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Fire-alarm-induced evacuation of Guardian Towers

Found while clearing out my old work laptop

Just visible: Tinchy Stryder throwing shapes in the studio

Meg is trying (and failing) to concentrate

Nov 16, 2000

Went to a wedding bash last night at the Amadeus Centre in Little Venice. Jolly good do, all in all. I wore an enormous Audrey Hepburn style purple mushroom hat and kinky purple boots, and had to give an ad-lib best man (woman?) speech that met all the the classic wedding speech criteria (make ‘em ‘laugh, make ‘em blush, make ‘em go all mushy, make ‘em laugh again). Dinner and speeches lasted until half eleven, and dancing continued till very very late indeed. Ah, weddings. Funny old business, eh?

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