Lessons learned from yesterday's show
28 October 2003
Lessons learned from today's show
Sarah's funny word for "labrador" is "labradoodle"!
Lessons learned from yesterday's show
Sarah went to Amsbury (where they do the armed forced radio) and was taken out for lunch. However, the car park they used had a load of bollards in -- to help keep off gypsies -- resulting in every car having to manoeuvre very carefully, for fear of scraping the bodywork.
SK said that most of the fireworks going off at this time of the year can be blamed on "duvali".
Sarah was rudely awoken from her slumber by a hoax caller wanting a minicab. "Bog off" she told them!
SK's off to her first ever film premier -- Seabiscuit.
Lessons learned from yesterday's show
24 October 2003
Lessons learned from today's show
Sarah was somewhat miffed that she wasn't invited to be a guest passenger on Concorde's last flight.
As a left-hander, SK was quite good at cricket.
The BBC installed a radiator in the studio especially for Sarah. However, Lynn Bowles moaned about it because it stops the air conditioning from working when she appears with her best friend Ken Bruce later in the morning. As Sarah siad, why on earth Bruce wants air conditioning in this weather, we'll never know.
Sarah's funny little term for 'traffic jams' is 'traffic marmalades'.
23 October 2003
Lessons learned from today's show
Sarah and Fran Godfrey argued about the weather this morning. SK said it was much warmer, whereas wimpy Fran though it was freezing cold.
SK called Lynn Bowles a 'miserable old biddy' and 'old baggage' after she dared criticised a viewer's choice for 'It's Showtime'.
Lessons learned from yesterday's show
SK saw Alistair Darling put his arm around a girl and take her in for a cappucino.
Sarah is off to Ludlow this weekend.
Sarah's funny name for 'raspberries' is 'raspbugs' (similar to 'Sainsbug's' for 'Sainsbury's').
According to Sarah, most of the illnesses that go round Radio 2 are picked up from Steve Wright.
21 October 2003
Lessons learned from today's show
Sarah's comical name for 'Bob Marley and and the Wailers' is 'Boingdons and his Waders'!
Sarah is going to a lecture today by Timothy Clifford who rediscovered some lost old paintings by Michelangelo.
The other day Adrian (aka Dearly Beloved) asked absent-minded Sarah when her car is next due for a service. Imagine SK's surprise when she looked at her Bot's paperwork and noticed that the garage had given her the wrong MOT details! Staring her in the face was the MOT certificate of a Mr Chang's car! All these shenanigans led to Sarah signing off in a humorous Chinese language!
16 October 2003
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8 October 2003
Lessons learned from today's show
Sarah was in a slight state of shock regarding the appointment of Arnold Schwarzenegger as governor of California.
SK can speak fluent Japanese!
Sarah's so-called study is basically a dump.
We couldn’t hear Sally Traffic’s bulletin today. According to SK, Wogan had sabotaged the sound system.
Normally, Sarah only sees Sally once a year at the R2 Christmas party.
7 October 2003
Lessons learned from today's show
One of Sarah's cats is called Bourbon.
Everyone at Reuters listens to Sarah's Dawn Patrol!
Sarah confided in Steve Traffic that Lynn is always teasing her for not being a telly addict – just because Lynn's one.
Sarah's physiotherapist thinks that she may have trapped a nerve.
6 October 2003
Lessons learned from today's show
Sarah was wearing a vest today - for the first time in a while.
Sarah was going on about someone called David Ratchley today. He gives talks.
SK's friend Steve Cranford was doing the travel bulletins today in place of the rancorous Lynne Bowles. They had a lovely conversation about the beach at Steve's hometown of Worthing (a pebble beach, but good for paddling).
See you tomorrow -- if we're spared!
See you tomorrow -- if we're spared!
3 October 2003
Lessons learned from today's excellent show
Sarah was back on form this morning, with a full, fun-packed production...
Wogan was in 20 minutes early this morning. This worried Sarah.
SK loves A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare.
She went to a production of the hit show yesterday, but to her horror, whilst waiting for Adrian (aka 'Dearly Beloved') in the adjoining pub, the vicinity was crowded by school children.
Like her grandmother before her, Sarah has psychic powers.
Just before playing that dreadful new Elvis Presley song (Rubber-necking?), Sarah mentioned that Lynn Bowles has been 'slagging her off' in an unnamed Scottish newspaper. Apparently, the word 'mad' was used.
(If there are any Scottish people out there, I would be very grateful if you could send me the snippet.)
Hear Sarah on CD!
Sarah talks all about sprouts in a special poem on a new CD, Guide cats for the Blind.
To find out more, see the BBC news story or simply buy the CD. It's for a good cause.
Notice
For reasons beyond my control, I will be removing the link to Nancy Bellis’ SK website next week.
Sarah was back on form this morning, with a full, fun-packed production...
(If there are any Scottish people out there, I would be very grateful if you could send me the snippet.)
Hear Sarah on CD!
Sarah talks all about sprouts in a special poem on a new CD, Guide cats for the Blind.
To find out more, see the BBC news story or simply buy the CD. It's for a good cause.
Notice
For reasons beyond my control, I will be removing the link to Nancy Bellis’ SK website next week.
2 October 2003
There were no lessons learned from yesterday's or today's shows, however, why not visit the Sarah Kennedy shopping experience!
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