Have you ever read a book or seen a TV program that really rings true to your life?

Reading the book by Alan Pease " Why Men Don't Listen and Women Can't Read Maps" was one such occasion when my wife and I experienced this. After reading every chapter we both swore he had been living in our house and that the book was written specifically for us.

Last night my wife and I attended the opening night of Mark Hadlow's play MAMIL. It has been reviewed comprehensively elsewhere and it's not my place to let the cat out of the bag however, I can say it was a brilliant night. I can't think of a single Tar Baby who won’t relate to this story with MANY thinking Hadlow's been eavesdropping on their lives. A wonderful mixture of truth, funny, sad, happy, hopeful and uplifting moments.

Deciding that in my life I had had enough of being quiet, considered and modest I went along in my cycling top (yes I was clothed from the waist down) and sat in the front row. Fortunately for me, there were a number of people dressed in their cycling kit, which Hadlow appreciated. After the show ended he stayed around and mingled with the guests with many a selfie being taken.

Most of the shows are almost sold out so don't wait to book.

The show runs to Sep 20th at Prefab ,14 Jessie Street

Jonathan The Mad Keen Cyclist