Celia Johnson’s Chocolate Sponge Cake

I don’t know where to start with this post really.  There is romance in the air at Silver Screen Suppers Towers and it is befuddling my brain a bit.  I will just say this.  On Sunday Mr R cooked me a duck and it was divine.

I made a Celia Johnson’s Chocolate Sponge Cake for dessert and it was mighty fine.

Next day we went to see this far, far underground in Belsize Park…

All of the above made me very happy indeed.  I am in an exceedingly good mood these days.  And I very much like a man who risks busting his knees doing an impression of Eden Kane, sends me a vintage Southend-0n-Sea postcard out of the blue and asks me what size my feet are so he can look out for some gold go-go boots that might fit me…

I think Celia would like him too…

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    1. Whoop whoop GG – it was a generator – very weird and spooky as there were no lights in the room where it lived, it glowed in the dark like something out of a science fiction movie. Fabulous.

    1. Whoop whoop GG – it was a generator – very weird and spooky as there were no lights in the room where it lived, it glowed in the dark like something out of a science fiction movie. Fabulous.

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