with a creditable score of 53 and second place. Though at least part of that due to John coming and helping us with the sheet of faces; I'm sure none of us would recognise Sir Geoff Hurst. I didn't even manage to get Rachel Weisz, or to remember that The Agony And The Ecstasy was about Michelangelo and Lust For Life was about Van Gogh. Never mind. Bedtime now I think, since I have to get up in time to iron school shirts. I'll see if I can manage another chapter of the current library book, Ideas: a history from fire to Freud, which is fascinating but heavy in every sense - though it's very readable it deluges you with information, and the hardback edition could be used for weight training if you didn't have a medicine ball handy.
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