As a theatrical person, I used to love watching the programme "It'll be Alright on the Night" which showed the things that can go wrong in TV, film and theatre rehearsals (and sometimes in performances themselves).I've had a fair few of these experiences myself:I remember singing merrily about a beanstalk growing "as high as the sky" as the set and beanstalk collapsed in a heap behind meI was unable to dance properly because a 'helpful' cleaner polished the stage for the first night of "The Boyf

Hello, lovely WAers!I thought I'd just post an update on my progress with setting up my Facebook pages.A month ago I decided to create 3 separate Facebook pages related to the 3 websites that I am currently working on. I've been watching Jay's training series about Facebook which has helped a lot (thank you, Jay).After one month, I'm pretty pleased with the results so far, and although by no means mindblowing, they have given me hope that I can build up the sites slowly with steady work and cons

If, like me, you have grown up with the Bridget Jones books and films, then this post is for you. As a single woman (of a certain age) I have laughed and cried watching Bridget struggle with her relationships over the years. I love the fact that she is so human, and is funny, flawed and fabulous all at once!In the films, she is looking for her Mr. Right and is always checking her answer machine (well her early 2000s version of one) to see if she has any messages, usually with a glass of red wine

It's International Women's Day today - 8th March - a day to celebrate the contribution that women make to the world in all walks of life and across all continents. Whether you are a homemaker, an astrophysicist, a politician, affiliate marketer, mother, sister, or daughter... the list of roles that women undertake is endless. Today is about celebrating those amazing things that women bring to our world. So, whoever you are, celebrate YOU today! Here's a little quote I put together for my Faceboo