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My new website is now up and running with lots of information about events and what we are up to: http://www.jemimarose.co.uk/ A massive thank you to Ollie Wood for creating such a great site for us.
FUND RAISING EVENTS
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO IS BEAUTIFUL? Wouldn’t they love a copy of a specially recorded CD, featuring a cover version of James Blunt’s song, “You’re Beautiful” performed by two Stoneygate School pupils Isabel Smith and Jack Gibbs.
Copies available at every drop off and pick up time all next week either in the foyer of the Senior Building or in the Pre –Prep courtyard, at a cost of £2.50 per copy with all proceeds to ‘Jemima Invites’.
Alternatively you can contact either Lynda Gibbs or Kate Smith via stoneygatenews@googlemail.com Thanks to the endeavours of Mrs. Kate Smith, we have the kind permission of James Blunt and EMI Music Publishing to produce and sell this special CD.
Spring Craft Fair in aid of Jemima Invites and a Meningitis charity on Saturday 14th March 2009 from 10am - 1pm at St John the Baptist School, Clarendon Park. Entry £1 for adults, 50p for children and under 5's free. Refreshments available, raffle and 20 or so stalls offering hand made soaps, belts, jewellery, Phoenix cards and much much more.
Christmas Fair in aid of Jemima Invites. Saturday 6th December 10am - 6pm, Sunday 7th December 10am - 4pm
At Great Bowden Village Hall. Plenty for the children to do whilst you shop; face painting, mini manicures, hair curling and plaiting, decorations to make and letters to Santa.
Traditional children's’ pyjamas and nightdresses, stocking fillers, table decorations, Welsh blankets, jewellery and jewellery boxes, rag dolls and children rocking chairs to mention but a few and hot chocolate and mince pies, coffee, tea and cakes throughout the day.
For more details call Ashley on 0797 6517118
Don’t forget your jute bags, £5.00 each or two for £9.00 available from School Office or via the
newsletter at stoneygatenews@googlemail.com
Cheques to Jemima Invites please.
A couple of Stoneygate Dads have completed the NY Marathon and raised over £500. Great effort thank you so much. You can still sponsor them on: www.justgiving.com/jemimanyc2008
Over 60 Stoneygate School children, parents and teachers completed a swimathon at Next Generation on Tuesday 2nd September 2008. We completed an amazing 100810 metres which is 62.64miles!!!!!!!! Children of all ages took part aged 3 and over including Emily and Jemima. To sponsor them go to: www.justgiving.com/channelswimathon We raised a huge £3200
The inaugural Jemima Invites Golf Day was held at Kilworth Springs Golf Club in July and a wonderful day was had by all. Thank you very much to Emma Maziak for her excellent organisation and raising £612.
Davina Merriman's Shop til you Drop day was a huge success and many Mums and daughters did their best to buy as much as possible. Thank you Dav for the huge £1350 raised.
Rosie Jordan went all out to complete the Rutland Water Triathalon on June 21st and did so in a fantastic time. She also raised and amazing £1100. Thank you Rosie!
A team of extremely fit people participated in a triathlon organsied by Lucy and Yanni on July 3rd at Next Generation raising funds for both Jemima Invites and Neuroblastoma. They raised a fantastic £3,500. Well done one and all.
Does your dog need some help with obeying your commands? If so, why not join Stewart North in Great Glen for a course of training. For more information email: workinggundogs@aol.com All proceeds to Jemima Invites. More information to follow.
Auntie Jax and Bans Learoyd organised a fantastic Bingo and Boogie night in their barn in Northants and we all had a fabulous evening. The amount raised was a staggering £25,000 to be split between 3 charities! Amazing effort Jax and Bans. Thank you so much.
Handmade @ Holbrook Craft Sale was a huge success and many people were able to sample the talents of some wonderful local people. Thank you so much Heather for organising such a great event and the donation of £322.
Summer Luncheon and Cookery Demonstration by Rosemary Leech. We had a fabulous day on Tuesday 24th June 2008 and raised £1600. Thank you to everyone who came.
The tennis tournament at Stapleford Park was a huge success enjoyed by both players and supporters alike. There were some excellent tennis players with many close matches which went to tie breaks. Well done to Philly who oraganised the day single handedly and raised an amazing £3000!
The mad cyclists all enjoyed a fantastic day and successfully made it to Brancaster Staithe covering over 100 miles each in around 7½ hours! The sponsorship has nearly hit a jaw dropping £20,000. An amazing effort by all involved. www.justgiving.com/ridetonorfolk
The three crazy ladies completed their 50 mile highland ramble in appalling conditions of hail, snow and rain not to mention to gale force winds! Together they have raised £4,500! www.justgiving.com/highlandramble
The Picnic and Play day at Twinlakes was a huge success. Everyone had a great day out and the weather was very kind. We raised £1320!
The Dance Workshop was great fun and the parents were treated to a wonderful dance show at the end of the morning. We raised £325.
Auntie Nic-Nocs, Debbie, Sam and Venetia hosted the most fabulous Hoby Hop on Saturday night and raised an unbelievable £4,000. Thank you to everyone who came to have a boogey and one of Mart's cocktails in Hoby village hall.
My Granny and Papa's friend, Ann Gilding, swam 70 lengths in Andraitx Pool on her 70th birthday in February - She raised the most unbelievable £2000. Thank you so much Ann and your manager, Malcolm. http://www.justgiving.com/anngilding
Rebecca Marsham, Sophie Wakely and 46 of their friends ran 5K on Wimbledon Common on Saturday for Jemima's Fellowship http://www.justgiving.com/rebeccamarsham1 and raised a staggering £3500. A huge thank you to all the runners for your fantastic support.
Lucy Pover's coffee morning raised an amazing £1000. Thank you very much Luce and to all who attended.
Jemima Invites you to a Cricket Match and Family Fun Day
Amount raised: £4,750
Mike, Mel and Megan Brocklebank ran the Great Kibworth Run ½ marathon on Sunday for Jemima. You can sponsor them on www.justgiving.com/melbrocklebank. They have raised a fantastic £2000!!!
Big Sis Emily also ran the fun run in Kibworth and raised £150. Well done Sissy snake!!!
Lucy Pover's Spinning and Curry night last week caused a few numb bums but raised a fab £250 - thank you to the cyclists!
Auntie Nic Nocs' coffee morning raised an amazing £2,000 and everyone had a great time. Thank you very much Auntie NNs.
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14 comments:
Hi Jemima
Noah, Tallulah, Rachel and I are really pleased that you are already using your blog. We really hope it brings you lots of joy.
Love from the Woods x
Dear Jemima
thank you sooooooooooooooo much for my bag. I agree about good girls and bad boys. I think your new blog is absolutely fabulous.
you are so pretty
Lots of love Freya xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi Jemima !
Your pictures are great. I don't know what you just saw on your laptop , must it must be very funny ! Keep on smiling ! this is the first 'blog' I ever tried, so you've made me feel very teckno-whizzy !!!
Uncle Simon xx
Morning Mima,
Emma's away at a fair , hoped you liked your curly wurly,sorry to have missed you and hope you had a good day in Birmingham.
Love Charlie - the fastest man on the slopes
Hi Mima
It's fae again. I have made you a poem to cheer you up it is called Currys.
Um.....curries
Jalfrazi,Passanda,Bhuna,tindaloo and vindaloo to name a few.
Forget the nan bread and basmati
Just make me plain old curry.
12am 3am 10am 2pm 4pm 6pm 10pm whatever the time, i will have my curry!
Not to share, it is all mine!!
I would like to say they do me some good, the indian spices make me feel warmer. But i don't care about all of that.
I JUST WANT MY KORMA!!
lOTS OF LOVE FAEXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Dear Mima
My name is Julia and you have not met me but I think you know my mum called Rita who lives in Mallorca. I used to live in Leicester and knew your mum when she was your age. Our two families would go on holiday together and have a lot of fun. You look very pretty just like her.
Rita talks about you and your sister on the phone to me all the time about how lovely you both are and always looks forward to your visits to Mallorca.
I have heard from her how poorly you have felt but how brave you have been receiving your treatment in hospital. You are obviously a very special girl to have done so well. Keep smiling and keep going and soon it will all be behind you! And I would love to meet you one day. Love from Julia Cox
Hello Mima.
You look so pretty and happy in your pictures that it's hard to think you are poorly. We are very proud of you. I have missed seeing you and Emily at Hammondsfield. I hope someone is keeping your bike in good repair. Love from John (lawnboy) and Jen.
Dear Mima
my name is Letizia and I have heard about you from your grandma who is a very good friend of a friend of mine (Juliette and Leslie) and so you see how many friends you are aquiring and are gathering around you, of all age, as we are a bit more mature and grown up than you. I work in a hospital in London and have worked for many years with adults with leukaemia and carry out tests as the one you have had recently. Be assured that you are in very good hands and the doctors are WITH you and your family to help you to get better. It will be not too long that you will start feeling almost as you were in the past and then you will be back to normal, as the happy and wonderful girl you are. It is not the easiest of time for you but it will get better a bit every day! It always amases me how fantastically strong children are and because they are the small and wonderful version of what they will look as adults, you will be a fantastic person not only now but when you grow up as well!! Keep looking at the good side of everyday, not the half empty glass but the half full! being happy stimulates a lot of good endorfins (the good hormones in the body) which like little magic good witches they send the bad cells away. Please write to me if there is any question you need to ask and as with grandma I will try to answer all I can.
lots of love
Letizia
Hi Jemima, It's Herbie and Toby here. Were glad you liked your prezzies and were so thrilled to hear you had a great weekend in (Cornwall)!!! and that you are feeling much better. Weve just come back from 4 days in Cornwall and had a really nice time. Weve got some news, were going to choose a chocolate labrador puppy this weekend! We are hopefully getting a girl and wondered if you have any suggestions for her name.
Hows your puppy? We have some lovely pics to show you of you and your sis in Majorca and just need your e.mail to send them.
Lots of love and keep in touch.
The Hart family. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Dear Korma,
I am having great fun playing with Rory Dog, but that man Stewart has had to put us in the naughty corner, its all Rory's fault. Every time Stewarts back is turned we run off into the house and pinch something as fast as we can. It causes chaos, all the family running after us and shouting at us. Ho Ho. Our favourite bit is when we bury our face in a cowpat (that was Rory's idea). Stewart goes ballistic and gets very red in the face. Rory had a bath this morning cause he is going home today, but he didn't like being clean so he rolled in a cowpat, how funny it was. (got into trouble tho) I think I might do that tomorrow, then maybe Florie will stop kissing me, yuk.
Digby Dugbum. woof woof
Hi Mima,
I spoke with your Uncle Simon on Friday, he told me about your new site and now we can keep in touch.
Holly and Charlotte were in Marblehead, on the East Coast of America,with their Grandma. I went for the weekend to celebrate her 75th birthday and Simon called me while I was in the taxi.
I came back early to pick up our new puppy called Duncan who was flown into Denver from South Dakota where we bought him. Holly and Charlotte are going to send you a picture when they get home.
I think you have been very brave and we know you are going to be better soon. Holly will write when she gets back.
Lots of Love
Uncle Tim in Vail
Hi Jemima
I have just got your blog from Rachel so I thought that I would give it a go. I am kept updated on your news and present situation by various people but it will be nice to talk direct to you now. I heard that you had a good day at Rutland water with your family recently I hope that you are able to have many more good days out over the summer period.Do you remember Victoria Balchin? Emily would remember her better.well she is coming back to teach at glen in September in the Reception block with Mrs Coyle as her assistant,she will be teaching in my old room and I will be going into Mrs Masons room.
Jemima I hope the treatment you are having will soon make you better,in the meantime chin up and keep that smile on your face.
I would love to see you sometime when you are feeling up to it,just let me know.
love from
Mrs Ball xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi Mima, The Harts here. We just received your lovely thank you note, it made us smile. Your horse riding sounded fun. For my mums b.day my dad booked mum a game of horse polo. She loved it but coulden't walk for week with aches and bruises! Any ideas on a name yet for our girl choc pup? we went to see her last week and she is so cute. We will try and send you some photos. We hope you get over your bug quickly and get stronger very soon. Were enjoying your blog, keep it going. lots and lots of love Herbie and Toby.xxxxxxxxxx
hey jemima my grandma was looking threw the news paper and saw this website and she read all the page about you i cant belive what you have bin threw you are very brave and i hope you carry on being so.. happy i will come on this website often now and send lots of messages to you i love you blog its so.. good talk to you soon love Danielle age 11
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