š§¬ Week 135 - Science
- I got out of the house a bit this week.
- First I saw Frankie Boyleās Lap of Shame at the Leicester Square Theatre with Andy. I enjoyed Frankieās excellent dark humour about the state of society, the country and the world, but especially his unique descriptions of our terrible politicians. Heās not short of material right now.
- I then had food and drinks in Welwyn with the āOther Halvesā: the husbands of my wifeās village friends. A nice bunch of middle-aged men all with children at the same school, and yet we somehow managed to avoid talk of our wives and children.
- At the weekend I drove our family down to Bracknell Forest to meet up with Andyās family from Brighton and Tim and son from Oxfordshire. It was reasonably equidistant. We had tickets to the Look Out Centre, a science-based discovery centre to stretch our inquisitive childrenās minds, plus a big playground to tire out their legs.
- We watched Poor Things which I loved and L didnāt. The new TV made it even better.
- We had a call with our financial advisor to talk money and old age. Retirement somehow seems both a long way off and also quite soon.