A giraffe joke for you – First Communion Party – Beaconsfield

So why have I posted a giraffe joke?

I just thought it was a fun balloon to make, I’d not added legs to the giraffe before - and although the photo doesnt show it they were very long.

I actually made this in Beacondsfields at Pippa and Phoebe’s First Communion party but everyone was camera shy and I promised them that I wouldn’t put them in the photo – thus the really bad photoshopping.

 

A big thank you to the RAC

I had a really nice show in Neasden today, but just as I pulled away realised I had a flat tyre
After a 2 hour wait Paul from the RAC came to rescue me and patched up my tyre enough to get me home. He said he was on his way home, but took the call. I was very grateful as I wasn’t in a particularly nice part of London.

Alice the Bunny Cake in Acton

This is an Alice the Bunny cake from todays party in Acton. Evie was 4 this year  and met Alice at her party last year. It was lovely to see everyone again. A special thank you to big sister Lana for all her help

Hemel Gateway Club

Readers of this blog will know that I regularly perform at the Rickmansworth Gateway Club. Well, tonight I went over the Hemel Hemstead to see the group that meet there.

I had a good crowd for my circus workshop. I taught juggling, plate spinning , chinese ribbons and balloon modelling. A few of the members also had a go at flower sticks, poi and diabolo. The group only meet for an hour and a half so it was a rush fitting it all in.

I had some excellent feedback from parent and carers, saying that this was the most animated anyone had ever seen this group. High praise indeed. I am hoping to go back to see everyone nearer Christmas with my Christmas Magic Show.

If you would like to know a little more about Gateway, here is the link

GI Julie Cabaret

Sometimes Auntie Julie entertains adults as well as children and her favourite cabaret act is known as her ‘War Act’

FCMUK

So what is the FCMUK?

It is the Fellowship of Christian Magicians UK

Each year they have a convention and I was invited along to Swanwick in Derbyshire to lecture to them one afternoon and to be part of the evening’s cabaret.

For the evening show it was time to change my clothes and the era and I performed a new and extended version of what is affectionately known as the ‘War Act’

 

Happy New Year

A little late maybe but ‘Happy New Year’

Auntie Julie had a really busy Christmas with her last show being at the Commerz Bank in London.

Can you find Jasper – her new little cat?

She also helped with the Christmas Lights in Croxley Green