Hi everyone,
The year has been whizzing by, and before we know it, it's almost term 4, which will be different for you depending where you live in New Zealand. Term 3 is normally my busiest term, but 2021 was full of unknowns. I was very sad to have my Duffy Books role model assemblies in Wellington cancelled, as I love meeting you all and having fun. Next year maybe?
But we have got out and about to a few places, like Te Kuiti, Te Kowhai and Hautapu for speeches and poetry finals which I always enjoy. I met an amazing young girl at St Joseph's in Te Kuiti who wrote her own poem. Wow! We also ventured a little into the hills to the wonderful Rangitoto School who are doing one of my productions, 'Cinderfeller Hits Field Days.' That was a lot of fun, as I got to watch their rehearsal and give them a few tips to help them make it even better. Loved meeting them all, and am hoping I can make it to one of their show nights. What stars!
Term 4 is all unknowns, and I'm sending a big virtual hug to those of you in Auckland still coping with lockdown. I did enjoy meeting some of you via zoom chats, and Massey School had bring your pet day haha. I met two rabbits, a dog and a jumping boy! I was also pleased that my own drama students were able to perform in the Te Awamutu performing arts festival, along with 30 other actors. It was so much fun, and the night we finished we went into lockdown. talk about good timing for us.
Remember that I told you about my new Christmas production called, 'Santa Gets An e'Sleigh,' Well a school down south has decided they love it so much that they're going to perform it. I even did some tweaking on the script for them.
Don't forget my Youtube channel. I have a few poems. for littlies and you older kidlets as well.
Here's the link Youtube.com/channel/UC174DZI0aLXx7WMzZNYTDTw?view_as=subscriber
You can leave a comment or like a clip, and remember to subscribe.
Saying of the moment
'Don't put all your eggs in one basket.'
Do you know what this means? I love sayings and finding out where they first started.
Don't forget that I love hearing from you, so send me a message.
Judi B and Les and Rosie
The year has been whizzing by, and before we know it, it's almost term 4, which will be different for you depending where you live in New Zealand. Term 3 is normally my busiest term, but 2021 was full of unknowns. I was very sad to have my Duffy Books role model assemblies in Wellington cancelled, as I love meeting you all and having fun. Next year maybe?
But we have got out and about to a few places, like Te Kuiti, Te Kowhai and Hautapu for speeches and poetry finals which I always enjoy. I met an amazing young girl at St Joseph's in Te Kuiti who wrote her own poem. Wow! We also ventured a little into the hills to the wonderful Rangitoto School who are doing one of my productions, 'Cinderfeller Hits Field Days.' That was a lot of fun, as I got to watch their rehearsal and give them a few tips to help them make it even better. Loved meeting them all, and am hoping I can make it to one of their show nights. What stars!
Term 4 is all unknowns, and I'm sending a big virtual hug to those of you in Auckland still coping with lockdown. I did enjoy meeting some of you via zoom chats, and Massey School had bring your pet day haha. I met two rabbits, a dog and a jumping boy! I was also pleased that my own drama students were able to perform in the Te Awamutu performing arts festival, along with 30 other actors. It was so much fun, and the night we finished we went into lockdown. talk about good timing for us.
Remember that I told you about my new Christmas production called, 'Santa Gets An e'Sleigh,' Well a school down south has decided they love it so much that they're going to perform it. I even did some tweaking on the script for them.
Don't forget my Youtube channel. I have a few poems. for littlies and you older kidlets as well.
Here's the link Youtube.com/channel/UC174DZI0aLXx7WMzZNYTDTw?view_as=subscriber
You can leave a comment or like a clip, and remember to subscribe.
Saying of the moment
'Don't put all your eggs in one basket.'
Do you know what this means? I love sayings and finding out where they first started.
Don't forget that I love hearing from you, so send me a message.
Judi B and Les and Rosie
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