Let’s hear it for Cappuccino Day!
In case you haven’t had the memo, today is National Cappuccino Day. It’s brought back lots of memories.
A World Class Week
As I look back at this week I am astounded by such levels of brilliance and excellence I have witnessed and been a part of in my hometown. World class football and world class pianos.
I’m an Antique Star!!
After years of trying to be the next bright young thing I finally find I’m an Antique Star!
We don’t have culture…do we?
Isn’t culture wonderful. The Italians with their Roman architecture, their love of food and style and their love of love. The French again with their gastronomic delights and that ‘je ne sais quoi’ and their ‘Joie de vivre’. It’s just a shame we don’t have any culture…do we?
Oh What A Night!
Sometimes, when you’ve had a big build up to a special event the actual day itself can feel like a bit of an anti-climax. You know, the day after your birthday, Boxing day or the 2nd January. I have been working towards my Homecoming Concert at the Swansea Building Society Arena for over a year …
It’s not just a cold…Ok???
I knew it was coming. I always know that it’s coming. It’s just a worry about when it will actually come. Will it come on the day, before the day or after the day? Thankfully this year I think its come at just the right time…the first cold of the winter!
Whose coat is that jacket?
It’s been a busy old week with invitations to sing at a variety of events but the question almost everyone has asked…will you wear the jacket? The second question is…where did you get it?
They think it’s all over…
My friend turned to me at around 60 minutes into the Swansea versus Nottingham Forest game and said, ‘I don’t think there’s much in this game for us, I think I’m going to make an early exit’ I agreed. At 68mins I was thinking this has been a pretty good performance from the Swans against a good Premier League team. Then the magic started happening.
We will probably have 1.6 million people tuning in!!!
This week I was asked to host the BBC Radio 4 Sunday Worship which we recorded at the old Mynyddbach Chapel now known as the Calon Lan Centre. I was once told I should imagine I was talking to just one person. BUT, there’s always that little question at the back of your mind…’I wonder how many people are actually tuned in to the show?’ How about 1.6 Million!
The Power of Social Media
Recently I have experienced the positive and negative effects of Social Media. Last Sunday I posted a picture of me with Rob Brydon on the Mumbles Prom. Its had over 300,000 views!