The Chinese calendar is based on the lunar year, so the date of Chinese New Year changes every year. The Chinese calendar follows a 12 - year pattern with each year named after an animal. This year it was the year of the horse. Who do we know with a horse? Christina of course!! So we enlisted her services; requesting [...]
We had three birthdays to celebrate during January, Jean B and Peggy and Noney ; as yo Happy Birthdayto you Noney Noney & Carol Noney Birthday tea Happy Birthday to you Happy Birthday Peggy Good night birthday girl Happy Birthday Jean Looks good [...]
We held a Burns Day. To celebrate Robert Burns, and all things Scottish! Preparations began soon into the New Year as some Loch Ness monsters needed to be made. Everyone had great fun constructing these out of rolled up newspaper and papier mache. Once dried they were then painted and dressed in tartan hats and scarves! We listened to some [...]