Not getting my life back just having a bit off the flu.
And I waited all afternoon to see if someone will post:o
Sorry Nat. I sign on at around 8am and am here most of the time, but nobody posts all day so I don't want to sit here talking to myself as I sometimes do lol.
I posted a couple of funny ads a couple of days ago, don't know if anybody watched them - French ads. Very good
I think it would be fun to follow the DS Celebrity Big Brother threads when that starts, we can discuss it then I wonder who is entering - who they consider to be DS celebrities
I think it would be fun to follow the DS Celebrity Big Brother threads when that starts, we can discuss it then I wonder who is entering - who they consider to be DS celebrities
Sorry Nat. I sign on at around 8am and am here most of the time, but nobody posts all day so I don't want to sit here talking to myself as I sometimes do lol.
I posted a couple of funny ads a couple of days ago, don't know if anybody watched them - French ads. Very good
sorry......for not being around,....I will be back next week.....
hopefully....dont worry I havent been doing anything that exciting!!!! I liked the ads...thank you
Haha I have been invited onto the regular one before now. Couldn't do it as you have to commit to at least being on at certain times of the day, which didn't work for me (evening).
Sorry, guys. In the evening I just flake out in front of the TV at the moment.
Lovely sunny day here in Bristol.
Have booked to go and see Les Mis this afternoon with my father- and sister-in-law at the local cinema - a Curzon - one of the oldest cinemas in the UK run by volunteers. Has a beautiful red velvet curtain, tea and biscuits at normal prices - and ice cream and popcorn - and sometimes an organist pre-show to entertain the audience. They have invested in new seating though. OH used to go there as a child - it was known - as a lot of cinemas were in our day - as the local fleapit.
Anyone remember those days? Queuing on a Saturday morning for children's cinema - B movies - or serial movies where you had a cliffhanger ending and had to wait until the following Saturday to see what happened next. I think most of them were Tarzan films or something similar.
So, I've got a wad of tissues at the ready
I've seen Les Mis twice at the theatre now - which is nothing compared with the aficionados around here who used to go every time it was shown locally as well as trekking up to London regularly to see it.
Sorry, guys. In the evening I just flake out in front of the TV at the moment.
Lovely sunny day here in Bristol.
Have booked to go and see Les Mis this afternoon with my father- and sister-in-law at the local cinema - a Curzon - one of the oldest cinemas in the UK run by volunteers. Has a beautiful red velvet curtain, tea and biscuits at normal prices - and ice cream and popcorn - and sometimes an organist pre-show to entertain the audience. They have invested in new seating though. OH used to go there as a child - it was known - as a lot of cinemas were in our day - as the local fleapit.
Anyone remember those days? Queuing on a Saturday morning for children's cinema - B movies - or serial movies where you had a cliffhanger ending and had to wait until the following Saturday to see what happened next. I think most of them were Tarzan films or something similar.
So, I've got a wad of tissues at the ready
I've seen Les Mis twice at the theatre now - which is nothing compared with the aficionados around here who used to go every time it was shown locally as well as trekking up to London regularly to see it.
Have fun Kay
Although most of my very young childhood memories are from abroad, I do have very clear recollection of the ABC Minors Club and singing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzWjw7AO_Xo
I'm not quite sure when I am remembering this from, it must be 1969/70 after Africa and before Mexico. It could have been 73 when we were on leave, but I recall Paul being with us and he would have been 13 so I doubt it. I remember hating Flash Gordon and eating Curly Wurly's lol
Sorry, guys. In the evening I just flake out in front of the TV at the moment.
Lovely sunny day here in Bristol.
Have booked to go and see Les Mis this afternoon with my father- and sister-in-law at the local cinema - a Curzon - one of the oldest cinemas in the UK run by volunteers. Has a beautiful red velvet curtain, tea and biscuits at normal prices - and ice cream and popcorn - and sometimes an organist pre-show to entertain the audience. They have invested in new seating though. OH used to go there as a child - it was known - as a lot of cinemas were in our day - as the local fleapit.
Anyone remember those days? Queuing on a Saturday morning for children's cinema - B movies - or serial movies where you had a cliffhanger ending and had to wait until the following Saturday to see what happened next. I think most of them were Tarzan films or something similar.
So, I've got a wad of tissues at the ready
I've seen Les Mis twice at the theatre now - which is nothing compared with the aficionados around here who used to go every time it was shown locally as well as trekking up to London regularly to see it.
tell us what it was like, it sounds fantastic....
have you caught up with season 2 of Game of Thrones? I think its on at the weekend...
Sorry, guys. In the evening I just flake out in front of the TV at the moment.
Lovely sunny day here in Bristol.
Have booked to go and see Les Mis this afternoon with my father- and sister-in-law at the local cinema - a Curzon - one of the oldest cinemas in the UK run by volunteers. Has a beautiful red velvet curtain, tea and biscuits at normal prices - and ice cream and popcorn - and sometimes an organist pre-show to entertain the audience. They have invested in new seating though. OH used to go there as a child - it was known - as a lot of cinemas were in our day - as the local fleapit.
Anyone remember those days? Queuing on a Saturday morning for children's cinema - B movies - or serial movies where you had a cliffhanger ending and had to wait until the following Saturday to see what happened next. I think most of them were Tarzan films or something similar.
So, I've got a wad of tissues at the ready
I've seen Les Mis twice at the theatre now - which is nothing compared with the aficionados around here who used to go every time it was shown locally as well as trekking up to London regularly to see it.
We used to go to the Odeon in Swiss Cottage every Saturday morning. They had the red curtains and the guy playing the organ that used to rise out of the floor. It was mostly cowboy films that had the cliffhangers....aww those were the days:rolleyes:
Never seen Les Mis either at the movies or stage..must make a point of going to see it. Hope you enjoy Kay
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And I waited all afternoon to see if someone will post:o
I posted a couple of funny ads a couple of days ago, don't know if anybody watched them - French ads. Very good
I'm sure you could be one;)
signing this for sure Ali sorry I'm late responding here taxi run
sorry......for not being around,....I will be back next week.....
hopefully....dont worry I havent been doing anything that exciting!!!! I liked the ads...thank you
BBT:D hopefully with someone to talk then:p;)
Just wanted to pop in to say HELLO
http://instagram.com/p/VKg90yy8A-/
new picture of my norwegian javelinguy. NICE
Well, buy now :cool:
Lovely sunny day here in Bristol.
Have booked to go and see Les Mis this afternoon with my father- and sister-in-law at the local cinema - a Curzon - one of the oldest cinemas in the UK run by volunteers. Has a beautiful red velvet curtain, tea and biscuits at normal prices - and ice cream and popcorn - and sometimes an organist pre-show to entertain the audience. They have invested in new seating though. OH used to go there as a child - it was known - as a lot of cinemas were in our day - as the local fleapit.
Anyone remember those days? Queuing on a Saturday morning for children's cinema - B movies - or serial movies where you had a cliffhanger ending and had to wait until the following Saturday to see what happened next. I think most of them were Tarzan films or something similar.
So, I've got a wad of tissues at the ready
I've seen Les Mis twice at the theatre now - which is nothing compared with the aficionados around here who used to go every time it was shown locally as well as trekking up to London regularly to see it.
Although most of my very young childhood memories are from abroad, I do have very clear recollection of the ABC Minors Club and singing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzWjw7AO_Xo
I'm not quite sure when I am remembering this from, it must be 1969/70 after Africa and before Mexico. It could have been 73 when we were on leave, but I recall Paul being with us and he would have been 13 so I doubt it. I remember hating Flash Gordon and eating Curly Wurly's lol
tell us what it was like, it sounds fantastic....
have you caught up with season 2 of Game of Thrones? I think its on at the weekend...
We used to go to the Odeon in Swiss Cottage every Saturday morning. They had the red curtains and the guy playing the organ that used to rise out of the floor. It was mostly cowboy films that had the cliffhangers....aww those were the days:rolleyes:
Never seen Les Mis either at the movies or stage..must make a point of going to see it. Hope you enjoy Kay
Well I'm glad you had trouble reading it..I thought it was just me:eek:
Ooooooops...not good:(. Hope they got their money back;)
It's official... Kay hates me
And you all hate norwegian javelinguys
And you all hate me
Thank you for Ali for noticing me
Martyr? Me? HAH :cool:
I do love a good weep over a film :cool: