Just in

Happy New Year from Daphne Colthard

Posted on January 1, 2014 by Daphne Colthard in Life, Relationships // 0 Comments

Traditionally I make the New Year’s Eve dinner and Ollie supplies the wines. Whilst the boys got wasted we had 4 couples over. The Gevrey Chambertin did generate a certain stirring in Daffers but Ollie was snoring away whilst I reprised a wild New Years Eve with another Oliver, Oliver Reed , in the sixties at the Pheasantry in Kings Road, who was anything but sleepy.

About Daphne Colthard

After graduating at RADA but finding no roles Daphne went into magazine journalism with Good Housekeeping. Widely recognised as one of the country's leading restaurant and hotel reviewers, particularly by herself, Daphne is the author of "Bedded and Breakfasted", a light hearted chick novel and Grand Hotels DC: the Daffers Dictionary. Daphne lives in West London and is married to an investment banker Oliver. They have 2 boys Humphrey and Tarquin. More Posts

Lee movie (2023)

September 17, 2024 // 0 Comments

Yesterday I finally got to see Lee. Enjoyed would be the wrong word as her pictures of the campaign after the Normandy landings – and Dachau – were searing, but [...]
Cineworld

September 14, 2024 // 0 Comments

The heading above should have been Lee as I intended to see that film on its release date at the 5-00pm performance. However, on arrival at my local Cineworld, I was [...]
Sussex win in the cold

September 12, 2024 // 0 Comments

I went to Hove yesterday and left at midday as I could not take the icy wind. The championship has been book-ended with a chilly spring and autumn. Still, Sussex easily beat [...]
Tempus Fugit, as we always knew it did …

September 11, 2024 // 0 Comments

From time to time on this organ – or indeed sometimes (in real life) quite by chance, perhaps when either undertaking some trivial domestic task or reading a newspaper [...]
Jamaica Inn/Daphne du Maurier

September 9, 2024 // 0 Comments

oAfter reading non-fiction it was a pleasure to return to a Daphne du Maurier novel I had not read. Jamaica Inn showcases Daphne du Maurer’s ability as a writer: she can [...]