Terri has tagged me (actually a little while ago, but I have been slow at thinking up things which are at least vaguely of interest but which I haven’t mentioned 40 times before).
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So here we go:
- I have sung in the Royal Albert Hall. It is a great building, which I managed to notice even while being terrified! Our 9 person school madrigal choir won our category of the National Festival of Music for Youth, and all the winners got to perform in a big concert at the Albert Hall. As part of the same festival I have also played and sung in the Royal Festival Hall.
- I love carrots, they are definitely the best vegetable.
- I like most kinds of knitting, but the yarn has to feel nice.
- My longest project on the needles so far is 8 years for a beaded dress. Admitedly it has spent most of that time in a bag in the spare room. I really must dig it out and continue it at some point.
- I have taken Grade 8 on the trombone three times, and passed all three times.
- There is yarn in every room in our house except the bathroom and the kitchen 🙂
- I don’t like camping in a tent, altogether too much grass and not enough hot running water. I do like static caravans though.
I am never very good at the tagging thing, so if you would like to do this then consider yourself tagged! Let me know and I will enjoy reading it.
Number 5 – why??
Yes number 5 is definately the strangest thing, do explain!
Fascinating, absolutely fascinating, Mr Spock.
I can beat you on the longest project on the needles. I just threw one motheaten half knitted gansey away, after (wait for it!) over 20years languishing in attic. I have another half knitted gansey which has been sitting in bag for at least 15years. shameful isn’t it.
carrots. grated, boiled, stirfried, infinitely versatile. I quite agree.
also hadn’t realised you were sooo musical.
Xfrom the very deaf terri