Nude men

Nov. 19th, 2012 11:44 am
slemslempike: (nemi: argh)
Oh man, I really want to see the art exhibition about nude men, but I cannot find a reasonable way to get to Vienna before it closes that is a) less than £500, and b) less than 2 days travel. Oh, my life is so hard (snigger). Well, I could fly to Munich for about £220, and then get trains, but the timings mean that I'd have to spend two nights in Vienna, but really only have one day to do anything, which seems excessive in terms of time and money spent. I shall have to get my arty fix of penes another way.

I made a pork and apple casserole last night. I haven't had any as it was for freezing for lunches, but I tried one of the bits of pork, and it was drear and tasteless. Is there a way of cooking pork that makes it actually taste nice? Is it about the bits of meat you use? I would like to go on something like a wine tasting course, but for meat.
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On Saturday I went over to Glasgow for the Open Doors weekend.

Govanhill baths. )

Scottish Ballet at Tramway. )

Royal Highland Fusiliers museum. )

Glasgow Police museum. )

Britannia Panopticon Music Hall. )

On Sunday I went to see The Runaways, which I liked very much indeed. Kristen Stewart really reminded me of someone, and I can't work out whether it's Joan Jett, or someone else. I really need to get all the Runaways and Joan Jett music now. It made me very happy to hear it. At the end of the film they do a "what happened to the characters" bit, but they only did Joan Jett, Cherry Curry and the producer man. I would have liked to have been told about the other members of The Runaways. I bought a motnhly pass, so now I can go and see utter rubbish when I like, hurrah.


Also last week I went to see The Vaselines, which I really really enjoyed. It's the first time I've been to a gig on my own (except Kristin Hersh a few years ago, but that was sitting down and more storytelling than gig), and it was fine! I stood at the back for the first bit, and then edged closer and was at the front for the actual Vaselines. I loved everything they played, and the new stuff I hadn't heard before. They were very funny on stage. The supports were Foxgang, who I really liked and plan to download some of their stuff from tentracks as soon as I'm solvent again, and Haight-Ashbury, who I thought were good, but rather boring and a bit pretentious. I have gone all up myself with the success of actually attending a gig and not being thrown out for being clearly far too pathetic to be there, and decided to have some actual opinions.

musEYEum

Aug. 22nd, 2009 09:41 pm
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The British Optical Association Museum calls itself a musEYEum! I am very pleased indeed. Furthermore, they are "open to the public most week days and we are delighted that you would like to come and see us". Bless.

I have also decided that anything with an admission fee of over £5 is optional. Up to that amount I am happy to pay even if I don't personally have an interest, in order to support this our nation's priceless heritage etc. I am not, however, paying FIFTEEN POUNDS to see The British Music Experience, even if it does have Humph's VE day trumpet.

Tidying derailed by urgent need to make an Access database of museums in London with address, opening hours and admission price. Because if I don't do it now I won't know which to prioritise while I have weekdays free.

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