24/09/2026
Hi everyone,
Well I think we can all say it was a wonderful session yesterday and how lovely it was to welcome back Active Communities; Beth, no Joe as he was poorly, and Kimmy, who some of you may remember from the very early days of the cafe.
We welcomed two new members, Lance and Pat, who I hope had an enjoyable time. We also welcomed back Gerry, who has been poorly for several weeks and also Alice who has now recovered from her fall, but is still sporting a very fashionable plaster cast on her arm. It was fantastic to see you both.
Lunch over, Beth announced that as a change to the previous sessions, the music quiz would take place first. Divided into two teams, named The Stars and The Best, the quiz soon became very competitive with The Best taking an early lead, despite a lot of split points.However, by the end of the quiz, including a few extra questions, the winners were The Best, but only by one point, 19-18.
We then moved onto lawn darts, with a player from each team taking a turn, The Stars did slightly better finishing with 86 points, but still a win for The Best with 98. Then some sit down exercises to music, made all the more fun by the fake microphones and Pom poms, great to see you all moving to Jailhouse Rock, Don’t blame it on the Sunshine and Moving on Up. With a short time to spare, it was back to the music quiz and again The Best were the winners with 13-9.
It was a wonderful session, really good fun, so thank you to Beth and Kimmy for a great time. Please don’t leave it too long before you come back again.
Before I finish, I would like to say a massive thank you to Pat Tate, who used to come to the cafe with her lovely husband Colin. Unfortunately Colin passed away a while ago, but Pat has been visiting the cafe all this summer, whilst staying in Hornsea. In Colin’s memory and because he so enjoyed coming to the cafe, Pat has donated £50 to the group. Thank you so very much Pat, and we look forward to welcoming you back next year.
Our next meeting is on October 7th, when we will again be paying a visit to “Hull Fair”, courtesy of Paddy. Don’t forget your 1 & 2 pence pieces for visiting the stalls and playing games such as Hook a Duck, bowls and Tin Pan Alley.