Proms
At the weekend, we had a fabulous evening out with friends and family. It was an outdoor classical concert. We lucked out with the weather – there was scrummy food, good music and lots of laughs too.
There was some balloon modelling going on – not sure whether the kids or the adults enjoyed that one most!
Part of the show involved a flyover by a spitfire. I would have a lovely photo of the spitfire, if I’d taken it a second later (can you see him behind the flag?)
Some people had decorated a tree in ribbons.
At the end of the evening, there was a firework display.
I did do a little bit of knitting that night on some plain socks.
I couldn’t take my current main project because of all the beading.
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