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Noël Coward & Margaret Leighton / sound of the theatre piece

Julie Kertesz: On Becoming a Stand-up Comedienne at 77 Years Young

There is a long time I did not write here, but if anyone comes bye, here is a film about me, the last that was finished recently. "Everybody has a story to tell".

Tulips in the morning

tulips as the sun shines partially on the table of the living room, the ray obscures the mess around it, remaining in the shade and the tulips are illuminated giving them more texture. One can here go from one to other, and eventually chose which you prefer.

Eleanna"s walks

Now I am with Eleanna, who came to visit London from Athens.

This is one of the pictures she has taken while walking in Brick lane with Janice. I do like it a lot!Http://flickr.com/photos/Eleanna Kounoupa/

Feast of European Speakers

Top Toastmasters and a Feast of International Speaking Saturday 12 April

On Saturday 12 April London Toastmasters Division B has a double treat for you.

The morning: A Feast of International Speaking

The afternoon: The Division B International Speech Contest and the Division B Evaluation Contest.

  You can read the lastest press release here:Download Celebrate Diversity Press Release - April 2014

In the morning 

Talented International Speech Contestant, Award Winner, Keynote Speaker Olivia Schofield. ‘A Thief, A Failure, A Fabulous Future’. An English Toastmaster working in Berlin comes to London.

Mel Kelly from Munich. Winner of Continental Europe District Humorous Contest will deliver a speech entitled:'Sealed with a Kiss’, enjoy his Irish humour.

Carsten Wendt from Bruxelles, a Humorous Contest winner will deliver: ‘I am not a Latin lover’. he is German

Freddie Daniells, UK. The ever-popular Toastmasters ambassador takes up the topic, ‘Diversity of Goals’ and 

Jakub Pawlowski our smiling dare-devil from Poland, will tackle headlong the subject: ‘Diversity of Clubs’.

Neglected blog

I begun blogging 9 years ago, february 2005, and blogged day by day - in the French "il y a de la vie après 70 ans"

Yes, there is life after 70 as I tried to prove to myself first, the others too. I did.

Then I opened a Retroblog to publish my diaries from 10 to 60 years old. And a photoblog with one picture a day.

When I decided to come and live in London, I opened this blog, also to become used to write in English. I never dreamed at that time, I will stay on London stages to tell about my life!

More I told, less I wrote here.

Opening a blog about communication and my stories, that become my main English blog. Then arrived Facebook, where many follow me not only day by day, but sometimes, minute by minute.

Should I close this one?

Too much time on web, the spring arrived and I should also come out to walk "smell the roses" take photos of flowers and people and 'see them" and even swim !

Thames path

Thames path, a set on Flickr.

after the sun set down and with a bit of rain but not much, I caught finally the Thames path at the Millennium Bridge - walked till the Tower Bridge