You dear reader are probably wondering where I have been this week! It has been pretty full on! Totally absorbed by the Test Match- what a finish!<\/p>\n
I spent Monday night rehearsing with Dan<\/strong> the other half of the Two Severn Bores<\/strong><\/span>. It had been a while and we were fairly rusty!<\/p>\n Tuesday saw me take over the captaincy (temporary) of Gloucestershire<\/strong> 60s 3rd team away to Somerset<\/strong> facing a dodgy weather forecast. I managed to win the toss which didn’t happen very often last season. A dramatic first over saw me throw down the stumps from cover to run out the opening batsman. I would of been proud of that moment in my prime! Sadly the game predictably was ruined by the weather and had to be abandoned.<\/p>\n Wednesday morning the Two Severn Bores<\/strong><\/span> performed in Upton St. Leonards<\/strong>. It went well and we both asked about doing some individual gigs with other groups.<\/p>\n Today has been stories, stories and stories! I cycled in to Stonehouse<\/strong> for a whole day storytelling at Park School<\/strong>. Good to meet an old colleague who I hadn’t seen for nearly 30 years! Stories went really well but it is hard work sustaining the energy levels.\u00a0 I then went to Wick Court for my normal storytelling session this time with Years 7-10 from Sunderland. Really pleased how well it went despite me being a little apprehensive beforehand. Now I am exhausted sitting watching the football with a beer,<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" You dear reader are probably wondering where I have been this week! It has been pretty full on! Totally absorbed by the Test Match- what a finish! I spent Monday night rehearsing with Dan the other half of the Two … Continue reading