Congratulations to Lillie and James
My gorgeous sister Lillie is getting married today, to her fiance James, in the tiny church in the village of Kettlebaston. It's the smallest church I've ever seen: I doubt you could fit two abreast down the aisle, and cramming 100 guests inside will be one heck of a squeeze. Perhaps that's why Lillie and James' is only the third wedding there that the vicar can remember in the last fifteen years!
My bridesmaid dress is sorted, and I have a slinkier number for the evening - when I fully intend to dance the night away to the smooth vocals provided by Black Hat.
I *think* it's going to be a lovely occasion for friends but even more for family. Our grandmother, the fabulous potter Janet Allan, is growing confetti in her back garden. Our aunt and uncle, Lis and Steve Henderson, have offered to host a "first day" lunch at their lovely home at Landermere - where various other members of our family intend to set up camp for the weekend! Lillie and James: congratulations - and, James: welcome to the family!
xxx
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Hi, I'm Nell Mead. I'm a former Army physiotherapist and I specialise in sports medicine and back pain. This is my blog, where I write about issues that are on my mind. Some of these are about issues that are specific to particular injuries or medical conditions but I will also be updating you on events occurring inside Victory and in the wider world of medical rehabilitation. I also publish guest posts by Victory's other therapists whenever I can persuade them to sit still for long enough to write something!
When we're not writing, we're offering appointments at The Foundry in Liverpool Street. We'd love to see your comments on our posts - and we'd love to meet you even more, so do pop by and meet the team.
Posted by Sarah at 11:04 on 23 Jul 2011
Congratulations Lillie and James, I am sure you will have the most amazing day, the church sounds like a wonderful venue, however small.
Enjoy the day Nell, you've looked forward to this for so long, have fun dancing the night away and always be prepared to 'fix' anyone who gets a little carried away and needs your skills... Sarah xxx
Posted by Ella Henderson at 17:59 on 26 Jul 2011
In response to Sarah's comment. I can once again testify to the brilliance of Nell.. she did indeed 'fix' me after rather too many 'slick' moves on the dancefloor. It was a wonderful day/night made even better by my back getting sorted the following day. Nell you are a superstar! xxx
@Ella
Posted by Nell Mead at 22:07 on 26 Jul 2011
Lovely to see you darling... glad it helped; you just make sure you do those exercises! They're all in the blog, just keep reading! xxx