Blog: Life of Sophie

Me Too!!! I like how his kids are somewhat involved. One of his girls fell down and then they cut, came back and said his camera operator had to be a mom again lol. His talk with Gary (his dog) tonight was great . Kimmel is good but I only watch his celeb interviews cause I dont care about politics.

 

So agree, love Jimmy Fallon, his at home shows are really feel good.

I watched Stephen Colbert at Home, he really suffers from a lack of
audience, but he tried the (really annoying) talking to (off camera) to his wife, son
and dog, he came across as really forced.

One of his guests was Daniel Radcliffe, they spend the first half of
the interview via Zoom, unable to hear each other.

But i'd rather have Stephen (and especially Jimmy Fallon) than
James Corden coming from his "Garage" as if..


Meanwhile

I seem to have a lot of Watson Comfort pics today.


Break over, back to work.

 

Ok spending my lunch getting ready for tonight at 7pm BST UK

You want to join me
https://savvytime.com/converter/bst-to-est

 

Last night we looked "One Man, Two Guvnors", featuring a Tony Award-winning performance from James Corden
as Francis Henshall in this hilarious West End and Broadway hit.
https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/shows/nt-at-home-one-man-two-guvnors
Its Streaming now (for Free) and is available until 9 April.

We’re all about experiencing theatre together.
At a time when many theatre fans around the world aren’t able to visit National Theatre Live venues or local theatres, we’re excited to introduce National Theatre At Home.

It all began with James Corden in the hilarious One Man, Two Guvnors on 2 April at 7pm UK time.

It will be available until 7pm on Thursday 9 April but you'll need to start watching no later than 4pm UK time on 9 April to ensure you see it all.

You will be able to watch some of the best British theatre from the comfort of your living room, via YouTube for free, with each title available for one week.

World class theatre streaming for free from the National Theatre, London
https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/...8f0a3d1b3b13a2a84f2b42c826047ec8f25bc69e46d2c

FAQ
https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/help-centre/productions-and-shows#free-streaming

Really hope they show Fleabag Live!

 

Here are all the people you need to be following on Twitter for The Eleventh Hour watchalong at 7pm UK BST/2pm EST

Matt Smith @LockdownWho
Karen Gillan @karengillan
Arthur Darvill @RattyBurvil
Steven Moffat @StevenWMoffat
Adam Smith @flatnosegeorge

#FishCustard #DoctorWhoLockdown

 

You'd be amazed what you can get when you ask!

Amazon US have made streaming Eleventh Hour FREE for one night only.!!!

So now even more of you can join in with #FishCustard alongside

Matt Smith (@LockdownWho ) @karengillan @StevenWMoffat @RattyBurvil @flatnosegeorge @holmanray

and #DoctorWhoLockdown #DoctorWho #EleventhDoctor

 

That was brilliant!

Anyone see it?

Next

 

*Pops in to give Sophie a hug because she's awesome, but only for three Mississippi's. Anything longer, she might think I was being weird.*

But I leave an old song in my wake

 

True, but she needs to come to us in our need and strip lol.

Not weird, besides we should embrace our weird, that is so lovely, thank you!!!

Meanwhile
Saturday's Comfort pic


News: Part one - Not "Working" today.

Part Two - My flat/apartment/unit doesn't have a garden.
If you've followed this from the beginning, you'll know I have a rooftop "Garden".

Yesterday evening the landlord phoned to say there's no one in flat 1 &2, flat 1 officially
have access to the back garden, and we should use it and he's reducing my rent by 25%.
He knows that my Sister and nb have moved in with me and he said if they want to move
into flat 1, he'll give them the same deal, so they're moving today and we now have a garden.

Part Three - We're been leaving food that nb (nb -= new brother) cooked (he's a chef) for the old couple next door.
We've been doing reverse borrowers and leaving them their shopping and food on their doorstep as they can't get out.

They have no garden, so we want to find a way they can use the garden when we're not in it.

It's going to be a beautiful sunny day here, now stupid fuckers don't treat this weekend as a normal weekend.

and
Last night was so good and we trended again worldwide at number 1
and guess who chatted with Karen Gillan (she's lovely).

Next Saturday at 8pm UK BST (its an hour later as the writer of the episode is in New Zealand).

If you want to join us..
#BiggerOnTheInside Doctor Who: The Doctor's Wife | Global Simulcast


Working on prep for that today.

 

You're kind hearted, and that's no easy task. Never change.

 

Also he's getting some rent rather than a empty building and nothing coming in.

 

Need more kind ones like you Sophie, don't ever let the assholes of the world change you

 

Its all so surreal, here less than a month back everything was "normal".
Then within a space of a few days everything changed and then lockdown came along.

You'll hear on the radio phone in shows "We went through the blitz we can
get through this", i agree with sentiment, but a few times the host of the show
asked to the person on the phone "How old are you?".

You'd get various 62, 78 and even 80, so some were babies, the majority weren't even born.

Its the idea of "The Blitz Spirit", my Gran was born in 1918, she spend her 20s in a
air raid shelter in London, where they had the equivalent of a 911 every night for four years.
She told me you'd go down into the shelter, you wouldn't know whether your house would be
there in the morning or who that you know had survived the night or whether you'd still be alive.

There was a "Blitz Spirit", people got on and pulled toward, but it wasn't like some goodwill to all.
Murders and rapes and robberies still took place, there were lowlifes that stole the
jewellery off the corpses when the Cafe De Paris in London was bombed.

There was rationing that got worse after the war ended.

and now, basically we're being asked to stay indoors to save lives, to observe
social distancing and changes to the way we go to a supermarket.

Plus we have technology that they could of only of dreamt of.

Plus there's no food shortages, other the ones that have been caused by panic buying.

The biggest thing is for the most part staying indoors 24/7 with a few breaks outside.

I sometimes get the feeling of isolation claustrophobia when I wake but it fades once i'm up and about.

I've seen someone suggest treat all of this like a extended Christmas holiday.

This isn’t a holiday, unless everyone wants to binge like you would at Christmas
and in doing so fuck your health up and cause health problems aside from Corona.

I see this as a adapted life, it’s needs routine and it needs structure.

You can’t be on a extended holiday attitude if this is going to last until June or September.

That to me is the new blitz spirit.

 

I haven't noticed myself eating any more than usual, but I've gained 6 pounds in 3 weeks.
I'll now have to start keeping track of what I put in my face.