Hello everybody and welcome back to another blog post, Yesterday was the first of December meaning we were going to get our Christmas tree. Our first stop was Tescos however because my sister wanted to get some chocolates for her friend's birthday. While we were there, we also bought some meat and cheese because my mum wanted to make a lasagna for dinner. We also bought a can of peas to give to the food bank. It's sad that we even have to give anything to the food bank but in our area I know that there are quite a few people who are struggling to get their basic needs so its nice to give something back. I was also glad to see that a lot of other people were giving to the food bank. After shopping, we got into the car to go to our nearest rectory farm where they sell real Christmas trees. When we arrived, we pulled down the back seat to allow for room for the tree. We then started looking for the tree. We found a good tree at first but then we decided we should look aro...
Hello everybody and welcome back to another blog post, Thank you for your viewership and your support in yesterday's blog post. It was supposed to go out on Monday but I guess finding the right words in these sorts of situations takes time. I'm happy to have shared the message though. It has made me feel a lot better. If you want to read that post, please click the link at the bottom of this page. However, in light of yesterday's blog post, I wanted to deliver something a little bit more cheerful for today's edition. As I've briefly mentioned before, me, my mum, and my sister have all been watching the British Netflix series, The Crown. I was recommended The Crown by some friends who are big fans of the series and so far, it has been brilliant. Granted, it's not everyone's cup of tea. My dad doesn't watch this because royalty isn't really his thing and I know a lot of other people would be put off by that aspect as wel l. However, it is actually surp...
Hello everybody and welcome back to another blog post, I guess we are all kind of missing going out a bit. On Saturday evening, my mum ordered some food from La Latina Bustaurante. Before this pandemic started, me and my family used love going to the bus restaurant because it served really great food and it was a fun way to treat ourselves. Plus, the clue is kind of in the title, it's a restaurant on a bus that serves Latin American food and who doesn't like that? However, with Ms Rona taking over the world (as my sister likes to say), we've obviously had to stop going so instead we went and got a takeaway. Let's be honest, we all seem to be stuffing ourselves anyway with food because we can't get away from that toxic kitchen every time we walk past it. However, we made a conscious effort to eat a light meal at lunch so that we could really go HAM in the evening. Me, my mum, and my dad got some Tostones. My parents had it with beef but I had mine with pulled pork...
Hello everybody and welcome back to another blog post, Today I'm going to be talking all about ZooNation and Kate Prince, in continuation with this series. Now, I've actually done a lot of research on Kate Prince's life and the ZooNation dance company when I was completing part of my coursework for BTEC dance. As I found out more about Kate and her company, I felt inspired to tell you guys about her since she isn't very well known and through what she's done, she has changed the way we look at dance and therefore deserves to be talked about today. I hope you enjoy reading about her story and the life of ZooNation! It's really interesting. Kate Prince was born in 1974 in Southampton. She is the founder and artistic director of ZooNation: The Kate Prince Company, an urban, contemporary, and hip hop specialised dance company, based in London. Kate has choreographed many pieces in her own musicals and has a real eye for creative, new, and raw talent. One of her p...
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