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Janey Godley's Blog
http://janeygodley.blogspot.com/
I am a Scottish stand up comic, actor and playwright. Also am published author of âHandstands in the Darkâ my critically acclaimed memoir. I work all over the world, either on tour with comedy or theatre. Follow my stories daily and catch up with my unique life.
- Added on: Apr 25th, 2005
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
Recent Posts
Is it December?
Yes, it truly is December. I know this because everywhere I look is fake snow, bright baubles and scented shopping malls. I do love it though.Husband isn’t a big Christmas fan, he has made it clear the tree can go up, but it mustn’t get in the wa...
Don’t let me look back in anger
Things are happening in my life that keep making me look back, its not good news. Recently when I was in London it happened. I immediately recalled the first time I went to London to stay with my pal Finlay. It was 1994; I was hardly doing any comedy...
Mr Pigeon go away
I haven’t had a decent lie in since London. Honestly you would think I had a proper job or something, having to get up early and be places is the very reason I became a comedian. I do nowt! This morning I had to get up and go see the specialist abo...
Comedy can be hell
Late blog – I know. Sorry, I was either really busy or asleep in London.The time just flew past and I didn’t quite catch up with myself.And I have been partying a wee bit, I do that in London – I rarely go out in Glasgow and save all the time u...
This is how I live
I was in Aberdeen last week doing a show at the Lemon Tree, a storm lashed the Granite City, and sideways rain like a giant fire hose was drenching each street at a specific annoying angle. The new shopping centre was lovely but unfinished and the ca...
Note to my teenage self
Dear Janey, you are probably sitting listening to a Donny Osmond LP on your big record player and dreaming of becoming a Mormon, flying off to Utah and marrying the toothy singer…it won’t happen, stop crying and dreaming of Salt lake City and swo...
