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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 321290" data-attributes="member: 23">Well, a couple of nights of insomnia have presented me with the opportunity to finally begin reading Miriam’s book and it’s wonderful.She paints a very clear picture of her family and their dynamics, and she’s very descriptive with places as well. It’s given me a yen to visit Oxford and Cambridge (one of which I’ve visited only a handful of times, the other perhaps once or twice). She also helpfully gives addresses which has got me on Street View to help enhance the experience.Like many good biographies do, it’s got me thinking of my own history and finding similarities in feelings as much as facts.I’m around a third of the way through, and she’s not long left Cambridge (she was the first woman to swear on British TV when she blanked on a University Challenge answer and said “f**k it” in annoyance. And she says her Footlights cohorts - including John Cleese, Graham Chapman, Bill Oddie and Tim-Brooke Taylor resented her comic talents and mutually sent her to Coventry at all times they weren’t onstage). She’s recently been accepted for the Beeb’s dramatic rep company and has completed her first voiceover...&nbsp; Sexy Sonia: Leaves From My Schoolgirl Diary - a porn audiobook for Ann Summers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 321290, member: 23"] Well, a couple of nights of insomnia have presented me with the opportunity to finally begin reading Miriam’s book and it’s wonderful. She paints a very clear picture of her family and their dynamics, and she’s very descriptive with places as well. It’s given me a yen to visit Oxford and Cambridge (one of which I’ve visited only a handful of times, the other perhaps once or twice). She also helpfully gives addresses which has got me on Street View to help enhance the experience. Like many good biographies do, it’s got me thinking of my own history and finding similarities in feelings as much as facts. I’m around a third of the way through, and she’s not long left Cambridge (she was the first woman to swear on British TV when she blanked on a [I]University Challenge [/I]answer and said “f**k it” in annoyance. And she says her Footlights cohorts - including John Cleese, Graham Chapman, Bill Oddie and Tim-Brooke Taylor resented her comic talents and mutually sent her to Coventry at all times they weren’t onstage). She’s recently been accepted for the Beeb’s dramatic rep company and has completed her first voiceover... [I]Sexy Sonia: Leaves From My Schoolgirl Diary[/I] - a porn audiobook for Ann Summers. [/QUOTE]

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