Clwyd West AM Darren Millar is looking forward to attending a Towyn event which promises to bring “a little bit of sunshine into our lives.”
The event, entitled Bring Me Sunshine, hosted by international speaker on family issues and acclaimed author Rob Parsons, and comedy magician John Archer, aims to offer amusing insights into family life.
It has been organised by national charity Care for the Family, whose aim is to strengthen family life and help those facing family difficulties.
It will take place at North Coast Church, Gors Road, Towyn on Thursday June 12th from 7.30pm until 10pm.
The evening will offer a light-hearted look at the ups and downs of family life. Topics include how to deal with a terrible two-year old, staying sane with a teenager and re-igniting the passion in your marriage.
Darren said:
“Everyone enjoys a good laugh and it is quite fitting that this event will take place the day after the second Wales National Laughter Day which was set up to celebrate happiness and laughter in Wales.
“The role of laughter in our lives can be immense because it brings changes to our physiology, to our body and our mind. It has ben proved that laughter reduces stress and consequently makes us happier and healthier.
“Laughter really can be the best medicine and I am really looking forward to getting my dose at the Bring Me Sunshine event in Towyn next week and I would encourage others to come and get theirs.”
Rob Parsons, founder of Care for the Family, said:
“This event is all about bringing a little bit of sunshine into our lives. So often the power of laughter can be key to strengthening families. I’ll share humorous stories and lessons of family life gained from speaking with many parents from around the world.”
John Archer is the first man to fool Penn & Teller on ITV’s “Penn & Teller: Fool Us” show hosted by Jonathan Ross. He is described by comedian Tim Vine as “one of the funniest men I know”.
Tickets for the event cost £5 per person. Group discounts are also available. To reserve your place call 01745 343781 or e-mail: [email protected].
