The mister and I had a smashing Saturday evening, visiting some fairly new friends for dinner. I didn't document and photograph every thing we ate and drank, (even though it was all delicious and well presented), as I would rather enjoy the moment than record it. But I did take a few pics of the 'terribly artistic' models produced after we had finished eating. Which you might guess was quite late into the evening.
After dinner, Anita, our hostess, suddenly produced a small pack of modelling clay, gave us all a good wodge of it and said "make something". Here is what we all made.
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Jeremy's, Dog, Duck & Anita.
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| Anita's, Dog. |
Funny that both husband and wife sculpted their gorgeous and huge Labradoodle, Bertie. Although he was circling the table like a loveable lunatic.
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The Mister's Stonehenge with sacrifice
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| Mine, an extra from Chicken Run |
Btw the beer wasn't mine, I was the nominated driver for the evening, so a single glass of Prosecco was imbibed as an aperitif.
I love this! What a brilliant idea. Stonehenge with sacrifice and your chicken are my favourites :o) xx
ReplyDeleteThat's really brilliant...HeHe!
ReplyDeleteI've three dinner parties this weekend...Burfday
and all...Main one one Sunday for ten..Can l afford
that much play~doh.....We'll sit down at one......
And go through till 9~10...We finish up with 6~8
cheeses, olives, salami, and, l have a nice 25yr old
bottle of port...Then it's "Put your singles on Willie"
(Only make two)...Then...Then...The photos...Goodness!
By the time we finish, there are photos ALL over the place.
As l still keep them in a shoe box...I have about 200 of the
old B/W 3x3 little squared photos...All 60yrs old plus!
Great fun....
Though! I don't think l'll pass out the play~doh...HeHe!
God knows what they'll come up with....
Though l do like yours from the film 'Chicken Run'.
Sat on top of that bottle....No wonder it's got a 'smile'
on it's face....! :>)>
Oh, that sounds like a lot of fun :) Love stonehenge and the chickie too :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like the ideal after dinner entertainment, what fun!
ReplyDeleteBut who is the sacrifice?
ReplyDeleteI asked and got "no one in particular, just thought it would set the scene".
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Well, it was different anyway.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun and just a little bit bonkers! And I must say that Shrimpton and Perfect's crafting genius wins hands down!
ReplyDeleteOh Nilly, such good taste :)
DeleteJean
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Ha ha! I love this idea, and the Stonehenge, complete with sacrifice, is perfect! x
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for after dinner. In the past when we had young children visit (they're older now) I would put plain paper table clothes on the table with a jar of felt pens so that they could draw between courses.
ReplyDeleteCarolx
I would never have thought to do this but what a fun idea! I’m going out to buy a pack of that modelling clay right now! The human sacrifice is too funny. Have a lovely weekend. x
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