This is how the dashing Paul Butterworth and I plan our projects. Expect some bad language, references to suspect practices and general nonsense. But don’t worry – we do keep our clothes on.
This is how the dashing Paul Butterworth and I plan our projects. Expect some bad language, references to suspect practices and general nonsense. But don’t worry – we do keep our clothes on.
Aside from being wonderfully entertained, that is one cool hat!
I do love a great hat! And thank you very much, pleased I could raise a smile. Have a super day Mike!
Well that is a very great hat indeed…if it disappears you’ll know who nicked it!
I think it would suit you beautifully!
Years back, when I was a weekend hippie I used to don a black top hat yet lost the wretched thing in a pub somewhere south of Dorking I recall.
Oooh top hats are brilliant! Such a shame yours went astray. Perhaps it was perturbed at being in the vicinity of Dorking, who knows? Hats can get funny ideas.
I just love that there’s a place called “Dorking.”
I sort of feel like I should live there… 😉
Blake’s 7 – now there’s a memory. I’m sure no tin foil will be used in Paul’s costumes, though?
We will be trying to avoid tin foil costumes, but I can’t promise that there won’t be any egg box sets 😉
Egg box sets…Ooh watch out Blue Peter and sticky back plastic. Hey, maybe Blue Peter could be the name of a new Character? And, just what was inside the briefcase case, Lucy?
I like the idea of naming a character Blue Peter! He would either be very sad, or some kind of porn star. Possibly both.
Ah, the briefcase – Paul certainly makes it look exciting. In fact there is a pile of paperwork relating to tax and accounts in there. Not particularly interesting, I am sad to say!
Paul seemed very excited when he opened that case. I can see him now, standing outside Number 11, holding the case up and smiling.
Yes, I can just picture that! Paul will make a lovely Chancellor, I’m sure. But I think he will miss wearing the bowler.