I can appreciate that this is a clever Frenchadvert, but why does it leave me feeling rather uneasy?
answers on a postcard please......
"I'll admit I may have seen better days, but I'm still not to be had for the price of a cocktail, "(Margo Channing)
Orangina - Advert
Being missed ,catch up and proud to be British


A teenage 60th Birthday

Ann and Tim's 60th was a super knock-down, no holds-barred over-the-top BASH. Fireworks in the garden, a sit down meal,booked catering,a huge tent with its own chandelier, a disco and band, as well an award ceremony for the best costume.It was great fun..







Calon Lân
I have been toying with the idea of joining Trelawnyd Mail voice choir again,The audition frightens the heck out of me though, as the thought of making a fool of myself fills me with a cold dread.
Funerals

Onions and Chris wears a bra


Calon Lân- A pure Heart
I spent the afternoon settling the Turkeys into their new enclosure, but stopped to listen to the amazing congregational singing. Members of the male voice choir as well as a strong female
set of singers performed natural decants as they sang my favourite Welsh Hymn, Calon Lan, and the whole experience literally brought tears to my eyes.
Calon Lan, is a joyous hymn that all Welsh Children learn in school. The chorus can be really belted out with some gusto
"Calon lân yn llawn daioni,
Tecach yw na'r lili dlos:
Dim ond calon lân all ganu
Canu'r dydd a chanu'r nos"
The English translation is as follows,
A pure heart full of goodness
Is fairer than the pretty lily,
None but a pure heart can sing,
Sing in the day, sing in the night
....and sing they did Boris and Grace seemed to settle into their outside run quite quickly, and I took advantage of the dry afternoon to set up the five buffs into the same enclosure. Turkeys can get bullied terribly by chickens, but the buffs are so good natured I am hoping that the seven of them will get on quite peacefully.