DTL night out in Cheshire

Post by Mo » 28 Jan 2009, 16:10

Greetings to all Cheshire cats here.
Do you fancy a night out in Poynton? Get your dancing clothes and comfy shoes on and come to thePoynton Ceilidh on Saturday.
You don't need to be an expert, the caller tells you what to do.
We could all wear an egg shaped badge, or straw in our hair, to recognise each other.
Members from other counties would also be welcome.

kate egg · Post by **kate egg** » 28 Jan 2009, 16:15

Too far away Mo, but it sounds fun, long time since I've been to one. The last time my youngest son was dancing with the vicar's wife :-D

Babycakes · Post by **Babycakes** » 28 Jan 2009, 16:17

Wish I could come, I'm the worlds worst dancer (I even refused to do a first dance at my own wedding LoL) but I'd love to give something liek that a go.

Post by **wendy** » 28 Jan 2009, 17:04

I will be there in spirit Mo. Too far to come. But have a lovely time
Wendy

Post by **p.penn** » 28 Jan 2009, 17:45

OOh - that sounds such fun!! Sorry but too far for me.

Will be thinking of you too. )old(

stace · Post by **stace** » 28 Jan 2009, 19:42

To far for me also

Have fun Mo

Stace

Meanqueen · Post by **Meanqueen** » 28 Jan 2009, 20:02

Sorry, too far for me, and sorry again not my bag as they say, my legs would be out of tune with my brain. Have a good time.

Ilona

Effie · Post by **Effie** » 29 Jan 2009, 17:49

I love a Ceilidh and it's not too far to travel, but I'm already out on Saturday - like busses, no social life for 12 years then two nights out come along at once :shock:

Bollybarb · Post by **Bollybarb** » 29 Jan 2009, 19:44

Sorry we also have somthing on and i can't make Saturday night.

Have a wonderful evening, maybe another evening.

Bollybarb

Post by Mo » 30 Jan 2009, 17:37

I've just been reading the Guardian editorial.
It says
"In these difficult times, it is more important than ever to remember what makes for a happy life. .......the top influences are community, exercise, listening to music and doing things in a group.......they are all found together in country dancing."

So there you are.
If you can't come to this ceilidh, there'll be one near you somewhere. Get your dancing shoes on and enjoy it.

Post by Mo » 01 Feb 2009, 13:12

Well the people who would have come either lived to far away or were doing something else.
I'll start a thread in Members Only to see if we want to try something else.

stace · Post by **stace** » 01 Feb 2009, 13:48

Hope it all went well Mo

Stace

Post by Mo » 01 Feb 2009, 14:44

Well I enjoyed it and so did OH, but perhaps it was as well no-one else came. Half the tickets were sold before the start time (people often wander in late for Ceilidhs). And they put the full house signs up later. I'll have to start booking my ticket in advance.

Bollybarb · Post by **Bollybarb** » 01 Feb 2009, 17:12

Glad you had a good evening.
I've seen the thread in members, will comment soon!!