This week I kept chilly spirits up by going to see.........
Dreamthinkspeak's, In The Beginning Was The End, at Somerset House, well underneath Somerset House. They create site-specific theatre and if you've never seen a production don't think, don't pause, don't hesitate for one minute just book tickets.......utterly amazing.
Then I went to see Sinead O'Connor and her band, perform a rousing show. I haven't seen her live since New York back in the 90s and it was lovely to see her looking so well and in such good voice........ electrifying.
Then today the sun shone and I went to buy the best hotcross buns in town at Ottolenghi's and bumped into the great Yotam himself. So, I came home.....
Top tip: keep warm by dancing round the kitchen to Sinead O'Connor's, How About I Be Me (And You Be You)?
That looks lovely! Come round mine any time :)
ReplyDeleteNow there's a still life with color and love in it. Keep dancing, baby.
ReplyDeleteGreat still life, possibly better than mine with (hopefully) sleeping bunnies! Happy Easter. Julie x
ReplyDeleteSinead and Yotam, eh? You know how to walk on the wild side! Have a good Easter break x
ReplyDeleteYo. Buns.
ReplyDeleteStraight on the hips but I still can't resist them. Saving mine for tea.
Happy Easter to you too. Jx
I haven't had any this year, the Co-op had sold out! x
ReplyDeleteSounds like a spectacular time! Happy weekending.
ReplyDeleteShe had a one in a million face and voice. I read an article about her marrying many times? having four or five children and coming to terms with herself. Glad she's back on the stage
ReplyDeleteOMG! You bumped into the great Yo! I love going to Ottolenghi's - those amazing cakes ....
ReplyDeleteNice Buns!!! ;) Well, you know what I mean by that.
ReplyDeleteThe concert sounds spectacular-hauntingly beautiful voice.
xx, Heather
Oh i love your still life. It looks super yummy.. and bright and beautiful! I've never seen Sinead live, but would like to someday..
ReplyDeleteI've been keeping warm painting the kitchen! The buns looks great. Never seen Sinead live but seen her perform and she has the "X factor" far more than anyone who ever graduated off said show
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter and enjoy your buns!
ReplyDeleteHot cross buns!!!
ReplyDelete~ Happy of Happiest Easter blessings to YOU and YOURS.....Ooh sounds perfectly wonderful to dance and sing to Sinead....Around the kitchen too! hehe...Sending 'Twinkles'***** with a chocolate HUG for Easter, my friend! Love Maria x
ReplyDeleteSadly I do not live anywhere near Mr O's fine establishment so couldn't sample his buns, but I did nip out to the local bakery on Good Friday morning to get some still warm from the oven. Utter nectar! I was dancing to Kirsty McColl. even though I am a big Sinead fan. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteLucky you live where you live, as I understand hot cross buns are a sacred food for you Brits. I have a friend who has been moaning all week that you can't find a decent one in the whole of Los Angeles.
ReplyDeleteI'd like a bun please. I'm jealous of you seeing O'Connor. Thanks for posting and feel free to drop by me too when you have time.
ReplyDeleteI love Sinead!! I hope you had a great Easter!
ReplyDeleteBlondie does it for me ! ( bopping around the kitchen that is ! )
ReplyDeleteI'm glad Sinead O'Connor is coming back. It seems she's had a rough time over the last few years. I used to love her.
ReplyDeleteDaffodils and hot-cross buns, such a perfect spring combination. I love Sinead, a bit of colour in the often bland world of music.
ReplyDeleteHot-cross buns!!! Oh yum. I haven't had those in years. This reminds me of my grandmother. Thanks.
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Very good ideas for keeping warm - love 'em all! xxx
ReplyDeleteToasted....with Butter?
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