Showing posts with label teaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teaching. Show all posts

Saturday, 9 April 2011

Moving day

This year has been one of great change, so it hardly came as a surprise when we were told that the barn adjacent to our training field is finally ready for conversion. I would like to thank everyone who offered suggestions and leads for a new field, it was touching to have such support on hand. As a result is wasn't very long at all before we found ourselves being shown around Pool Farm in Kingston Seymour. We now have a great new field, enclosed on all sides, larger than previously, and with hard standing for car parking right alongside the field. Thanks must go to Sara Bingham for sourcing the field thanks to her friendship with Margaret Bush our new landlady. We're delighted with our new venue and can't wait to start teaching! :)


Today I'm grateful for the many willing helpers who were there to support Sue & I as we made the rather emotional move from our old venue to the new.

Saturday, 16 January 2010

Well done everyone!

I felt I had to just write a note to say how proud I was of everyone today - the long break doesn't seem to have done anyone any harm at all, and you were all very focused - dogs and handlers! Well done!

Today I'm grateful for my beautiful boys who were very pleased to see their Mummy after she'd been out all day. It's so nice to be welcomed home by wet kisses and little bear hugs :-)

Tuesday, 7 April 2009

Out of little acorns..

Some lovely things of this past week or so:

1. Baby Callum giving me and my mum his first smiles - aaah!! :-))


2. Having a lovely evening out with my husband Mike on Saturday for his hockey club's annual dinner
3. Lel & Hattie winning Grade 1 agility on Saturday - go girls!
4. Ella & I winning the agility round in Sundays league match, and nailing two sets of 12 weave poles during the evening - perhaps winning Grade 1 isn't as far off as I worry it might be?!
5. Lel & Hattie coming 3rd in the agility during the same league match
6. New starters group at Severnside really inspiring me, and enjoying being back teaching agility