Good morning everyone 
Dry and sunny here at present, more showers are forecast for later,
at Mr Y, Moonie and cakes.
Yogi, I hope you catch up on sleep tonight 
I hope everyone has a good day
Good morning sunny here! Yay!
I fancy some cake 
lemon drizzle
A BBC article today about the 20p piece, it follows that post I made recently:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-48201920
Thanks El, I love lemon drizzle cake 
Iâm pleased to see that cash is sticking around, for now at least. I think itâd be awful to turn everything digital, but that just my opinion
evening thanks for the cake! 
Iâm hungry, I may need a snack. I hope you each had a good day
my car passed the MOT today
Summer, I agree, I donât want a cashless society.
Yay, thatâs good news about your MOT
Iâm shattered so Iâm heading to bed. Goodnight and sweet dreams, Summer and Ros.
Night owl hug in case Moonie poos in
Sorry I didnât see you there yogi! I got distracted by amazon. Sweet dreams, I hope you had a great day
nigh yogi summer moons
Good morning everyone it looks like it will be a sunny day today. Yogi I hope you slept better last night.
Enjoy your day everyone
~Sweet Pea~ posted:Iâm pleased to see that cash is sticking around, for now at least. I think itâd be awful to turn everything digital, but that just my opinion
evening
my car passed the MOT today
Thatâs good news Sweet 
Moonie posted:Yogi19 posted:Iâm shattered so Iâm heading to bed. Goodnight and sweet dreams, Summer and Ros.
Night owl hug in case Moonie poos in
Nice typo Yogi ðĪĢðĪĢðĪĢ
ðððððððððð POPS, I meant POPS!!!!!ððððĪðĪðĪðĪ
Hi everyone.
Itâs a lovely sunny day so Mr Y intends doing some fence painting.
Iâve been packing up the âbaby toysâ which the children have outgrown and they are going up into the loft (the toys, not the tiddlers . There is now a bit of space in my little bedroom, which the children seem to have taken over as their toy room
Have a lovely weekend, all.
Yogi19 posted:Moonie posted:Yogi19 posted:Iâm shattered so Iâm heading to bed. Goodnight and sweet dreams, Summer and Ros.
Night owl hug in case Moonie poos in
Nice typo Yogi ðĪĢðĪĢðĪĢ
Hi everyone.
Itâs a lovely sunny day so Mr Y intends doing some fence painting.
Iâve been packing up the âbaby toysâ which the children have outgrown and they are going up into the loft (the toys, not the tiddlers
Have a lovely weekend, all.
Itâs a real gem 
I should think not either
How lovely for them if not you 
You have a lovely weekend too Yogi
Well done Yogi
By the way, for Freeview users, there's some significant channel number changes on Monday affecting Channel 4's channels and also some Sony channels.
Details:
https://www.freeview.co.uk/ser...#siYOuPBO7Ik2LvCC.97
El Loro posted:Well done Yogi
By the way, for Freeview users, there's some significant channel number changes on Monday affecting Channel 4's channels and also some Sony channels.
Details:
https://www.freeview.co.uk/ser...#siYOuPBO7Ik2LvCC.97
My sister has lost BBC1 and BBC2 on her freeview El...
Moonie posted:El Loro posted:Well done Yogi
By the way, for Freeview users, there's some significant channel number changes on Monday affecting Channel 4's channels and also some Sony channels.
Details:
https://www.freeview.co.uk/ser...#siYOuPBO7Ik2LvCC.97My sister has lost BBC1 and BBC2 on her freeview El...
Moonie, assuming it's not a transmitter fault or they haven't come back she needs to first try a manual retune to see if that brings them back.
If that doesn't work, switch it off, unplug at the wall socket, wait a couple of minutes, then put plug back in and switch on. Possible that the channels then appear but more likely she would need to try another manual retune.
If that doesn't work then she may need to clear the memory of her television or digital box before retuning. Make sure it is turned off and unplug the aerial from her digital box or TV. Turn on the equipment again and retune without the aerial; her box or TV wonât find any channels. Turn off the equipment again and plug the aerial back in. After restoring the power, do a full retune using the âfirst time installationâ option (sometimes called âdefaultâ or âfactory settings). She should find her channels return.
If she isn't certain about how to do a full retune of her equipment, check the manual for instructions.
El Loro posted:Moonie posted:El Loro posted:Well done Yogi
By the way, for Freeview users, there's some significant channel number changes on Monday affecting Channel 4's channels and also some Sony channels.
Details:
https://www.freeview.co.uk/ser...#siYOuPBO7Ik2LvCC.97My sister has lost BBC1 and BBC2 on her freeview El...
Moonie, assuming it's not a transmitter fault or they haven't come back she needs to first try a manual retune to see if that brings them back.
If that doesn't work, switch it off, unplug at the wall socket, wait a couple of minutes, then put plug back in and switch on. Possible that the channels then appear but more likely she would need to try another manual retune.
If that doesn't work then she may need to clear the memory of her television or digital box before retuning. Make sure it is turned off and unplug the aerial from her digital box or TV. Turn on the equipment again and retune without the aerial; her box or TV wonât find any channels. Turn off the equipment again and plug the aerial back in. After restoring the power, do a full retune using the âfirst time installationâ option (sometimes called âdefaultâ or âfactory settings). She should find her channels return.
If she isn't certain about how to do a full retune of her equipment, check the manual for instructions.
Thanks for the info El. Appreciated very much 
Moonie, I hope that helps 
I've a client who is having computer problems today - looks as if his files have become disassociated with their programs from what he's told me. For instance, Excel doesn't open an xls file. Other than the fallback method of switching off then on to see if by chance that works, it could well be a case of having to do a system restore, and if there isn't a system backup, it looks as if it's something for a computer technician.
Good afternoon weâre changing between 2 seasons today, which is pleasant at time, shivery at others and just plain tiring! Iâm looking forward to walking bramble shortly,
i hope you're all enjoying the day
One of the more unusual loaves of bread:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-...inghamshire-48220487
El Loro posted:One of the more unusual loaves of bread:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-...inghamshire-48220487
âCrust-omerâ lol
El Loro posted:Summer, that's British weather for you
I hope you have a nice walk with Bramble
Thank you, weâre just hanging out in the car while my mum goes shopping
El Loro posted:Moonie, I hope that helps
I've a client who is having computer problems today - looks as if his files have become disassociated with their programs from what he's told me. For instance, Excel doesn't open an xls file. Other than the fallback method of switching off then on to see if by chance that works, it could well be a case of having to do a system restore, and if there isn't a system backup, it looks as if it's something for a computer technician.
I hope your client gets the computer problems sorted out
Goodnight and sweet dreams, Ros
Hug for any night owls
night yogi summer and moons if you pop in
Good morning everyone it looks like it will be another gloriously sunny day. Oh my those computer problems sound a nightmare EL, I do hope your method works. Ros how's it going with the choir? What are you working on at the moment?
Enjoy your day everyone
Midsomer Murders back next Sunday, Quite a few people you'll recognise in in this time. Jemma Redgrave, Nicholas Farrell (one of those actors who has been in lots of programmes over the years and a familiar face even if you can't quite place him), Ruby Bentall (Lark Rise to Candleford and Poldark), Ben Caplan (used to be in Call the Midwife as the police man who married Chummy (Miranda Hart)), and then there's Bill Bailey.
Link to a 1920 silent film called "Robbery Under Arms" which was an Australian film:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krZv_XrZFWw
I wouldn't bother watching it as it's poor quality and no music. But it has one point of interest. In the cast list is a "Roy Redgrave" who was the father of Michael and so can be regarded as the first member of the Redgrave acting dynasty. Jemma is Roy's great grand daughter.
Evening all.
Itâs been a lovely sunny day.
El, thanks for the heads up about Midsomer Murders.
I hope youâve all had a good Sunday
Goodnight and sweet dreams, Ros
Hug for any night owls
Sweet dreams gang I hope you all had a lovely day itâs been glorious here. We had a sunny walk, cut the grass ahead of our holiday and cried as the Durrells came to an end 
iâll look forward to the special documentary about them next week.
And of course, Victoria was the season finale too. I will miss it!
squiggle posted:Good morning everyone it looks like it will be another gloriously sunny day. Oh my those computer problems sound a nightmare EL, I do hope your method works. Ros how's it going with the choir? What are you working on at the moment?
Enjoy your day everyone
hi squiggle we are singing vivaldi's Gloria an d Mozart's -Vesperae solennes de confessore -both lovely but Mozart's is the most challenging - we are performing both on June 23rd
Thank you for asking
night yogi and summer
Good morning everyone it's another lovely bright morning. My goodness Ros I checked out the Mozart piece and it sounds very difficult. I hope all goes well with your rehearsals. I would be interested to know how it all went after the 23rd of June.
Enjoy your day everyone