LPC GROUP D

Hello all!

Glad to hear you guys had a great night at stourhead! I was busy dancing away at a twelve hour dance marathon - which was great fun but didn't half make me ache ;o)

So how are the newly qualifieds? Enjoying being proper grown ups now?

Anyone else secured a training contract since we last met? I have three interviews outstanding but no luck yet!

Looking forward to seeing you all again soon, stay well and happy, Caz ;o)

Link to the site with the photos is
www.pbase.com/babypicasso/parties
Other photos should be uploaded to this site soon
Will keep everyone posted with our party date, looks like being 23 September but will confirm. Well done everyone and have a brilliant summer.
Key remarks of the evening (you know who you are):
'How are you feeling now Centurian?'
'You mean like a rapist?'
and
'Do my trousers puff out enough?'

Just wanted to update my e-mail address so we can keep in touch.
Good luck everyone for the results next week and (hopefully) see some of you on the PSC!

See below photos of those of us that were last to leave the bar after the last exam although we all left sober and sensible and some people were even talking about adult subjects like preferential mortgage deals so we can clearly hold our gin and tonics.


Credit to Rebecca for the piccies

Hopefully none of us will be seeing the exam again. We all came out grinning and nobody mentioned PILON clauses for the rest of the day. Good luck with exams folks here comes the summer.

Don't forget to book your tickets if you haven't already. Find the details below:

View across lake - Fete Champetre July 2004
Stourhead prepares for a night with the stars:
22/03/2006

The National Trust has announced that the famous Fête Champêtre will take place in the beautiful surroundings of Stourhead Garden on the evenings of Friday 21 and Saturday 22 July. This year event goers are encouraged to enter into the spirit of the theme, "A Night with the Stars" by attending the event dressed as their favourite star of stage, screen or the firmament!

Entertainment throughout the 120 acre landscape garden will include music celebrating the golden age of the movie musical, the melodies of the Dance Band era, the jazz greats and Broadway Babes. The 'Rat Pack'is back and Abba UK will be arriving with a host of chart topping hits. The romance and drama of Mozart's most popular operatic arias will fill the air, appropriately sung from the steps of an eighteenth-century temple.

Prepare to be surprised by a host of flamboyant characters as you wander along the illuminated lakeside paths. Meet Sir Ralph Luvvie in his motorised armchair, Titan the singing robot, gorgeous pouting starlets, ghastly Oscar award winners, seedy tabloid journalists, zealous cosmetics ladies, and even Elvis with a clutch of adoring housewives from Bristol! Those with Stars in their Eyes can display their talents in the Karaoke Glade while the lakeside dance floor will be expecting some budding Fred and Ginger's!

The Stourhead Fête Champêtre is famous for its fireworks - a dazzling finale over the lake. But it is the audience that gives the Fête Champêtre its special atmosphere. Over the years, their enthusiasm for dressing in different costumes and for bringing splendid picnics to enjoy in this beautiful garden has contributed much to the enduring appeal of the event.

As the Daily Telegraph said,"If I could be anywhere in the world this evening, I would choose to be at Stourhead " while the Bath Chronicle said, "A breathtaking spectacle...simply as perfect a night as one could ever wish to experience".

Tickets are available online from www.nationaltrust.org.uk/events

Issued by Katharine Boyd, Wessex Regional Press Office, The National Trust.
Tel. 01985 843610 or email katharine.boyd@nationaltrust.org.uk

... and well they should

Will there be jacket potatoes?

Will there be milk?

Can't have been too bad clearly