The other side

I return once more from a madcap few months, to report that I remain alive (From the neck up at least).  We have moved house.  It was, as is generally accepted, rather stressful, but we made it without cause to shout, holler or commit homicide.  I have a lovely new working area, which means I now need to work.  This is very pleasing.  I have also just finished doing some of that acting business, and loved every last second of it.  I do not do it enough, and whilst my limited ability precludes me from doing it all the time, I feel sure that I should do a little more.  I particularly enjoyed the singing side of the production, and was lucky enough to be in the company of some gorgeously talented singers.  I want to sing more.   I move wearily towards the festive period, with several half finished scripts, some production dates in the diary, and a hopeful heart that things will be well.  “Stop the Clocks” is to be performed in the Shetland Islands next year which is rather lovely.  I was so delighted with this that I set about writing a sequel to it.  It is slowly coming together, and I look forward to reporting further.  In the meantime, I shall wish you all a happy autumn, and shall no doubt speak soon