I've spent today in Burgess Hill, home of the pencil fence...
I think that's where we get the phrase 'penned in'.
They've also got a Roman road, but having stood at the corner of the park for five minutes at lunchtime today, studying the tourist information sign, I realised it's been tarmacked over.
It was worth visiting the place though, because I saw this poster in the town centre...
Lock up your toddlers, it's the Chris and Pui Roadshow 2011! The West End and Broadway must be busy this year, because they're playing the Martlets Hall in Burgess Hill. It's like the Palladium, only closer to a branch of Lidl.
For anyone not familiar with Chris and Pui, they're the only two characters from 'Show Me Show Me' that you can't get knitted on eBay. They're also "CBeebies' favourite double act", which is crushing news for Nuzzle and Scratch, the health & safety alpacas. If you watch Amelie's Christmas video, you'll see her open Miss Mouse, and promptly ask for Momo. She'd also like Stuffy, Tom and Teddington. But what she's not expecting to get her hands on are the two presenters. At least, not legally.
But all that changed at lunchtime today, when I found out that Chris and Pui are performing live in Burgess Hill on the 9th of April. I booked our seats tonight. It was cheaper to get a family ticket, so as well as taking Amelie, we're adopting Lisa's nephew for the day. You know, the mad one. What could possibly go wrong?
Thursday, January 20, 2011
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You're very brave! And how many soft toys will you come home with?
I have no idea what you are talking about.
My nephew is my sisters son, Dave. Blimey, your family tree must be a bit of a challenge for you.
lol (as the young people say)
I'm not sure what's more exciting, the fact that Chris Jarvis is coming to my town, or that Phil and Amelie will be in attendance.
It's a shame that my nephew is now 6, as he used to watch Chris and Poi before he ditched them in favour of CBBC. It would have been an excuse for me to go along and keep shouting out 'I know, I know' in homage to Chris' Anorak character from Childrens BBC in 1994.
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Amelie and I don't remember that show, Peter. It was before our time. But I'm sure your 6-year old nephew would still appreciate seeing Chris - in the flesh - again. Any excuse to turn up!
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