Message Board Celebrity Of The Day (Part II) - Shameless- Page 146

[pattifan2]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 4:11pm

Blue Moon - the one place in the whole of England I'd recommend for a holiday. I'd say my local area of the Peak District is stunning -

[pattifan2]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 4:13pm

But my own personal favourite destination, and a little piece of heaven on earth is the Cotswolds...






Sorry, I couldn't find any pictures that didn't make either place look like a chocolate box.

[Bluemoon]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 4:13pm

Beautiful, patti. Stunning country.


And you'll have dinner with me, of course.....

[NYadgal]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 4:14pm

The Cotswalds is perhaps one of the most beautiful and charming places on earth!

[pattifan2]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 4:16pm

Bluemoon, the pleasure would be all mine. And I know the perfect place to dine - The Lygon Arms in Broadway. The Great Hall is the perfect place to eat. The food is wonderful and the most elegant setting. Glad you're a Cotswolds fan, too, Addy.

[NYadgal]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 4:25pm

The Lygon Arms, patti?

Ohmigosh, it's one of my favorite hotels in the world! I've stayed there twice. Once we stayed in a room in the regular part of the hotel and once we stayed in one of the charming cottage rooms.

It's a dream.

(lucky moony! )

[miss pennywise]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 4:26pm

CONGRATULATIONS, PATTIFAN!!!!!

It took me a long time, but I REFUSED to buy the Sunset Boulevard CD with Glenn Close on it, and finally found the Patti version. Thank gawd.

Did you see Patti in Anything Goes? (I hope so. She was incredibly zany.) What did you think?

Did you like Patti in her non-musical role in State and Main? What did you think?

Hope you're having a lovely day.

[pattifan2]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 4:29pm

I'm having a great day thanks, Miss Pennywise. Unfortunately I've only heard Patti's version of 'Anything Goes' and I really regret not seeing it. I was in NY at the time but had only the choice of one show and chose 'A Chorus Line'...still no regrets, though.

Addy, I'm so glad you know the Lygon Arms. It's a beautiful place. Did you have a four-poster? I know that Oliver Cromwell actually stayed there, too. Hehe, we're in good company.

Updated On: 3/27/06 at 04:29 PM

[BobbyBubby]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 4:30pm

Oh Patricia, I love getting to know you even more on this thread. You make my gloomy days sunny!

[NYadgal]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 4:32pm

We sure did! It was charming and elegant and romantic and historic... I loved it. A picture perfect holiday!

[AbbaRabbit]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 4:36pm

congrats!

[cturtle]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 4:41pm

here's a big turtle KISS for pattifan

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 5:14pm

oh it's a jolly holiday with pattifan!

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 5:15pm

As if we've never said goodbye...

[pattifan2]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 5:23pm

AbbaRabbit - thanks!

CTurtle - MWAH! Right back atcha! And I think that dvd should be compatible...I'll PM you. You're a star, thanks.

Oooh, Cookie, fave moment. '...the magic in the making..' Thanks so very much. And it certainly was magic in the making, Cookie, cuz with this post I believe my status changes to 'Legend'. I can think of no better Day or person to be replying to.

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 5:25pm

Patti as Reno Sweeney?

[bwaysinger]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 5:26pm

Patti, dear, you need one more. So shush up the PMs and post!

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 5:27pm

Methinks that's a double celebration then, pattifan!

You are BIG! It's the pictures that got small!

[pattifan2]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 5:28pm

Hehe, I thinks I'm small and the pictures got bigger.

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 5:31pm

Not as celebrity of the day, you ain't! and never have been!

[miss pennywise]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 5:31pm

Which is your favorite theatre in London and why?

[pattifan2]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 5:34pm

Favourite theatre is Drury Lane. It's a beautiful auditorium and looks so elegant from the outside with its white pillars and soforth. I've seen some great shows there, too. I loved 'Pirates of Penzance' when they had the little string quartet playing on the foyer as you entered.

I think perhaps the most special one is the Palladium as it's the one I went to first. My Mum took me to see 'The King And I' there when I was but a lad. I was hooked from that moment on.

[miss pennywise]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 5:44pm

Who was in The King and I when you saw it first?

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 5:45pm

What are you top five theatre performances that you've enjoyed thus far, pattifan?

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 3/27/06 at 5:51pm