Not, of course, about the books, but once again about flying. I was with two extremely glamorous ex Pan-Am hostesses, who were both ten years older than I was and terribly well dressed. I was, as usual, in my Primarni. Mr T was charming and pretended he remembered me from The Savoy years ago, we met Jenny Agutter, who was a delight, and gawped at Russell Grant, David Haig and various other celebs that Louise (she came to hold my hand) recognised and I didn't. I nearly didn't do it, but was persuaded by others, including my friend Judy Astley, who tells me it will all Come In. And, of course, it will.
And now: Ta Da! New covers. (Hope this works.)

1 comment:
It sounds great fun. I shall certainly watch on March 13th.
I'm very pro Alan Titchmarsh at the moment - last week he interviewed the people who run the Thame pub where I go weekly for their brilliant quiz. AT was doing a feature on pubs that buck the trend, which is that 18 pubs close a week. The Thame pub is always full.
Liz X
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