Constance Sunday Morning

I videoed her this morning as she was dreaming on the kitchen couch
Pity there is no sound........she sounded like Brian Blessed in a wind tunnel

I have Heard it all





Apparently there in an online petition sitting around in the Internet ether collecting support for the televising of the same sex marriage of the two confirmed bachelors Ernie and Bert from Sesame Street.

Campaigners say the best friends should marry as a way to encourage tolerance of gay people.
Nearly 7,000 have signed the petition, with more than 3,000 joining a Bert and Ernie Get Married Facebook page.
Producers from the programme have been rather dignified in their response to all this and have stated simply
"They remain puppets and do not have a sexual orientation."
I would have written just a two word answer!
In BIG letters

"THEY'RE PUPPETS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

Another few "thank yous"

This is just a "postscript" to the previous blog entry....the blog entry where I thanked all of the Flower Show committee and helpers for a job well done.
I forgot to thank all of the competitors in the show itself.
Despite losing our Post Office ( the main Flower Show Schedule distributing HQ) and several of our traditional Vegetable experts to ill health, the village community and stalwarts from nearby Prestatyn came up trumps to give us one of the biggest shows we have had in recent years.
New entrants from St Asaph and a quartet of novice show "girls" from Dyserth ( whose near hysteria at winning several classes was terribly infectious!)....filled in the gaps left from old friends of the show, and I was so pleased to see the likes of The Cameron family, Jean Smith and Eirlys Dutton wipe the board with many of their entries (all villagers that really have not entered much before).
To me, that's what a flower Show is all about.......giving it a go!

Before I go,may I say another quick "Thank you" to Wendy (left) 
An avid blog reader and supporter of Trelawnyd activities
She very kindly gave me a little pressie, a book entitled "The Good, Good Pig"
I wonder where she got the idea from?
Answers on a postcard
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The Show 2011

I don't want to see another standard rose,polished beetroot and children's car made from an egg box for at least another year.
It has been a tiring day, but true to Trelawnyd form....we have just held another successful  Flower Show.
I will leave you with a photographic record of the day...suffice to say, I need to give a big thank you to the flower show committee:- namely, Sylvia, Terry, Anne, Carole, Heulwyn, Irene, Derek , Auntie Gladys and to the small band of helpers who turned up today to get us through another year.
It has been a tiring but excellent day!
The Vegetable trugs

The Winning basket of veg

Arts and Crafts

The domestic classes were hugely impressive

The Veg tables

Domestic classes

The hydrangeas with children's art 

Flower Classes

Floral Art ( I got second with my red flowers in a baked bean tin


Photography

Before we started

After the doors opened

Gladys starting her raffle

This year's Show seemed busier than last

The SHOW

Knackered ! Some of the committee stll smiling at the end

Maurice with bonnet


Now this is Bulldog abuse
but it sums up just how much they can sulk
Put a bonnet on Constance and she would need intensive counselling
off to bed.......

On the way home

Now this did make me titter

22.41pm

Its twenty to eleven and I have just taken my quiche and apple pie out of the oven in readiness for the show. It has been a busy day
The kitchen resembles Kew Gardens as a dozen entries from people unable to set up their own exhibits cover every surface 
Apologies for not  catching up with blogs (a wonderful relaxing Friday night habit)... I need a gin and tonic

Flower Show Build Up

Every year I worry about the number of entries to the Flower Show, and every year I needn't have done so.
This year our entries ( including the Childrens' art from the school) number around the 400 mark which was a real boost to the committee, who have worked all morning preparing the hall and the refreshments for tomorrow's show
Auntie Gladys with some of her 100 scones all freshly baked today
"Cleavage" Evans collating the entries

Terry sorting out signage

Irene (acting show Treasurer) Bric-a-brac

Heulwen and Ochan sorting the raffle

Tablecloths all ironed with a vase of garden flowers on each!


Off to pick my veg......