My blogger tells me it was th 19th of March since I up dated you on the Dreamcatchers, what's my excuse, well lots of covert plans have been hatched between us this year, many of you now know that we have been planning to retire from Linedance teaching. We had planned to withdraw with dignity by October, but events have overtaken us and we have now handed the venues over to two local promoters who will carry on the events and the workshops.
Linedance teachers are like hens teeth rare, and we are pleased that the past 10 years or so of work will not fade out and that the venues we have built up over these year will still be providing you with fun nights out.
Were not leaving because we have lost interest in linedancing, but the chance to move back to Judith's home town of Kidderminster, downsize our housing and pocket some spare cash was too good to pass up. Sounds too good to be true, well it does have it's problems, the house a 1930's semi needs total renovation, and to cap it all we managed to get a buyer for our house in the first two weeks it went on the market, and only one other person in the chain a first time buyer, so we have been busy geeing up builders to get the house habitable by the end of July.
So our farewell party had to be brought forward to June, it proved to be the best evening yet thanks to American Spirit who kept us dancing all night and the energy of the dancers who gave us the best send off ever. The wall clock we were presented with, no flannel,was something we have always wanted and I have a spot in my minds eye where it spot in the new house picked out for it. We thought you might like to see the snaps we took on the evening if I missed you out please forgive me.
Linedance teachers are like hens teeth rare, and we are pleased that the past 10 years or so of work will not fade out and that the venues we have built up over these year will still be providing you with fun nights out.
Were not leaving because we have lost interest in linedancing, but the chance to move back to Judith's home town of Kidderminster, downsize our housing and pocket some spare cash was too good to pass up. Sounds too good to be true, well it does have it's problems, the house a 1930's semi needs total renovation, and to cap it all we managed to get a buyer for our house in the first two weeks it went on the market, and only one other person in the chain a first time buyer, so we have been busy geeing up builders to get the house habitable by the end of July.
So our farewell party had to be brought forward to June, it proved to be the best evening yet thanks to American Spirit who kept us dancing all night and the energy of the dancers who gave us the best send off ever. The wall clock we were presented with, no flannel,was something we have always wanted and I have a spot in my minds eye where it spot in the new house picked out for it. We thought you might like to see the snaps we took on the evening if I missed you out please forgive me.
