Goodnight and sweet dreams, Moonie and Ros 
Hug for any night owls
Sweet dreams gang I hope you’re all sleeping soundly, including the owls 
a very busy day here, but with lovely blue sky & sunshine 
Good morning 
overcast and cold today, brrrrrrr! Is spring ever going to fully arrive?
What are you all doing today? I’m just having a cuppa before we start work
Good morning everyone
Frost overnight and now the sun is shining.
Visiting my parents this morning, then middle son and DiL will be visiting.
Have a good day, all.
Good morning everyone
Its sunny for now but cold and breezy
Washing on the line. Just a quick trip down the road later to get some milk 
Sweet, I hope you enjoyed your cuppa
Yogi, I hope you have a nice time with your parents and that they are okay 
Likewise with your middle son and DiL 🙂
El, your weather is much like mine
Enjoy your day everyone
Good morning everyone, bright but cold with a lively breeze, promises to be sunny all day.
Enjoy your day everyone
Yogi, I hope you have a nice time with your visitors
Moonie, your post reminded me that last Saturday I got some milk from M&S. It was described as Welsh milk rather than their usual English milk. It tasted exactly the same. I wonder if, for instance, Scottish M&S stores have Scottish milk.
El Loro posted:Yogi, I hope you have a nice time with your visitors
Moonie, your post reminded me that last Saturday I got some milk from M&S. It was described as Welsh milk rather than their usual English milk. It tasted exactly the same. I wonder if, for instance, Scottish M&S stores have Scottish milk.
I have never come across any other than English milk El
Moonie posted:El Loro posted:Yogi, I hope you have a nice time with your visitors
Moonie, your post reminded me that last Saturday I got some milk from M&S. It was described as Welsh milk rather than their usual English milk. It tasted exactly the same. I wonder if, for instance, Scottish M&S stores have Scottish milk.
It may be as a result of Dairy Crest buying a milk dairy in Wales back in 2013 which had gone out of business. It supplies milk to the likes of M&S. It's intended for shops in Wales rather than England. There were only a few plastic bottles of it last Saturday, most were English. It's possible that there was an error in the deliveries. Although we are in England, Wales isn't a huge distance away, about 45 miles,
El Loro posted:Moonie posted:El Loro posted:Yogi, I hope you have a nice time with your visitors
Moonie, your post reminded me that last Saturday I got some milk from M&S. It was described as Welsh milk rather than their usual English milk. It tasted exactly the same. I wonder if, for instance, Scottish M&S stores have Scottish milk.
It may be as a result of Dairy Crest buying a milk dairy in Wales back in 2013 which had gone out of business. It supplies milk to the likes of M&S. It's intended for shops in Wales rather than England. There were only a few plastic bottles of it last Saturday, most were English. It's possible that there was an error in the deliveries. Although we are in England, Wales isn't a huge distance away, about 45 miles,
Although Cheltenham would guarantee safety with just a drawer this afternoon (there's another 4 matches to go after today) they can't be expecting much. They have the toughest match of the season, away to Lincoln who are clear at the top and could clinch promotion if they win, and could even become League 2 champions though much less likely today.
El Loro posted:Although Cheltenham would guarantee safety with just a drawer this afternoon (there's another 4 matches to go after today) they can't be expecting much. They have the toughest match of the season, away to Lincoln who are clear at the top and could clinch promotion if they win, and could even become League 2 champions though much less likely today.
It will be a draw El 
Moonie posted:El Loro posted:Although Cheltenham would guarantee safety with just a drawer this afternoon (there's another 4 matches to go after today) they can't be expecting much. They have the toughest match of the season, away to Lincoln who are clear at the top and could clinch promotion if they win, and could even become League 2 champions though much less likely today.
It will be a draw El
I think that may be wishful thinking Cheltenham are a goal down at half time.
El Loro posted:Moonie posted:El Loro posted:Although Cheltenham would guarantee safety with just a drawer this afternoon (there's another 4 matches to go after today) they can't be expecting much. They have the toughest match of the season, away to Lincoln who are clear at the top and could clinch promotion if they win, and could even become League 2 champions though much less likely today.
It will be a draw El
I think that may be wishful thinking
But...but there’s still 45 minutes to go yet El
Moonie posted:El Loro posted:and Cheltenham has just equalised
Coffs....a draw...coffs
Yep, you wuz right
A day where both sides are happy. The results from other sides mean that Lincoln is promoted and Cheltenham are guaranteed to survive (not that that's been in much doubt for some weeks) with 4 games to go
El Loro posted:Moonie posted:El Loro posted:and Cheltenham has just equalised
Coffs....a draw...coffs
Yep, you wuz right
A day where both sides are happy. The results from other sides mean that Lincoln is promoted and Cheltenham are guaranteed to survive (not that that's been in much doubt for some weeks) with 4 games to go
That’s great news El 
El Loro posted:Yogi, I hope you have a nice time with your visitors
Moonie, your post reminded me that last Saturday I got some milk from M&S. It was described as Welsh milk rather than their usual English milk. It tasted exactly the same. I wonder if, for instance, Scottish M&S stores have Scottish milk.
I’ll check next time I’m in M&S but, Morrisons, Asda etc do put Scottish Milk on their cartons
Moonie posted:El Loro posted:and Cheltenham has just equalised
Coffs....a draw...coffs
Psychic Moonie
Moonie posted:Yogi19 posted:Moonie posted:El Loro posted:and Cheltenham has just equalised
Coffs....a draw...coffs
Psychic Moonie
Can you please send me the winning numbers for Tuesday’s Euromillions? 
Goodnight and sweet dreams, Moonie and Ros
Hug for the night owls
El Loro posted:Yogi, I hope you have a nice time with your visitors
Moonie, your post reminded me that last Saturday I got some milk from M&S. It was described as Welsh milk rather than their usual English milk. It tasted exactly the same. I wonder if, for instance, Scottish M&S stores have Scottish milk.
this made me LOL - always have welsh milk 
Yogi19 posted:El Loro posted:Yogi, I hope you have a nice time with your visitors
Moonie, your post reminded me that last Saturday I got some milk from M&S. It was described as Welsh milk rather than their usual English milk. It tasted exactly the same. I wonder if, for instance, Scottish M&S stores have Scottish milk.
I’ll check next time I’m in M&S but, Morrisons, Asda etc do put Scottish Milk on their cartons
they do here yogi - welsh milk
night yogi moons summer if you pop in
Good morning everyone it's a cloudy morning again. With our milk we get more specific I always buy West Country milk.
Enjoy your day everyone
Good morning everyone
It's sunny here at presemt, chilly outside at present.
Squiggle, I thought that could be the case with your milk
As I've mentioned before, years ago I had a dream about the lottery winning numbers and remembered them when I woke up - 8,8,8,8,8 and 8
I hope everyone has a good day
I'm recording a film on Talking Pictures this afternoon called "The Halfway House". It's a 1943 British film about a group of travellers who shelter in an old inn during a storm. The travellers have various personal problems. The innkeeper is a bit mysterious. It's a fantasy film.
It's a film of its time but I'll see what it's like. It would be wrong to compare it to Dead of Night made a couple of years later but I wonder it lead to that film.
Both films were made by Ealing Studios,
THH was directed by Basil Dearden (and Alberto Calvacanti), both of whom directed segments of DON.
Some of the contibutors to the writing worked on both films.
Mervyn Johns and Sally Anne Howes were in both films.
Glynis Johns, Mervyn's daughter, is in THH playing his daughter.
Although Ealing Studios are best known for their comedies, they did make quite a lot of serious films. Besides the two I mentioned earlier they made various war films such as "Went the Day Well", the extraordinary film made in 1942 about an English village being invaded by Germans, ultra serious and scarily believable. Then "It Always Rains on Sunday" (1947) which is a foreunner of kitchen sink dramas which started about 10 years later. "Scott of the Antarctic" (1948). "The Blue Lamp" (1950). Some other later films, the last of note being "Dunkirk" (1958). The studio ceased for many years but did start again though I don't think anything as good as those films.
El Loro posted:Good morning everyone
It's sunny here at presemt, chilly outside at present.
Squiggle, I thought that could be the case with your milk
As I've mentioned before, years ago I had a dream about the lottery winning numbers and remembered them when I woke up - 8,8,8,8,8 and 8
I hope everyone has a good day
Somehow, I don’t think we’re going to win with those numbers, El
Yogi19 posted:El Loro posted:Good morning everyone
It's sunny here at presemt, chilly outside at present.
Squiggle, I thought that could be the case with your milk
As I've mentioned before, years ago I had a dream about the lottery winning numbers and remembered them when I woke up - 8,8,8,8,8 and 8
I hope everyone has a good day
🤔 I was thinking the same too Yogi
Moonie posted:Yogi19 posted:El Loro posted:Good morning everyone
It's sunny here at presemt, chilly outside at present.
Squiggle, I thought that could be the case with your milk
As I've mentioned before, years ago I had a dream about the lottery winning numbers and remembered them when I woke up - 8,8,8,8,8 and 8
I hope everyone has a good day
🤔 I was thinking the same too Yogi
I think we might need to get a Lucky Dip instead
