Showing posts with label Charlie's birthday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charlie's birthday. Show all posts

Saturday, 12 March 2011

Charlie's Birthday!

Had a lovely lazy morning in bed, which included bringing in crumpets and a smoothie for my little Fish who has just turned 31. Forgot to eat lunch, for after meeting Theresa, Demitres, Erika and Dan at the Battersea Arts Centre, we nipped off to fill up on pie and chips at the next door chippie.

The play, The Red Shoes, was the usual excellent Kneehigh production, though with an ounce of extra weirdness than the other plays we have seen them do. Brief Encounter still ranks top, being the best play we have both ever seen, and Don Juan I think takes second place because it was so intensely passionate.

We all wandered round Battersea Park afterwards, will a little stop for the birthday cake I made last night ... ginger cake (to Alex's mum's recipe) with lemon icing, which went down very well despite the breeze blowing out the candles before Charlie could get to them. We then wandered to the Prince Albert pub for a drink or two before having dinner at Galapagos, our favourite restaurant in London south of the river (maybe except for the Hive, which wins on location being just around the corner). As always exceptionally good food at great value, plus the pudding was incredible ... warm spiced plums in a caramel sauce with crumble and cheesecake cream ... yummy!

Back home then to fit in a film before bed, Raising Arizona, which was silly and cartoonish ... so quite good to finish off the day!

Friday, 12 March 2010

Happy Birthday Charlie Fish!!


Had a lovely day off, going for lunch with Theresa, walking round Victoria towards Westminster. Then went to see Alice in Wonderland in 3D (not bad, very pretty) followed by beers, food and Scrabble with plenty of 'The Big Bang Theory' thrown in for good measure.



So, we are both 30, and very much looking forward to our celebratory weekend with everybody in Dartmoor.
Lots of Marketing study to do this weekend, but looking forward to having not too many plans. Charlie Fish has lots to write ... maybe I will even go for a run!
Oh, and we saw this cool bike in Brixton ...