@signetlibrary@kgbaston Agreed. I so enjoyed the talk and the mini exhibition. A brilliant start to this new series . Thank you @kgbaston and @signetlibrary . I look forward to the future talks.
@henningwehn It’s super weird when they dictate the note, saying something like that, in front of you - as happened to me. As the consultant looks over at you with an expression that says “see what I just said about you?” You try to compose your features into an “aw gee shucks” look.
@KieranCHodgson Brilliant show. Just as good as everyone told me during the Edin Festival last year. Couldn’t get tickets then, but so glad I left the Tesla and Edinburgh setts behind to see you in your adopted home. Some parts you must have been nervous about doing in Glasgow but no need. Bravo
I may not have tweeted positively enough about @mrjackdocherty ’s current EXCELLENT Fringe show. But I proudly posed for this photo. Even although the otherwise accurate portrayal of his teenage years contains no reference to his only sibling. Go! It’s really not bad.
@oldscotbooks I read this and thought - oh, lovely, an historic document about SRO. Then I read “30 plus years old”, and realised that the period when I was visiting regularly, as a trainee solicitor, was 40 years ago.
@AlexAndBooks_ Surprisingly (for me) not fiction : Written in Bone (and All that Remains) by Professor Dame Sue Black. Read by the author - such an interesting explanation of forensic anthropology by a truly engaging expert in her field.
@RevRichardColes The worst thing about the thing you so rightly say is worst is that it isn’t even *** it, *** it, **** it - the last one is ****ed. It took me years of thinking it made no sense to realise it makes no sense for a different reason.
@MattChorley People who,when asked for their order by a clearly harassed staff member, sigh slowly and say “I am thinking either the chicken or the pork. Which is your favourite?” and the rest of the table tries to convey, without words, that they too think their dining companion is a prat.