The Cheese is Back!

Today is a good day! it is 7.45am and as I sit here here writing, it is raining. When you don't see rain too often it is wonderful to both see and hear. It is just starting to get light and I find myself watching the cars coming down the road as the rain reflects in the headlights!

As you know from my last blog, the cheese slipped, well more than slipped if I´m honest. However it is now back on and hopefully secure for the time being.

I've had some wonderful comments regarding my blogs, people say its great to read about our village, especially when people are unable to come and visit during these times. We are trying our best to keep the village alive and to keep you informed of whats going on and hopefully we will see all our usual visitors, along with some new ones very soon. 

Yesterday I was fortunate enough to be asked to host the new Monday Music afternoon at the Wine Bar and Terrace. It was very well attended and hopefully it was just the first of many more to come.
Myself, along with The Platinum Duo (Lucinda and Karen) were the entertainment, along with a few local guest artists. It was a fabulous afternoon, many thanks to Dodie and all her staff who go above and beyond to make sure everyone is safe and happy.
Covid has hit the entertainment industry particularly hard and sadly there are so many talented entertainers out of work. Hopefully we are moving in the right direction and we can all get back to doing what we love. I think a world without Music and entertainment would be a very sad world.

As well as Blogging, my husband Eddie and I like to Vlog (Video Log). We talk about our village, along with covering many other subjects and areas, and we try to make them as interesting as we can. When we were in full strict lockdown a few weeks back we did a Vlog everyday and for many of our viewers we became part of their daily routine. Eddie is very confident and natural in front of the camera. I, on the other hand find it very nerve wracking and weird. Being on stage and singing to an audience is where I am most comfortable, talking in to a camera I find more difficult, and it feels very strange. 

Until next time, stay safe and try not to let the cheese slide!

H xxx