We're off this evening to an event at our beloved Petrie Museum - Egyptomania in the Time of Freud and Petrie, which promises, among other things: "an atmospheric window on the past evoking the era of Petrie’s archaeological discoveries. Artist Nikki Shaill will be on hand throughout the evening to analyse your inner subconscious and illustrate your dreams and nightmares, while socialite Auntie Maureen shares more music on her gramophone. Catch a pop-up talk from one of our experts in Egyptology and archaeology, and experience an extract from a new play exploring whether Freud and Petrie actually met during their lifetimes."
It should be fab!
Only one thing to play, really...
Sounds like fun. And thanks for the ear worm. Ay oh way oh
ReplyDeleteI do hope you're doing the "sand-dance" as we speak... Jx
DeleteI hope you had an enjoyable evening - did you get to bring home an illustrated dream?
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We had a faboo evening - but we kept our dreams to ourselves... Jx
DeleteSounds bizarre! But I'd better go and read your write up at the Museum of Camp to make sure...
DeleteHee hee! Jx
DeleteAlways interesting and enjoyable, all the speaker were very good, Auntie Maureen could have cranked up the gramophone a bit more though.
ReplyDeleteFab evening
I don't suppose she had The Bangles on 78rpm. Jx
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