Dancing in circles
Sunday, August 2nd, 2009There has been *way* too much dancing in my day! Got up relatively early and drove my car boot-full of holiday club paraphernalia to church to set it all up there instead. This morning was the ‘end of holiday club’ service, so we did all the songs and dances that we’ve been doing all week over again for the benefit of parents and the rest of the church. Have decided that I’m too old for it all ![]()
Then followed a BBQ, bouncy castle, face painting, etc. Packed all the stuff away and phew, it’s all over for another year. Fun but totally exhausting!
Came home for an hour to swap washing on the line (it’s the first day in a week that I’ve felt confident to actually hang it up outside!) and a few other jobs, before going out to Josiah’s Suzuki group’s Summer Picnic.
His teacher had written a piece of music which he gave them all to practice over the past couple of weeks, and they were planning to record it today. It’s a lullaby (possibly the most energetic lullaby I’ve ever heard!) which is for his daughter’s first baby, due at the end of the month – his daughter Anna lives in NZ so the track will be winging its way over electronically I think! The cello part was an added afterthought when our Anna asked for it, having helped Joe to learn his part, and also being taken with the name of the piece! Video is a bit dark unfortunately, that’s what comes of the sun being out …
They played a few more fun pieces too, and then children and parents all joined in with some Circle Dancing, apparently the speciality of the ex-Suzuki group teacher’s partner (random, I know!), which I hadn’t been expecting, but it was a bit of a laugh. Went on for ages though! Followed that up with tea and plentiful cake, the kids went outside to play in the park adjoining the village hall while the rest of us chatted – a lovely afternoon. Have had to have a bath this evening though, my legs were aching!
Steve was racing and came 2nd today; I’m annoyed now as the prize glass doesn’t match the rest of the glasses in the cupboard







