Friday, 22 July 2011
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
Tuesday, 19 July 2011
Summer
He told my mum he'd go to Afghanistan if he had the opportunity. I hope he was only joking but I doubt that. *panicky*
On a happier note, we had a Tupperware presentation last night and I managed to buy only the thing I had planned and nothing else. I'm goooood.
I've been doing nothing for the past two weeks and it feels incredible. Just staying at home, sunbathing, eating raspberries, gooseberries, carrots and zucchinis, going swimming with my dog, reading and doing some grocery shopping from time to time. Oh, and it was my mother's birthday last week and I managed to make quite a nice cake. This is my holiday ideal because it isn't tiring. I've also watched The Pillars of the Earth - a TV mini-series of 8 episodes about the period in the history of Britain known as The Anarchy (12th century). It is an amazing series so if you haven't watched it yet, do so. I'm going to read the book by Ken Follett as soon as I get it. I hope it happens before we set off to Switzerland.
Last night I started watching Game of Thrones. The pilot was promising. There were some things I didn't like very much, but it's a medieval fantasy and this has always been one of my favourite genres, so I'll see what comes next. Besides, it does have LOTR Boromir there and it's a definite plus :p It has aired only one season of ten episodes so far but they're filming a second season to be aired in April next year. So it's pretty new.
On a happier note, we had a Tupperware presentation last night and I managed to buy only the thing I had planned and nothing else. I'm goooood.
I've been doing nothing for the past two weeks and it feels incredible. Just staying at home, sunbathing, eating raspberries, gooseberries, carrots and zucchinis, going swimming with my dog, reading and doing some grocery shopping from time to time. Oh, and it was my mother's birthday last week and I managed to make quite a nice cake. This is my holiday ideal because it isn't tiring. I've also watched The Pillars of the Earth - a TV mini-series of 8 episodes about the period in the history of Britain known as The Anarchy (12th century). It is an amazing series so if you haven't watched it yet, do so. I'm going to read the book by Ken Follett as soon as I get it. I hope it happens before we set off to Switzerland.
Last night I started watching Game of Thrones. The pilot was promising. There were some things I didn't like very much, but it's a medieval fantasy and this has always been one of my favourite genres, so I'll see what comes next. Besides, it does have LOTR Boromir there and it's a definite plus :p It has aired only one season of ten episodes so far but they're filming a second season to be aired in April next year. So it's pretty new.
Monday, 18 July 2011
Sunday, 17 July 2011
They could f**** have a number of shows without Howard but not without Rob! I adore his music but I honeslty don't like him as a person, sorry.
Nedenstående pressemeddelse udsendes af Universal Music på vegne af Take That
Copenhagen July 16th
We are truly devastated to have had to cancel tonight's show in Denmark. This is the first show that we have ever had to cancel in our career as a band. It was a horrible decision to make and one we agonized over.
On Friday night, Rob suffered serious food poisoning from something he had eaten after the show. He was violently ill all night and well into the morning. At 10am this morning, he decided to relocate to his dressing room at the stadium, in the hope that he could recover and prepare for the show. Doctors visited him twice during the day and despite prescribed medication he was still vomiting at 4pm this afternoon. The doctor insisted that he was not fit to perform tonight.
The five of us then had a decision to make: Should we go on with the show without Rob or should we cancel altogether? What would be fairer to our fans? What would people want? It was a very, very difficult decision. In the end we felt that as this tour is about the five of us being back together, and about celebrating that reunion, it would be wrong to go ahead with the show. We also knew that no matter how hard we and our team worked, in the short time we had to make the necessary changes to this hugely complicated and technical production, the show could never be what we wanted it to be, and nor could it be what our fans expect and deserve from us.
We are now back at our hotel and still cannot believe what has happened. Rob is still very unwell, and we are all just focussing on getting him better so we can put on our show in Amsterdam this coming Monday.
We would like to say from the bottom of our hearts that we are truly sorry to all of you who have bought tickets for tonight's show.
Thank you for your continued support.
Love Mark, Gary, Jason, Howard and Rob
We are truly devastated to have had to cancel tonight's show in Denmark. This is the first show that we have ever had to cancel in our career as a band. It was a horrible decision to make and one we agonized over.
On Friday night, Rob suffered serious food poisoning from something he had eaten after the show. He was violently ill all night and well into the morning. At 10am this morning, he decided to relocate to his dressing room at the stadium, in the hope that he could recover and prepare for the show. Doctors visited him twice during the day and despite prescribed medication he was still vomiting at 4pm this afternoon. The doctor insisted that he was not fit to perform tonight.
The five of us then had a decision to make: Should we go on with the show without Rob or should we cancel altogether? What would be fairer to our fans? What would people want? It was a very, very difficult decision. In the end we felt that as this tour is about the five of us being back together, and about celebrating that reunion, it would be wrong to go ahead with the show. We also knew that no matter how hard we and our team worked, in the short time we had to make the necessary changes to this hugely complicated and technical production, the show could never be what we wanted it to be, and nor could it be what our fans expect and deserve from us.
We are now back at our hotel and still cannot believe what has happened. Rob is still very unwell, and we are all just focussing on getting him better so we can put on our show in Amsterdam this coming Monday.
We would like to say from the bottom of our hearts that we are truly sorry to all of you who have bought tickets for tonight's show.
Thank you for your continued support.
Love Mark, Gary, Jason, Howard and Rob
Saturday, 16 July 2011
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