R4 at bedtime

I listened to a bit of a documentary about Portland stone, then turned the radio off to read in bed. Then I put my book down and turned the radio on again. What was that? I had worked out it was some kind of cross media thing. My DH and I were both unimpressed. It reminded me of experimental theatre from the 1960s but not in a good way.

I heard some of the programme and thought it was rubbish too - not long to wait though till 'till today in Parliament ' is back. Sat night is better with Round Britain Quiz or the music one. We are an hour ahead here so it is about midnight when I hit the sack and this is then the dreaded 11pm UK slot.
Also some nights now they broadcast BBC Schools programmes about 2 am - they used to be on another channel entirely.

Sometimes the World programmes are interesting - but I rarely hear them all through!

I was going to suggest you'd win the Turner Prize, Elegran, but have just discovered it's only given to people under 50!

Ageism!

Inspired thinking Elegran! You'd probably get an Arts Council grant for it!

What do they think real writers do with words then? Pile them in a heap and let us take our pick? No, they sculpt characters and stories and descriptions out of them.

I think I might go into sculpture - I could tear up a dictionary, put the pieces into a waste-paper bin and put it in a sculpture exhibition as "The printer's bones, - raw materials for a papier mache Venus de Milo"

That is too early for my bedtime. I am an owl.

Wish I'd been there as well NanKate! Never mind....measured tones of the shipping forecaster eventually sent me off.

I was away with the fairies KatyK .

Glad I missed what sounded like dire radio.

No doubt someone will come back to us singing its praises.