Any of you know the song in today's episode of Doctors?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/e...9-46-the-longest-day
Starts at 22 minutes 52 seconds in. The BBC haven't given any credits information and the subtitles just say "women sings in other language with acoustic guitar".
Don't think it's Enya or her sister Moya Brennan as their voices are deeper.
Good afternoon 
we had a thunderstorm at 6am this morning, which knocked my wifi funny, but all is now restored 
my friend has made me a shepherds pie and they're my favourite thing that she makes! 
yogi, I hope dress shopping has been successful and that you've all had a lovely day
Evening all.
The dress hunt was successful. PB tried on three dresss and liked all of them. Fortunately, she and her auntie (bride-to-be) had the same favourite. She looked as pretty as a picture, and was so excited, she even hugged the assistant in the bridal shop.
Squiggle, BB is tall and a sturdy build (unlike PB who is dinky) so he will really suit a kilt - and look incredibly cute too.
Sorry El, I can't help with the song, I have no idea who it is.
Summer, I'm glad your wifi is sorted.
Moonie, I'm off to make my guess in your "starts with c and ends with e" puzzle.
Aaaaw on is such a darling, I'm glad you've had a successful and happy shopping trip 
crikey El! That's humid & hot indeed. It's getting hotter here as the night goes on. The one show said it's the hottest summer solstice since records began
I've survived another night of BB!
Goodnight and sweet dreams, Summer, Velvet and Ros.
night yogi summer velvet
You've done well yogi sweet dreams
goodnight velvet too
Good morning everyone
Cloudy here, still warm but not the heat over the last few days.
Summer, I'm not surprised with yesterday being the warmest summer solstice on record.
Yogi, I'm glad the dress hunt was successful I've asked the BBC about that song so may find out the answer over the next few days.
Client meeting this morning, straightfoward one - the travelling time will be as long as the actual meeting
Talking Pictures has The Good Companions on this evening at 7.10 pm, British musical comedy though I don't think either of the leads Eric Portman and Celia Johnson do any of the singing. the reason for mentioning it is that it's based on the novel of the same name by J B Priestley (Father Brown stories).
I hope everyone has a good day
Good morning it's warm here but dark clouds are gathering and rain feels imminent, I'm going to enjoy every drop that splashes off the pavement
El, I hope there's a cup of tea at your clients, to make the travelling time more worth your while
Good morning everyone.
Weather is dry and cloudy, with rain forecast for later.
El, I hope the meeting goes well.
Enjoy your rain, Summer.
Have a good day, everyone
Good morning everyone, a lovely breeze and much cooler and fresher. So nice to be able to enjoy a good night's sleep, I hope everyone else has caught up on their sleep too.
I hope all went well with the Council inspection Moonie. What a lovely day you had Yogi, I bet little Miss PB cannot wait until she can wear her beautiful flower girl dress. And with the fine upstanding young man in his kilt alongside her. It's going to be such a happy day.
Enjoy your day everyone
I'm back from that client, a straightfoward meeting and I did get a cup of coffee She's almost 80 and was saying that was such a lack of television to watch so I mentioned Talking Pictures to her which she wasn't aware of. I showed her that she could get it on her television (Freeview). I think she will find quite a few things to watch on it. I also showed her how to retune the television as she didn't know how to and was waiting for her son to do it for her when he next visited. (The only son I know of lives in Jersey).
Yogi19 posted:Evening all.
The dress hunt was successful. PB tried on three dresss and liked all of them. Fortunately, she and her auntie (bride-to-be) had the same favourite. She looked as pretty as a picture, and was so excited, she even hugged the assistant in the bridal shop.
Squiggle, BB is tall and a sturdy build (unlike PB who is dinky) so he will really suit a kilt - and look incredibly cute too.
Sorry El, I can't help with the song, I have no idea who it is.
Summer, I'm glad your wifi is sorted.
Moonie, I'm off to make my guess in your "starts with c and ends with e" puzzle.
Awwww she is such a darling
You was wrong
~Sweet Summer~ posted:Good morning
El, I hope there's a cup of tea at your clients, to make the travelling time more worth your while
Hi Sweet
I hope you got your rain and enjoyed splashing about 
That's a relief moonie- phew!!!!
Happy International Yogi Day to Summer :
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-40354525
El Loro posted:Happy International Yogi Day to Summer :
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-40354525
Typo alert, El.
Afternoon all.
It's cooler here today which meant Keira enjoyed her walk a lot more.
El Loro posted:I'm back from that client, a straightfoward meeting and I did get a cup of coffee
I'm sure the lady appreciated your help, El.
Yogi19 posted:El Loro posted:Happy International Yogi Day to Summer :
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-40354525Typo alert, El.
For some obscure reason I tend to type Yogi more often than Yoga
I think we should start a campaign for there to be an official International Yogi Day
BBC article today about the very high proportion of male lead acts in the headline slots of music festivals in the UK.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-40273193
In the survey there were just 6 female acts, Beyonce, Pink, Florence & the Machine, Grace Jones, Rihanna and Joanna Newsom.
I'll add a note re Joanna Newsom as I think she's likely to be the least known to people. She's American and does sort of folk music using a harp or piano. I was intrigued when I heard of her so bought one of her albums called Ys just to see if I liked it. Here's the shortest song on that album (there's only 5 as they are longer than the average song).
Personally I find her diction appalling and it's hard to work out what the words are.
El Loro posted:Yogi19 posted:El Loro posted:Happy International Yogi Day to Summer :
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-40354525Typo alert, El.
For some obscure reason I tend to type Yogi more often than Yoga
I think we should start a campaign for there to be an official International Yogi Day
Sounds good to me
Goodnight and sweet dreams, Ros, Velvet and Summer.
El Loro posted:Happy International Yogi Day to Summer :
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-40354525
Thank you for that El I didn't know its international yoga day 
but I did practise some this morning as usual
yoga means union, as in of the mind, body & soul. I keep that in mind when I practise the physical exercises and I credit it to my frequently feeling fabulous 
Sweet dreams yogi I'm glad kiera got to enjoy a cooler walk today, I saw a beautiful golden retriever during my evening walk and thought of you two
night yogi summer velvet
Good morning everyone
Cooler and fresher here today.
Another client meeting this morning, straightforward though will be longer than yesterday's.
You may have heard on the news about some 800,000 Viirgin Media users told to change their network and router passwords. They are those users who have Superhub 2 who use them wireless rather than wired and who haven't changed their passwords from the factory set passwords.
I hope everyone has a good day
Good morning everyone.
It's raining up here.
El, I hope the meeting goes well.
Re the Virgin hub password, I changed the hub password from "Change me" some time ago (on your advice). Is there something else I need to change?
Hubby and I are off to the cinema this afternoon. We can decide whether to see Churchill or Hampstead.
Have a good day, everyone.
Good morning everyone, quite a breeze here this morning. It will be another day with no electricity, due to go off in about 10 minutes, working on the low voltage power lines again. I don't know why they had to do it over again 
Enjoy your day everyone
Yogi, their advice for wireless users is to also change the passphrase under wireless settings from that shown on the underneath of the superhub. Their reason is that as it only has 8 letters it's fairly quick for hackers to crack it so they advise something longer. A nonsense but memorable phrase with bits of punctuation marks for instance I-roam:apples-groaning:heavier-crash
El Loro posted:Yogi, their advice for wireless users is to also change the passphrase under wireless settings from that shown on the underneath of the superhub. Their reason is that as it only has 8 letters it's fairly quick for hackers to crack it so they advise something longer. A nonsense but memorable phrase with bits of punctuation marks for instance I-roam:apples-groaning:heavier-crash
I've changed the passphrase today but I'll go back and add some punctuation marks and make it longer.
Edit: done! Thanks El.
squiggle posted:Good morning everyone, quite a breeze here this morning. It will be another day with no electricity, due to go off in about 10 minutes, working on the low voltage power lines again. I don't know why they had to do it over again
Enjoy your day everyone
Oh no. I hope it isn't off for long.
You may want to see Monday's episode of Doctors as there's a on off appearance from a well known actor best known for two of the most popular television series of all time which are still being repeated though they finished quite some time ago. I say two series though there are three series but two of them are essentailly the same with just an extra word in the title. You may be able to guess who I mean from just that information.
