Flamenco dancing entertainment near Worksop
To get into the swing of things, I had a little bit of a dance with the bride-to-be, Leanne. Since, I had missed the Flamenco dancing lesson, I asked for a bit of a personal taster. I was well…let’s just say that Mind Reading is what I’m sticking too!
I had a good go at it, though, and raised a number of laughs, and glasses with my ‘entertaining’ moves. It was at that moment that I realised this was not going to be a regular bridal shower, but a pretty fun one. But I wasn’t there to be dancing the night away, I was there to entertain the guests with my mind reading, so I put away my dancing shoes and started to read minds.
Who was going to be first…I think there is only one person I can begin with at a bridal shower…
Mind Reading Entertainment near Worksop
After the, ahem, successful dancing, I began by reading Leanne’s mind. I asked her to draw any image that she could think of. Since the hen party was in full swing, this raised a number of laughs in, and of, itself.
Leanne, then mentioned that she was a hardened analytical sceptic by her own admission, and that she would be very impressed, and vexed, if I was able to read her mind. She was therefore quite impressed when I was able to use my mind reading skills successfully with her, by working out what she was most likely to draw.
I not only read Leanne’s mind, but the guest next to her was thinking of an image as well, but had not drawn anything. I turned toward the guests, grabbed a piece of card, and began to draw.
After thirty seconds, I had finished my drawing and asked the guest to name the image she had in mind. I then turned my card around to proved that I had in fact read her mind.
With that, I shook Leanne’s hand and enjoyed her smile.
The fun didn’t stop with Leanne, though, I then began to entertain her guests, as well as guests entertaining me. I asked one of the guests to go inside and grab any book. To open up that book anywhere that she liked and to choose any word on that page.
After a few moments of deep psychological analysis, I was able to slowly pull each letter of the word from the guest’s mind, until I had the complete word. Seeing this type of mind reading up close really left everyone around us speechless.
I then went on to entertain all of the remaining guests with numerous feats of mind reading, and everyone had a great time. Don’t take my word for it though, here is what Leanne, the bride-to-be had to say about me:
I wish Leanne a long and happy marriage, and life.
