Cirque Du Soleil

Cirque Du Soleil

We booked this a while ago and asked our family if they wanted to come and see Cirque du Soleil with us. Some of Mr P's family said yes expect the older sister and her family, but they do live in Devon.

So on 14th Jan Mr P's Mum, Dad and Sister plus family (The Woolfalls) all came over to ours first for a 'rustic BBQ' - yes, a BBQ in the middle of winter - but that's my hubby for you! On the way to the station we dropped Little Miss P off to Nanny's house for the night as she would have been scared of it and i really wanted to enjoy myself with a glass of wine.

Miss Woolfall, Little Miss P and  Little Mr Woolfall

So we jumped on the train at Woodford station all wondering what it would be like and if we would enjoy it. The train journey itself was fun, with all of us talking and Little Mr Woolfall dancing around the pole with help from Mr P.

We got to the Royal Albert Hall in good time so we got ourselves a drink and popcorn. We found where our seats were... great in the 5th row from the front - we were so close! We couldn't take any photos inside the Royal Albert Hall :0( but the show was phenomenal - we did lots of wows and 'oh my, i cant watch that', but the best bit for me was the ladies on unicycles throwing things on each others' heads... doesn't sound much fun but oh my it was, just how did they do it... i will never know.

Everyone should go and see them even if you don't think you will like it (even Mr P's Mum enjoyed it!)... you will too, just don't take children under the age of about 7 as it might be a bit too scary for them.

 This is what happens after a good night out... and i wasn't drunk x

Mrs P

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