Little did we know that the cold car was the warmest place we would find in the upcoming 24 hours. Bunn leisure Park is a place with 2000 caravans and a huge entertainment complex and no heating system what so ever. (maybe they have one but they just don't use it)
And little did it help us when the staff told us that last year at this time people were sunbathing. Well, not this year.
We had decided already in Finland that we would go a bit wild and crazy and sleep in a caravan this one night.
Why, I ask myself?
Sometimes the glamour and the bling bling feels very distant from an a cappella singers life.
Welcome home girls!
In the girls caravan the temperature was above freezing point. In the boys caravan it wasn't.
The backstage room was the only warm place in the whole area. And the spirit was high.
And Linda was crying and Anna was trying to choke her gently.
The gig went fine once we were able to open our frozen jaws and the crowd at Selsey seemed happy and made sure we felt warm.
The next day we left the wonderful Selsey very early in the morning and headed towards St Albans were we had a gig in the evening. We have almost nothing to complain about St Albans, the hotel rooms were warm, the audience was great, but the breakfast out on the terrace was a bit too much.
So we went to eat at the best breakfast place in town.
There are clearly a few things that makes us sad and a few things that makes us happy. In that way we are very simple people. Good food makes us happy.
Look at that happy face. Who would't want to have hot chocolate with marshmallows for breakfast?!
Today we arrived to Wavendon, Milton Keynes. Looking forward to the gig tonight! At least the hotel rooms are warm.
He is so ready for Wavendon! The question is: is Wavendon ready for him?
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