The line about killing Ian Duncan Smith in All Of Us.
A strange thrill of being in London in the day the queen dies.
Walking across Waterloo bridge.
The line about killing Ian Duncan Smith in All Of Us.
A strange thrill of being in London in the day the queen dies.
Walking across Waterloo bridge.
The Play That Goes Wrong.
Four new toys! I wasn’t expecting that many!
Talking to Jo. I miss her.
Show and tell at the monthly walk. It was another lovely walk.
High Steaks – she mentioned me and I’m on the back of her leaflet which is bonkers!
Spending time with Rosie
Mulan Rouge. Such a fun evening!
Getting dressed up in a butch/femme outfit.
Georgie using fake names at Starbucks that she can’t spell.
A massage with Joy that felt like it might actually be helpful.
Last minute invite to the Bob Marley musical.
Dinner with the Dowes.
Penis plant chat with Sally and Syd.
Doing the guided walk and it went really well.
The theatre show in the Hope, with a hand between my legs.
Streaming Fleabag. With Jonny, Jo, Benoit and Sean.
Treating myself to a Feast after work.
Texting I love you.
Everybody’s Taking About Jamie.
Seeing Bianca Del Rio live in stage.
People are responding really well to my This Is Your series.
Neal’s Yard in the sun.
Finally seeing Matilda.
Walking to Covent Garden
I keep writing turd not turf. And it makes me laugh. A lot.
A woman made a play that mentions me. So I went to go see it. And it was good!
Garlic shots, churrus and drinks with Jana and Charlie.
Have I Told You I’m Writing A Play About My Vagina.
The women coming up to talk to me afterwards.
The period box in the toilets. 😍
Lots of texts. Lots and lots of texts about good things.
Getting to work from home for most of the day i.e. not really working but masturbating.
Making biscuits. And pear puree.
Dressed. The most incredible play. I sobbed afterwards but it was amazing.
Listening to my podcast.
The squirrel that was right beside me as I walked through the estate.
Having mum and dad in London, walking along the canal in the sun and lunch on a canal boat cafe.
The Paper Man. Such an amazing play that I just wasn’t expecting.
And dad telling me they’d watched 100 Vaginas
Walking from work down to Leicester Square, listening to happy music and feeling really happy about everything.
The play with Diarmuid. It was surprisingly good!
Kissing. Lots and lots of kissing.
Jens typo
The guy in Holland and Barrett who also talking about cumming.
Mythic. The most bonkers musical I’ve ever.
My last sachet of Japanese roasted green tea.
Learning new things at work and being excited about new projects.
Model Behaviour. Funny play in a cool theatre.
Cuming with him inside me
Going to a hipster cafe for a juice and a pasteis de natas
The Chinese National Traditional Orchestra. Especially the bit where the monk flies off on the eagle.
The school meeting. Mainly coffee and biscuits and talking about the Hampstead Heath ponds. A lovely way to start the morning.
Itsu dinner.
Che Malambo.
Leaving work early.
Group chat about menstrual chunks and goddess rituals. Great in spag bol.
The play. Rejoicing at her wondrous vulva the young woman applauded herself. So good. So emotional in a way I didn’t expect. But really good. I love seeing feminist things. It makes me feel stronger.
Weird, bizarre but strangely entertaining acrobatic theatre. With a penguin mask.
Funny lunchtime. We haven’t all sat together in ages so it was nice. And the crossword wasn’t too bad for a change. Plus we all bullied each other which was fun.
Being back in the office, catching up with people, talking about Anna with Gust.
A really fun and fast day at work with lots to do and no tired feet.
The F Word. A show at Bats Theatre about sexism that was Ah.Maze.Ing. Funny and clever and just brilliant. I’m still buzzing from it.
Roughly planning our trip around New Zealand in January. It suddenly feels a lot more real and exciting. Plus I’m feeling less worried about the money side of it all.
This sign outside a cafe near work
A slightly guilty trip into the charity shops on my lunch break. But £6 on a work top and a lovely salt shaker isn’t going to set the savings back too much
Going to see Hemingway’s Fiesta (the sun also rises). A brilliant, brilliant play at Trafalgar Studios.
The melt in the middle chocolate thing. Need I say more.
Going to the other side of the station for the first time even though we’ve lived here for over a year.
The amazing, incredible reading of the play You, Me and the Silence by Judy Adong at the Old Vic. Moving, funny and just brilliant.