It's been a busy couple of months.
I've called for Adlington and Stockton Heath Dance clubs twice each.
Bickerton school were planning an Exchange of Cultures week as they welcomed a group of pupils from Ukraine. I went in to school several times with musicians from Halfe Pannikin to teach each class a dance to perform at the Celebration of Cultures evening. I also called with Halfe Pannikin at a ceilidh where pupils, parents and visitors danced together.
Steve and Maz from White Knuckle Ride were musicians for Jean's birthday party in a Bebbington garden. It only rained once. And the dancers came back enthusiastically as soon as the worst was over.
Another birthday party for Julie in Eccleston village hall with The Family Band .
Cheshire Dance had organised a Family Health project, combining dance activity with health advice in a residential weekend. Marilyn, who leads Black Cat barn dance and ceilidh band as well as Halfe Pannikin, came with me to give a taste of Ceilidh dancing.
We still had time to dance, garden and celebrate family birthdays, a half-birthday, and a wedding anniversary. And I could have called 3 or 4 more if they hadn't all been on the same night.
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