Yesterday my daughter went with a friend to the Wireless festival at the Olympic Park. They had a brilliant day, watching bands, wandering around in the sunshine and celebrity spotting. They are huge fans of The Only Way is Essex. (We live literally on the Hertfordshire/Essex border) So when they saw one of the stars near the VIP section, they made a bee line over there to see if they could meet him. Not only did they meet him but, when asked if they could have their photo taken with him, he put his arms round them and then briefly kissed R's friend on the lips. Moment over, they walked off and continued on their way. So later in the evening, a friend of theirs sent a 'tweet' to tell them they were 'all over' the Daily Mail website. According to that, this guy had pursued R's friend before planting a passionate kiss on the lips 'of a mystery brunette' while her blonde friend (we all know who that would be then) watched on. So a brief 5 seconds of 'hey we recognise him - can we have a photo' becomes headline news and two very large photos of R and her friend end up plastered on the internet. Hilarious!
So, in other news ... I've made the little mini book to show off the photos from my husband's cycle trip to Germany. Using a design that Sandie taught at an EK crop and embellishments from the lovely pack of goodies that I received from Ifa in Sian's Big Swap of Small Things.
Which means that I can spend today out in the garden enjoying the sunshine! Can't believe that the good weather is lasting so long - let's make the most of it while it's here.
wow...my husband took my eldest son to the wireless festival yesterday for a birthday treat...he loved it. Although thankfully they weren't caught kissing any celebrities:) Just goes to show that you shouldn't believe all you read in the press x
That's such a funny story Deb! The media does take a story and run with it. Recently there has been so much speculation about when the royal baby is due but to be honest I don't think the media have a clue!
That made me smile - fame at last!! Just shows you how things get so out of context in the media. Your mini book is gorgeous, love it- and enjoy the sun xxx
Your mini is fabulous Deb and lol to that paper article - seriously, I don't know how the media gets away with half of the stuff it does!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't surprise me at all....I've long since given up believing what's in the papers!!
ReplyDeleteLove your mini.
wow...my husband took my eldest son to the wireless festival yesterday for a birthday treat...he loved it. Although thankfully they weren't caught kissing any celebrities:) Just goes to show that you shouldn't believe all you read in the press x
ReplyDeleteSorry...how rude of me...I also meant to add that you mini book is adorable x
ReplyDeleteLovely mini but very funny story!
ReplyDeleteNow that is a mini with maxi potential - you fitted loads in! And your journalism story? Honestly, what are they Iike!
ReplyDeleteI never bother reading the papers now. Love your little mini book
ReplyDeleteThat's such a funny story Deb! The media does take a story and run with it. Recently there has been so much speculation about when the royal baby is due but to be honest I don't think the media have a clue!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Glad they got their 15 minutes of fame! Too funny!
ReplyDeleteThat made me smile - fame at last!! Just shows you how things get so out of context in the media. Your mini book is gorgeous, love it- and enjoy the sun xxx
ReplyDeleteLove your mini book...and more proof that the media can put a spin on ANYTHING!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Your book is fabulous Deb and I love the 'story' in the papers... I don't know how they get away with it.
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