Louise Baldock was a Labour Councillor in the city of Liverpool for two terms, 2006 - 2014. This was her award-winning blog, written mainly as a councillor about issues affecting Kensington and Fairfield ward, sometimes as a politician, and sometimes simply personal commentary. Although she thought she might rekindle the blog after May 2015, she has now changed her mind and leaves this as an archive and record.
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
Happy Birthday to the Sound of Music
45 years old today!
When the dog barks, when the bee stings, when I'm feeling sad, I simply remember my favourite things and then I don't feel so bad...
4 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Useless Drivel. If you're that committed to Kensington then focus on reality not fantasy and being so engrossed in your intellectual needs.
I remember my mum taking me to the old Odeon in London Rd to see it!!! It was on there continuously for about two years, and several people went to see it over 100 times! We had to learn the songs from SOM for our school musical in Dovedale Rd CP school when I was 10 way back in 1966!
A proper random Libdem comment there. So my watching and enjoying popular culture is somehow to the detriment of the ward? So what did you make of the Capital of Culture programme then? Presumably councillors should have avoided it like the plague in case it took their mind of environmental enforcement or youth service provision? Heaven forbid we should be rounded individuals. (Not sure that the SoM is intellectual exactly either, but I guess that is a perception thing). What a strange person you are.
I notice the first comment came from someone who wishes to remain anonymous. Come forward you spineless character and reveal yourself. Miserable so and so.
However, Louise I really enjoy your blog and if idiots like the first commentor don't like it, DONT log on to Louise's blog.
4 comments:
Useless Drivel. If you're that committed to Kensington then focus on reality not fantasy and being so engrossed in your intellectual needs.
I remember my mum taking me to the old Odeon in London Rd to see it!!!
It was on there continuously for about two years, and several people went to see it over 100 times!
We had to learn the songs from SOM for our school musical in Dovedale Rd CP school when I was 10 way back in 1966!
A proper random Libdem comment there. So my watching and enjoying popular culture is somehow to the detriment of the ward? So what did you make of the Capital of Culture programme then? Presumably councillors should have avoided it like the plague in case it took their mind of environmental enforcement or youth service provision? Heaven forbid we should be rounded individuals. (Not sure that the SoM is intellectual exactly either, but I guess that is a perception thing). What a strange person you are.
I notice the first comment came from someone who wishes to remain anonymous. Come forward you spineless character and reveal yourself. Miserable so and so.
However, Louise I really enjoy your blog and if idiots like the first commentor don't like it, DONT log on to Louise's blog.
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