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Well - what a disappointment this was. Firstly we were shocked to find out that you were NOT allowed to take alcohol into the festival like we have done in previous years. They were even searching camping chair bags to check for contraband. They did not even ask to see the tickets/wristbands. People were drinking their wine/beer they had brought to last them through the day and evening one swig after another rather than leave it behind. The reason they gave for not allowing alcohol was people behave badly - but then they provided booze tents.. so that argument doesn't hold any weight. 70% of the toilets were out of order and the rest were out of toilet roll. Staff walking around in ordinary clothes to spot people who had managed to sneak booze past them... and then bring the heavies in to remove them from the event. No big screens this year - food - well it was too expensive and too mediocre. Next year... we will be doing something else as they are keeping their 'new' rules... save your £40 a ticket and do something else.
One of several photos from my University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh days ... I observed a ceramics class for a photography class assignment
Bryan Ferry
Flashback of a Fool World Premiere held at the Empire Leicester Square - Arrivals
London, England - 13.04.08
Credit: (Mandatory): WENN
This photo was taken, but not put in Flickr, back on March 4th during one of Darek's visits home. He is missed sooooooooooooooooooo Very Much
Julian at 6 months, and 21 days old, the same age as Sarah today. Not yet holding his own, but he'd grow into it.
...no comment! fine serata etilica...senza le mie scarpucce di gucci...che ..si sono salvate!incredibile...ovviamente il giorno dopo niente corsi..e un mal di testa terribile.
Here's a cute flashback photo of Jenna from May 2003 when she was still crawling around. Like any child, when she became mobile she was drawn to the staircase. We'd let her climb as long as we were around to watch closely (see Jennie there in the background-- say, "Hey, mom!"). We used to worry she'd attempt a stair climbing expedition on her own, but she never did. To this day, she hasn't fallen up or down the stairs. I wish I could say the same.