Comments on: Hay Ho http://www.cathykeir.co.uk/blog/hay-ho/ Welcome to the home of Beta Mum - who lacks the lifestyle and perfectionist tendencies of Alpha Mummy, but rubs along pretty well most of the time Sat, 11 Oct 2008 00:23:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Mutterings & Meanderings http://www.cathykeir.co.uk/blog/hay-ho/#comment-321 Mutterings & Meanderings Fri, 01 Jun 2007 21:52:20 +0000 http://www.cathykeir.co.uk/blog/hay-ho/#comment-321 I love the Malverns. I spent two summers in the area when I was a student, picking strawberries. We were in the triangle twixt Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire at a farm at the foot of the hills on the Herefordshire side. Went to Hay often, but never while the festival was on, unfortunately. I love the Malverns. I spent two summers in the area when I was a student, picking strawberries. We were in the triangle twixt Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire at a farm at the foot of the hills on the Herefordshire side.

Went to Hay often, but never while the festival was on, unfortunately.

]]> By: Mother at Large http://www.cathykeir.co.uk/blog/hay-ho/#comment-320 Mother at Large Fri, 01 Jun 2007 18:25:23 +0000 http://www.cathykeir.co.uk/blog/hay-ho/#comment-320 Like your posting's title! Sorry the festival proved disappointing in some ways. Great though that Ben and Hannah wrote a poem and story. Sounds like you did get a lot out of it, despite being minus one. We're hoping to manage something, goodness knows what exactly, at the Edinburgh Book Festival. I'll bear in mind all you say about literary festivals. And by the way, when I went to university, (to study English) I had exactly the same experience you describe. Like your posting’s title! Sorry the festival proved disappointing in some ways. Great though that Ben and Hannah wrote a poem and story. Sounds like you did get a lot out of it, despite being minus one. We’re hoping to manage something, goodness knows what exactly, at the Edinburgh Book Festival. I’ll bear in mind all you say about literary festivals. And by the way, when I went to university, (to study English) I had exactly the same experience you describe.

]]> By: Stay at home dad http://www.cathykeir.co.uk/blog/hay-ho/#comment-318 Stay at home dad Thu, 31 May 2007 21:45:22 +0000 http://www.cathykeir.co.uk/blog/hay-ho/#comment-318 Yes, I have found that children and literary festivals in general do not mix. Despite the events laid on for them. Probably because it necessitates too much concentration for parents. Yes, I have found that children and literary festivals in general do not mix. Despite the events laid on for them. Probably because it necessitates too much concentration for parents.

]]> By: Beta Mum http://www.cathykeir.co.uk/blog/hay-ho/#comment-317 Beta Mum Thu, 31 May 2007 20:08:03 +0000 http://www.cathykeir.co.uk/blog/hay-ho/#comment-317 Lady M - I expect there are different experiences of Hay for different people. I, too, had always wanted to go. Perhaps taking the children was an error, especially without Mike. And it wasn't just that the grandparents were there, it was at their house, and their oven door! Lady M - I expect there are different experiences of Hay for different people. I, too, had always wanted to go. Perhaps taking the children was an error, especially without Mike.
And it wasn’t just that the grandparents were there, it was at their house, and their oven door!

]]> By: lady macleod http://www.cathykeir.co.uk/blog/hay-ho/#comment-316 lady macleod Thu, 31 May 2007 20:04:34 +0000 http://www.cathykeir.co.uk/blog/hay-ho/#comment-316 The grand parents are there and the oven door falls off?! Holy Hannah! I am disappointed to hear the bad review of Hay. I have always wanted to go there - all those books, but something always came up. Perhaps for the best? The grand parents are there and the oven door falls off?! Holy Hannah!

I am disappointed to hear the bad review of Hay. I have always wanted to go there - all those books, but something always came up. Perhaps for the best?

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