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by blue
Wed Sep 04, 2013 11:08 am
Forum: I'm feeling talkative
Topic: Signs of middle age
Replies: 6
Views: 4678

Re: Signs of middle age

Well having read the list, I've been doing some of those since I was a teenager. :mrgreen: I stopped listening to Radio 1 in 1993, the year it became New Lad FM. Never been one for Radio 2, I've listened to Radio 3 + 4 since I was young. Always been one for misplacing things, I've been regularly dri...
by blue
Wed Aug 21, 2013 5:05 pm
Forum: I'm feeling talkative
Topic: How are you today?
Replies: 1167
Views: 620366

Re: How are you today?

Well I was playing the 'Sat In Your Lap' video on youtube today and he ran away crying! :mrgreen: I told his mum on the phone about everything being amazing and wonderful in town, apparently she has taught him these words as a way of trying to get him to stop swearing before he starts nursery. :shoc...
by blue
Wed Aug 21, 2013 12:17 pm
Forum: I'm feeling talkative
Topic: How are you today?
Replies: 1167
Views: 620366

Re: How are you today?

My grandson seems to be practising superlatives at the moment. Just been out into town with him and everything was either 'fantastic', 'amazing' or 'wonderful'. My favourite thing he's saying now is when he goes for a wee wee - I'm not allowed to help him in any way because he's a big boy you know a...
by blue
Wed Aug 14, 2013 6:16 pm
Forum: I'm feeling talkative
Topic: How are you today?
Replies: 1167
Views: 620366

Re: How are you today?

I totally missed the whole thing, so glad sometimes that I don't have a telly now. :mrgreen: In far more important news this summer, A SCOT WON WIMBLEDON!!!!!!! I was working on that Sunday and had to follow it via the internet on my phone, but my daughter had recorded the match for me so I did get ...
by blue
Wed Aug 14, 2013 6:04 pm
Forum: I'm feeling talkative
Topic: Nostalgia and our earliest childhood memories!
Replies: 3
Views: 4811

Re: Nostalgia and our earliest childhood memories!

Ooh god, things I remember on the telly .... one of my first memories is of it being on the news that The Beatles had split up. There were lots of grown ups in my house all seeming upset, it was obviously A VERY BAD THING that had happened and I was intrigued by the atmosphere. I remember watching i...
by blue
Wed Aug 14, 2013 5:47 pm
Forum: The sound of music
Topic: Leading the WOMAD procession
Replies: 2
Views: 3147

Re: Leading the WOMAD procession

Looks like great fun, Dave, nice to see your son as well, crikey he's so big now! :shock:
by blue
Wed Aug 14, 2013 5:42 pm
Forum: All about Stina
Topic: Magasin 3 project info
Replies: 30
Views: 8658

Re: Magasin 3 project info

Interesting read, quite telling in some parts. Her comments about the subconscious/unconscious are intriguing to me because that is an area of the creative mechanism I'm very absorbed by myself. It is a direct communication with aspects of yourself that you don't normally encounter in any other way....
by blue
Thu Jun 27, 2013 4:59 pm
Forum: The big picture
Topic: Paperhouse
Replies: 17
Views: 11393

Re: Paperhouse

Oh I didn't realise it was out on DVD! That's good news. *adds to list* I get nearly all my DVDs secondhand these days, either from charity shops or Amazon marketplace. The local Cancer Research shop here is awesome for DVDs, I've added dozens to my collection from there. Latest this week were The B...
by blue
Thu Jun 27, 2013 4:49 pm
Forum: I'm feeling talkative
Topic: How are you today?
Replies: 1167
Views: 620366

Re: How are you today?

Oh that annoys the hell out of me when I read it, anyone who has cats knows it's just not true. The difference between cats and dogs in that sense is that cats bond with one particular person in the family whereas dogs regard themselves as part of the 'pack' so are equally affectionate/loyal with ev...
by blue
Thu Jun 20, 2013 2:37 pm
Forum: The big picture
Topic: Paperhouse
Replies: 17
Views: 11393

Re: Paperhouse

WHAT IS BLU-RAY? *technophobe*

Is it out on normal DVD or just this new fangled format that I probably need to buy a new machine for?
by blue
Thu Jun 20, 2013 2:34 pm
Forum: The sound of music
Topic: The Tori Thread
Replies: 783
Views: 111859

Re: The Tori Thread

She wishes! No amount of photoshopping could make her look like that. :mrgreen: The actress is called Rosalie Craig, she's a very good musical theatre actress apparently. There's some serious talent involved in The Light Princess, from National Theatre boss Nicholas Hytner to playwright Samuel Adams...
by blue
Thu Jun 20, 2013 2:26 pm
Forum: I'm feeling talkative
Topic: How are you today?
Replies: 1167
Views: 620366

Re: How are you today?

Oh Dave, I'm so sorry you've lost Tatty. [b)] It's amazing how much it feels like a member of the family is gone, when you've had an animal that long. She did jolly well though to get to that age, she was obviously well looked after. And at least she was in her own familiar surroundings at the end. ...
by blue
Thu Jun 13, 2013 3:32 pm
Forum: The sound of music
Topic: The Tori Thread
Replies: 783
Views: 111859

Re: The Tori Thread

I think this is the sort of feel she's been going for with some of her album artwork in recent years, only the people at the National Theatre obviously know what they're doing. :mrgreen: The actress who will play the lead, and who appears in this poster, is a blonde in real life so I'm assuming it's...
by blue
Thu Jun 13, 2013 3:23 pm
Forum: The sound of music
Topic: The Tori Thread
Replies: 783
Views: 111859

Re: The Tori Thread

Poster for the forthcoming Tori musical, The Light Princess, has appeared in the last couple of days: