The man who helped me pass my O'Levels in the 1980s opened the 17th East Anglian Beer Festival in Bury St Edmunds today.
I spent all morning singing, "Gold", "True" and "I don't need this pressure on", but when you're off to a beer festival there is indeed no pressure, except of course when the bus is late and you know you don't like beer.
I was off to see none other than Spandau Ballet's Tony Hadley officially cut the ribbon.
Then I stalked him, with my lovely friend Ruby (who's also published her blogpost), while he was interviewed by the local press. Another interview I overheard sounded rather intriguing...something about a TV series coming up.
But not really being into beer, and only being able to cope with one glass of cider, I thought I'd be better off slinking off politely and going for a coffee...
My only regret is that I never asked Tony about his bin.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Tony Hadley opens East Anglian Beer Festival
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Labels: Bury St Edmunds, East Anglian Beer Festival 2008, Tony Hadley
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6 Comments:
That was very nice cider though - and it's probably a good job we left when we did - I'm still a bit tiddled.
LOL Ruby - we are a couple of cheap dates aren't we ;-D
I'm glad to see your taste improved as you matured-ditch The Bay City Rollers for a bit of real class!
Thanks for the photos! LOVE Hadley to bits!!!! I'd stalk him too, if he'd only come to the States! lol!
xoxoxo
Hi Ruby...this is proof that I am really out of the closet. You are right. We did indeed leave at the right time (21st CM) x
Hi FM - it really is me honest...and yes, my taste has much improved over time ;-D
Hi Terry - thanks for visiting...you could always ask him to come over ;-D
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