Bobble waiting for Cats to start at the London Palladium.
Tag: london
Bobble and the ambitious G&T
Tanqueray no. 10 G&T at Casa in Soho. That little owl is really letting his feathers down this weekend.
Cheeky cigar
Bobble stopped in to Davidoff’s for some new year’s eve cigars and had a cheeky one for the road.
A very genteel breakfast
Bobble went to the Wolseley café for breakfast to get over the morning after wine flu. Very posh, and very good!
You know it’s been a good night when..
… you wake up the following morning and there’s a picture of you riding a llama on the Internet.
Bobble visits the pampas
Bobble went to Gauchos, ate a beautiful steak and had a bottle of Argentinian Malbec that was to die for (Colome 2012 Terruno Vino Tinto de Gran Altura, Salta)
Decisions, decisions
Which wine to choose from the Cork and Bottle?
Bobble vs the never ending bowl of ramen
We went to Taro for lunch. Ramen, teriyaki chicken and soft shell crab roll. Nummay!!
Finally putting more pictures online
I’ve had some pictures on my camera memory card for a while now that needed putting online. Here are a few:
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https://www.flubu.com/blog/pictures/london_aug_2014/ Trip to London to see Bill Bailey, Cork & Bottle, Poppies at the Tower of London. |
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https://www.flubu.com/blog/pictures/berne_sep_2014/ Day trip to Berne, to see the bears. |
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https://www.flubu.com/blog/pictures/lake_geneva_sept_2014/ Day trip to Ouchy and cruise on the lake. |
Cats, or Happy Birthday Katy!
Andrew Lloyd Webber is preparing to bring his 1980s hit musical “Cats” back to London’s West End for a limited run. Webber announced plans this week to revive “Cats”, his 1981 show based on poet T.S. Eliot’s “Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats”, for a 12-week run beginning on Dec. 6. The musical was the fourth longest-running in London when it closed in 2002 on its 21st birthday. “I think it’s just a great opportunity for us to get a second edition … with this show I think it would be great just to have a go at it again and give it a bit of a rethink,” he said at a launch event held in a London theatre on Monday. Over the years, the show has attracted many stars to its cast, including Elaine Paige, Wayne Sleep, Bonnie Langford and Brian Blessed. The original show’s director Sir Trevor Nunn said: “There’s a whole new generation of kids who haven’t seen it or discovered it.”
And I bought two tickets for Katy and I to see it over the holidays :)