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Roshni (mememememeee)
25 December 2009 @ 05:53 pm
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!

 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
24 December 2009 @ 02:04 pm

I went to see Twelfth Night  in the theatre recently - for under 26s the tickets are £5 only!! So I took my sister and it was brilliant. Really enjoyable. I studied this play in year 9 (a scary 7 years ago) and it was like a trip down the old memory. Highly recommended.

Anyhoo there is going to be a huge part at my house tonight - I live in a semi-detached house, on the smallish side. And it's going to be full of people, food and alcohol. I forsee good times ahead.

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVE!!!

 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
23 December 2009 @ 10:45 pm
Sorry for my lack of entries recently - but tomorrow is Christmas EVE!! Having a huge part at might house so reaalllly busy recently.

What are you all doing??

xoxo
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
18 December 2009 @ 12:29 pm
Ola!  
First of all I just want to thank marymac so much for her beautiful virtual gift!! I love it so much and I'm sorry I didn't tell you that before. But the good news is that it is snowing where I live so it has been prophetic.

I have been having a really good time recently. I went to see Breakfast at Tiffany's  in the Theatre last week and while my Dad absolutely hated it (it bored him to within an inch of his life), I and my Ma quite enjoyed it.


 
I did have issues with it, and one has to be this poster. In it she has dark hair yet in the play she has this hideous straw colour hair that does nothing for her ghost like pale skin. Her accent slipped one too many times for me and she did talk really quietly. But it was based on the book and not the movie, which means that the ending wasn't so happy-happy and that was nice. There was also nudity which was fun - especially with your parents sitting right next to you. But then earlier this week I went to see An Inspector Calls and that was absolutely brilliant. I studied the play for GSCE and loved it then so jumped at the chance of getting cheap tickets. And because I booked it on a random week day, the tickets were changed to be in the Royal Cricle! But on a less superficial note, this play should be seen by all.  
 
An Inspector Calls at the Novello theatre  
I knew what happened and yet I still felt myself going 'you idiot' under my breath and hoping that it would be different. Mrs Sybil Birling (pictured above with the Inspector) was played by Sandra Duncan and she was amazing. Her comic timing, her dramatic sweeping gestures and statements - I loved it! This play should get the publicity that Breakfast has been given, because not only does it deserve it, but it is acted better, has a better storyline and isn't ever dull. I wouldn't even mind actually seeing it again, and that's saying something because I never see things twice.
 
And it's almost Christmas. And while last's lovely, what I am looking forward to is happening in January. Because you know what's back on January 10th?? BEING HUMAN!!!

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I CANNOT WAIT!!
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
06 December 2009 @ 06:45 pm
Magic means never having to be dazzled by present company )

Ok enough of the Twilight splurging. I don't know why I keep going on and on about it. It's kinda like a cut in your mouth - your tongue just can't stay away!

But today I managed to complete almost all of my Christmas shopping and that deserves a wooohoo. I feel considerable poorer but full of Christmas joy. Being seen as a Scrooge is not cool. (I'm actually looking forward to when it does become cool - since then I can be said to be following trends, not being stingy).

I also spent a really nice night out with my work mates:


And that was a hoot and a half, let me tell you. I loev the fact that I have made such good friends there. Even if K does keep telling my crush that I like him, and then adding that I need to FART. She told them all that!! I cringe to think how it will all look when I go back to work next week.

Hopefully they won't remember.

And I saw this movie trailer, for Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief


Is it just me or does this trailer tell you everything that's going to happen in the movie? Not that I'm not looking forward to it.

Live Long and Prosper!!

xoxo
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
01 December 2009 @ 09:35 pm
And I am not joking. The London Eye has declared in all its wisdom that retail staff do not need to drink water during the Winter months and if we need to we have to have a doctor's note.

I HAVE FOUND MY NEW BATTLE TO FIGHT!

And if I do drink water, what are they going to do? Fire me?? I DARE them to do that. Can you imagine what a field day the world will have with that? 'Girl fired from Eye for drinking water'!
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
29 November 2009 @ 09:38 pm
Today was a brilliant day. Thanks to two very lovely people I have never enjoyed work at the Eye as much as I did today. I am really looking forward to going to work tomorrow (even though those two lovely ladies won't be there; day off).

ANd did I mention that the Eye are taking us to Paris for two days? To Disney Land Paris to be exact. For two days. All paid for by SOMEONE ELSE!!!

Live long and prosper!

xoxo
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Roshni (mememememeee)
27 November 2009 @ 08:38 pm
Recently I have been going to quite a few author events (and by quite a few I mean two). And one of them was not only an author but a screen writer and director. His newest movie is in cinemas now and he was in Picadilly last week to promote the new film and I was able to get a tickets and also attend. At the end of the signing, I was able to get an autograph and a photo.


His new movie is Glorious 39 and it's got Bill Nighy in it. I wouldn't mention his name but he was there in the audience too! That was quite cool!

I get far too much pleasure from all my famous people spotting. I really do. And do you know what else I saw today? The trailer for Angelina Jolie's new film Salt. And it looks really good. She looks so amazing - especially when she dies her hair black.


I'm excited about that. Tom Cruise was an idiot to say no to the film, but it looks as if the film has only gone from strength to strength by having Angelina Jolie instead.

And eventually Sister and I were able to go see Marilyn: Forever Blonde in the theatre. We actually went on the last day and I really loved it. It was a monologue and Sunny Thompson who played Marilyn was brilliant. Sister didn't have as good a time since she's indifferent towards Marilyn.


And this is to all my blog readers who live in the UK and are under 23. Mousetrap is a charity run to bring theatre to young people. If you are under 18 you can go and see shows for a fiver and if you are between 19 and 23 you get to see shows for a tenner. If you are in the correct age groups then I urge you to join. Today I received an email from them telling em that they have tickets to see The Misanthrope in January for £10. And If I was under 18 I could go see An Inspector Calls for a fiver. I want to see that show soooo badly.

But I'm not complaining too much because The Misanthrope stars Damian Lewis, Tara Fitzgerald, Keira Knightley and Dominic Rowan.


I am really looking forward to the new year for this!

Anyway today was an easy day for me, which was wonderful. I did some shopping for work and for fun and I helped Maar in the kitchen and then I just relaxed. It was really wonderful. From tomorrow I am back at the Eye, which will be really nice. I missed working there. And it will be very nice to see everyone again after 2 whole weeks of not seeing any of them. I also started reading an absolutely brilliant Georgette Heyer mystery. I love the humour in her books.
How did all of you fare today?

Live Long and Prosper!

xoxo
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
26 November 2009 @ 05:01 pm
Today was a much better day. The other work experience person decided to magnanimously give up his desk for me so that fr today he would be the unwanted floater. Wooohoo I thought. Not so. As soon as the publicity assistents realised that he was without a desk they bent over backwards to find him one. Do you know what they said to me yesterday? 'You need to find yourself a desk'. And off I had to trot, finding myself a desk so I could do free work for them.

It started off so good! I was having such a good time. I was doing all the work set to me quickly and efficiently. And I wasn't wasting time. I don't know what I did to make them dismiss me so quickly. And for this I took 2 weeks off work - I should have only taken off one. That way I would have enjoyed it and been able to write about it on my CV. But I only have one day left and I am going to try very hard not to complain about it any more. I should have acted differently - I don't know how but obviously something needs to change.

But I do have some better news (thankfully). I have read the best book EVER. And I mean that. All of you have to read this book.


'She did not know what to say. She was undecided whether indignantly to assert her innocence or to break out into angry reproaches. He seemed to read her thoughts. "I've got all the proof necessary" '. Kitty Fane is the beautiful but shallow wife of Walter, a bacteriologist stationed in Hong Kong. Unsatisfied by her marriage, she starts an affair with Charles Townsend, a man whom she finds charming, attractive and exciting. But when Walter discovers her deception, he exacts a strange but terrible vengeance: Kitty must accompany him to his new posting in remote mainland China, where a cholera epidemic rages. First published to a storm of protest, "The Painted Veil" is a classic story of a woman's spiritual awakening.

The review is under the cut :D I haven't written a review in so long - it felt good!

'...the painted veil which those who live call Life.' )Read more... )

I am also going to make my Ma read it, not that it will take much convincing. She wanted to read it first but I managed to sneak it away from her when she wasn't looking.

And tonight brand new QI starts!! Wooohoooo!!


This is a very, very old picture, since now Stephen Fry is half the man that he once was. He is so very thin now. And looking very good! They are talking about Gardens tonight and I am really looking forward to it. That always manages to cheer me up.

Live Long and Prosper!

xoxo
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
25 November 2009 @ 02:52 pm
I am sneaking in this entry while 'working'. Today I have been relegated to another department where they happen to have a spare desk. Way to mke the new work experience girl feel unwanted. I actually now cannot wait until all this is over. I am so tired of it all. And I just want to go to sleep.

but someone will come running asking me if it is OK if I do xjhefihrfeiheit. And I say, ever so grasiously yes it is, and most of the time it really is. But if you are going to have a work experience placement at least give her a desk in the right department.

That is not a lot to ask.

And having to stare at the computer all day long has made my eyes turn to crap. i feel old, tired and ugly right now. I don't really want to go home because Ma takes Random House's side. On everything. So when I go home I have to pretend that the day was brilliant (and that's hard work let me tell you). So you guys are the only lot I really get to ofload on.

Thank you. I already feel as if I am going insane in the bad way over here.

xoxo
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
24 November 2009 @ 09:09 pm
Today I had no desk and then when I finally got a desk I had no chair. I had to work on my knees

I don't feel all that loving towards them right now.
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
22 November 2009 @ 01:30 pm
Hello all!! I have spent the whole week in Random House gaining some valuable work experiece. And because of that I haven't been able to update in ages. Most of the stuff I do is normal admin stuff, which is what I expected to get but every now and again I am given a really interesting task to do. For example I saved our department a whole load of money by getting free subscriptions to the magazines that they used to pay for. That little nugget of talent is defnintely going into my CV.

But do you know what else hap[ened? Children in Need. And do you know what that means? Merlin scetch! And if you haven't seen it here it is:



And a huggeee concert took place in order to raise money and Snow Patrol did a duet with Cheryl Cole. I would never have thought that the two of them would suit each other and the song that they chose, but it really worked!


I am now in love with this song. And of course Athur from Merlin. Next week he's enchanted to woo some blonde bombshell. I CANNOT WAIT!!

Hopefully there will be more nakedness. This week Merlin forced him to go on a diet. It was really funny.

Live Long and Prosper!

xoxo
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
16 November 2009 @ 08:35 am
Today is the first day at Random House fo rme! I wish I was more awake - didn't sleep all that well last night and was up far too early this morning so I'm not really with it right now. But somewhere deep inside the haze of sleep, I am excited!

wooohooo.
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
13 November 2009 @ 01:46 am

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It would have to be the ability to teleport from one place to the other. And I base my answer entirely on Deadpool in the Wolverine movie. He is the someone I aspire to be. And hopefully with the way technology is progressing, one day I will achieve my dream.
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
11 November 2009 @ 09:06 pm
Marking rememberance day for all soldiers that have fought for this country past and present- brave and selfless. Thank you.

 
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
10 November 2009 @ 07:29 pm
Not feeling all that well today. But when I saw this, I did cheer up :D



Woohoo!

Live long and prosper!

xoxo
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
09 November 2009 @ 08:51 pm
HAPPY BIRTHDAY isabonita!!!

Have a truly brilliant day :D

I had a really great birthday night on Saturday. We went to a Moroccan/Lebenese place in London with belly dancers and everything! And for the first time in my life, I had a martini.


And once I had a martini (and I mean one only) I was more than happy to 'dance' with them. I have no hip action and not much rhythm. But I gave it  go! And then the giving it a go finished and I just posed with them.


But I have to talk about the martini again. It wasn't a dry martini or anything like that, it was a fruit mixture - but that's all I can remember. And frankly after a few sips I didn't really care. It was soooo strong. With one glass of martini I had 7 to 8 glasses of water - the waiter just kept topping it up (my theory is that he wanted me to pee). I felt so sophisticated when I drank it! Look at the picture, don't I look all grown up?


We booked the table for late on Saturday night and I thought that before I go I will be able to get me weekly TV fix. Which equals Strictly and Merlin. Guess what? Virgin Media died. AND I MISSED MERLIN. I missed MERLIN.



I missed THEM. I think me heart broke a little. The plot lines are ridiculous, the special effects laughable, yet it is one of the best shows I have seen in ages. I am in LOVE with Arthur (he is delicious) and I love Gwen and the actress who plays her. In this series they are starting to explore the various love shapes and I am loving it. And as I side note, I am going to go see Twelfth Night  in the theatre in December and Giaus is in it!

WOOOHOOOO
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
07 November 2009 @ 01:04 pm
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME!!!
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Roshni (mememememeee)
05 November 2009 @ 09:55 am
I got my conformation email from Random House! Woohoo. Now I can start to get properly excited about it all. I hope so much that it goes swimmingly. That would be swell. (Haven't used that word for a while).

Anyway I am at work at the moment- reached a bit early so decided to update now rather than later. Hope you are all well and your lives are swimming along swimmingly. That would also be swell. (I am on a roll - now to actually say it).

Live long and Prosper!

xoxo
 
 
Roshni (mememememeee)
04 November 2009 @ 08:53 am
I didn't post this properly before. For two weeks in November I will be working at Random House! How excellent is that? I am thrilled with that news - when they called me I almost blew a gut. In happiness and joy. And then came the various problems. They called me on Saturday and wanted me for 2 weeks starting the next week. That I couldn't do. But then they offered me the work 2 weeks later. Which I thought I could do.

Yet, getting time out was much harder then I thought it would be. They have cut back on staff (for many reasons - most of them to do with money and because of that there are barely any members of staff around. So getting those 2 weeks off, even with 2 weeks worth of notice means I am very likely going to get a telling off. How wonderful is that?

It is going to make my day. It's not as if I could give them any more notice - I told them as soon as I knew about it.

But I will have to deal with it. And Random House's HR department are extremely slow with sending my the conformatory email/letter. I still haven't got anything and I am starting to panic a little more. What if they have changed the dates? What if something else has gone wrong? How can I tell the Eye that I'm sorry but now I can't do those to weeks, instead I need to do it another 2 weeks? Crap.

But I did find something that cheered me up slightly. If not that, then it calmed me down.



Live Long and Prosper!

xoxo
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