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Come on spill the beans how many of you lovelies have street parties planned?
Our cul-de-sac looked into it and there was far too much red tape involved to close the street, so we have hired (only £5), our village hall, and will be having our street party there instead. Grub laid on courtesy of Asda (store manager in street), music by Welsh Philharmonic performers, and some fun and games to boot.
You never know we might even get around to watching the wedding!!
Should be a bit of a laugh, we normally only get together on Christmas eve when Father Christmas pays us a special early visit, followed by a sing song up the pub, so it will be nice to do something in the daylight for a change.
So what are your plans?
Our cul-de-sac looked into it and there was far too much red tape involved to close the street, so we have hired (only £5), our village hall, and will be having our street party there instead. Grub laid on courtesy of Asda (store manager in street), music by Welsh Philharmonic performers, and some fun and games to boot.
You never know we might even get around to watching the wedding!!
Should be a bit of a laugh, we normally only get together on Christmas eve when Father Christmas pays us a special early visit, followed by a sing song up the pub, so it will be nice to do something in the daylight for a change.
So what are your plans?
I'm no royalist but it is a public holiday, and doesn't that make you feel even the slightest bit happier.
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