It's been wonderful being able to be here and meet so many people I've talked to online for the last few years and of course it's been an absolute joy to celebrate "Believe" and all the messages, achievements and journeys behind it's creation too.

I'm just getting my posh frock ready for tonight, but hope to pop up some photo's from the instores and showcase later or tomorrow....depending on when I'm capable of coherent thought again!

P - at Castle Hills Geoff sang You'll Never Walk Alone, Funiculi Funicula, I Beleive and did an encore of My Way. Then yesterday at Warringah he performed Senza Catene, Funiculi Funicula, How Great Thou Art and encored with I Beleive, all of which were truly stunning!

Right off to make myslef "pretty".... hmm, this may take some time!!

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Your attitude determines your altitude in life

What can I say, it was such an exciting day on Saturday - and yes, we did the whole running past everyone screaming, shouting, crying, hugging several times over and we were all talking at once and it took so much time that Geoff was 10 minutes late on stage because we were not settling down!!

Carol and I arrived in Sydney very early Friday morning and it feels like we hit the ground running and havn't stopped yet!!   We were at Castle Hill on Saturday, at 8am Sunday morning we were very priviledged to be allowed into the Channel 7 Sunrise Studio to see Geoff's live performance, then onto the next promo.   Tonight (Monday) there is a Showcase Performance at a beautiful venue on the waterfront at Darling Harbour in Sydney and we will meet up with everyone there for the final show.

I think Bev is going to do a 'Road Trip' to cover our excursions and there will be lots of pictures - watch out for the geisha girls???

Off to put on our 'party clothes' I think everyone is 'dressing up' tonight, so more pictures during the week.

Well what an adventure the past three days have been. Talk about a roller coaster ride, first and foremost I got to see the very special Mr Geoff Sewell Then for all the UK contingent to turn up out of the blue and all the emotions described above. To meet back up with our friends from Newcastle and Sydney and have Pat and Carol and Jo turn up then Bev for Sunday and yesterday WOW.

Last night was a very special night for us all. Geoff was in top form as always and we had a wonderful time showing off our Posh Frocks and stuff. I will let one of the others describe what happened as I am still too blown away by the whole experience at the moment.

 

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Ceedee

alive well and always kicking

Only if I knew in advance that everyone else were dressing up! I looked like I came straight from work! I should have wore a little black number... Oh well next time!

Oh and here's a direct link to Geoff's forum.. where some of us have posted photos.. sorry I'm too lazy to re-post them again! (I know all I have to do is copy and paste - but still!)

Jenny I have it from expert opinion that you looked very pretty.

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Ceedee

alive well and always kicking

It was so nice to see Geoff singing the national anthem at the league last night between the kiwis and the aussies...shame he didn't give my boys some pointers on how to play the game while he was there

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'Be good. But if you can't be good be careful."

  OOhhh does that mean we won???       Probably left you guys for dead did we????

 I just happened to be switching channels when I realized this was the match Geoff would be singing at - he did a great job! But we only got to see him twice!!!!  And the broacaster raved about him after it and said he hadnt heard it done so brilliantly before (or words to that effect) and that the lady singing the Australian National Anthem had a hard act to follow. (she certainly did!) But he did say that Geoff was from Amici Forever. Doh!!!

Love those boys doing the haka.(would love to see Geoff join in one day........

That would definitely be something to see Paola. The final score was 28-12 to the Aussies.

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Ceedee

alive well and always kicking

Sob...weep...despair..And I was so confident too! Oh well - being a fan of Rugby League in NZ means I cope with dissapointment and failure very well.

The haka, as always was brilliant - especially young Isaac Luke. He got so into it.

 

 

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'Be good. But if you can't be good be careful."