as being my baby's eighth birthday on Saturday, it was my M&B anniversary. Seventh anniversary of The Call, and sixth anniversary of my first M&B on the shelves. Funny, it still seems like yesterday; yet, at the same time, it feels like such a long time ago.
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I saw that! :) Congratulations! The programmes were superb. I haven't enjoyed an evening of TV so much in ages!
Thanks, Saskia :o)
I enjoyed it, too. I wanted to push that doctor in a puddle. (None of my heroes would behave like that - they'd be a lot more caring to the patients!) And I wanted his friend the anaesthetist to come and rescue Janet, and for her to realise that he was the better man :o) (Typical M&B writer, eh? Wanting to make the happy ending *g*)
Since I am an early morning bird, I watched the Stella Duffy prog and recorded the second one for the evening.
It was great ! Genuine, and sincere and it clearly was not a mickey take.
Am I allowed to be a bit thrilled to see friends on TV?
And their books!
Congrats to you - and your anniversary.
Ray-Anne - thanks, hon :o)
(And just think - six months till you get to hold the first copy of your first M&B...!)
Happy anniversary!
Congratulations on the cover, Kate, that must have been SO exciting to see one of your own pop up unexpectedly like that!
And I'm thrilled to bits you had such a great weekend and that Chloe had a lovely birthday. I would love to have seen her face when she realised she had the bracelet after all ... and when the whole restaurant sang to her. That's so lovely.
Fingers crossed the floor is soon done and things settle back to normal.
Love,
Mags xx
Congratulations, Kate. But that is a truly lovely cover.
Mags - thank you, it was utterly thrilling!
I really should have had my camera with me. But she's still talking about her birthday, three days later, so I guess it made a bit of an impact...
Liz - thank you :o)
And I wanted his friend the anaesthetist to come and rescue Janet, and for her to realise that he was the better man :o)
Me, too! :) For a minute there I thought it was going to happen, but no. Her writing made her very happy indeed, though, and that was a wonderful angle. :)
I recognised that cover too! Soon as I saw it I thought: There's one of Kate's. :o)
Saskia - great minds think alike :o)
And yes, it was nice that she got so much pleasure out of her writing. But didn't Paul Nicholas look old? I remember him being cute in the 80s...
Diane - so you guessed that a few miles south-east of you, there was a lot of squeaking and gibberish going on :o)
Hmm. I thought Paul Nicholas looked fine and dandy. For his age. Looks like he's replaced his teeth, though. They seem ... bigger ... (Soz, but he's one of my all time faves ... swoon.)
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