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Location: Café Rouge, Haywards Heath
Time: 1.00pm
With: Dooks!
She ordered: Baguette Poulet (Chicken Baguette lightly filled with Dijon Mustard and Oregano Mayo, along with thin chips and salad) and O.J
I ordered: Tartine A La Grecque (Open sandwich of warm feta cheese, baby plum tomatoes, grilled courgettes, green beans and Niçoise olives with flame-roasted red pepper tapenade on grilled sourdough bread) and OJ
Cost: Used £20 worth Leisure Vouchers so only £1.50.
Satisfied?: It was SO tasty, totally up my street with the flavours and it wasn’t heavy.
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Day two.
Please meet the wonderfully talented Luisa Abel. Luisa and I worked together on a couple of projects including DKR, Inception and Hesher. I’m so happy to have her on-set with me for this one.
Photo: Noah Segan
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Muse carrying the Olympic Torch May 20, 2012 (by hyena269)
Realistic approach on a tale between 2 people from a one night stand and the unexpected surprises to come from it. Tom Cullen & Chris New were both great, their chemistry was believable and I feel a lot of viewers could relate to the feelings portrayed by the characters, especially as it begins to build up. It is quite a simple/straight-forward the story, yes, but it was directed to it’s best potential, if you take the location/characters.. etc into consideration. Weekend wasn’t trying too hard or trying to be in your face, the subtly was the beauty of the film it just flowed well. Overall, I was quite pleased and would recommend to friends, maybe not my family, they’re stupidly squeamish about gay sex scenes/kissing.. or anything gay for that matter.