Well I went to see Derek Acorah last night as he was on at my local theatre for one night.

Everything is an adventure when I go out (perhaps that's why I don't go out very often).

I went with my Aunty and my Mum and my Aunty drove. She parked on the car park (one that we spent hours riding round Christmas eve because we couldn't find the way out) and she was very proud of herself for finding a space by the exit Just as we were walking out I said to her "I hope you know the way", she said "of course, it's only across the road", I said "well you should know, you worked opposite for years". At this she looked at me like I was mad and said that she never worked by "The Civic". I told her that we weren't going to "The Civic" we were going to "The Grand Theatre". After arguing she got the tickets out and yep we were parked in the wrong place. We then payed £2 for the pleasure of parking for 2 minutes

We did get there in the end though.

It was a good laugh. Derek Acorah is very funny,much funnier than on the telly. But as a medium I could have done better myself. He spent too much time running up the three flights of stairs and into the audience.

In 2 and a half hours I think he only spoke to around 7 people.

We did have a good night though and we did get off the car park and back home