Nighty night, sleep well, sweet dreams Rosss, Yogi(I hope your okay) and Buddies 
@El Loro posted:
made me smile but Spiderman seems lovely doing the good stuff he does thank you EL
night Yogi moonsieee EL
Good morning everyone we have a weather warning for rain today from this evening until tomorrow morning.
A lovely quotation EL the most famous bible verse and so true and very comforting. People used to hold signs up at football matches just reading John 3 16. John 3 14 is also very apt 'And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be lifted up'
Enjoy your day everyone 
@Moonie posted:I have just had to put my heating on as itâs cold here
We arenât going to hit the 20 degrees we had been promised today
I hope the weather gets warmer for you 
Not cold enough here to want central heating on. Hasn't started raining yet but forecast to be rather wet over the next couple of days.
@El Loro posted:
Not cold enough here to want central heating on. Hasn't started raining yet but forecast to be rather wet over the next couple of days.
Itâs not to bad now thanks El 
We are going to have some heavy rain tomorrow morning
With Wimbledon starting tomorrow and the Euros in progress, I think it probably that BBC schedules over the next couple of weeks will be affected to a greater extent than normal during Wimbledon fortnight, particularly BBC One.
May be best to ignore the schedules and watch any programme on iPlayer if possible.
For instance tomorrow evening for BBC One there's no sport scheduled to be shown. But the third match on Central Court is Andy Murray so BBC One will probably ditch everything else to show that match.
@El Loro posted:With Wimbledon starting tomorrow and the Euros in progress, I think it probably that BBC schedules over the next couple of weeks will be affected to a greater extent than normal during Wimbledon fortnight, particularly BBC One.
May be best to ignore the schedules and watch any programme on iPlayer if possible.
For instance tomorrow evening for BBC One there's no sport scheduled to be shown. But the third match on Central Court is Andy Murray so BBC One will probably ditch everything else to show that match.
Andy Murray wonât bother us again after his match 
@Moonie posted:Andy Murray wonât bother us again after his match
On paper that's true but anything can happen
BBC does seem to have a history of treating Andy Murray matches as of more important than anything else.
Of course if the weather intervenes we could have his match postponed to Tuesday evening so BBC One could be showing his match and the England Germany match together at the same time 
@El Loro posted:On paper that's true but anything can happen
BBC does seem to have a history of treating Andy Murray matches as of more important than anything else.
Of course if the weather intervenes we could have his match postponed to Tuesday evening so BBC One could be showing his match and the England Germany match together at the same time
I havenât watched a full Euros match El. After Tuesday all the home nations will be out of it
Unless the Germans donât turn up
@Moonie posted:I havenât watched a full Euros match El. After Tuesday all the home nations will be out of it
Unless the Germans donât turn up
I've seen very little of the matches either.
The England team is too boring to deserve to win . 2 goals in the 3 matches at group stage, fewer than any of the other teams in the last 16.
Handel's suite in D minor (HWV 437) composed some time between 1703 and 1705. It was originally composed for harpsichord like this:
5 short movements, the 4th movement is Sarabande (at 5 minutes 30 seconds) and is the best known section due to the orchestral version used for the opening and closing credits to Stanley Kubrick's film "Barry Lyndon" (1975). My parents saw the film on television and loved it due being one of those rare films, intelligent, great use of classical music, and one of the best adaptations of a classic book of English literature (William Makepeace Thackeray). My father had quite a number of Thackeray's books, the one best known being "Vanity Fair".
@El Loro posted:Handel's suite in D minor (HWV 437) composed some time between 1703 and 1705. It was originally composed for harpsichord like this:
5 short movements, the 4th movement is Sarabande (at 5 minutes 30 seconds) and is the best known section due to the orchestral version used for the opening and closing credits to Stanley Kubrick's film "Barry Lyndon" (1975). My parents saw the film on television and loved it due being one of those rare films, intelligent, great use of classical music, and one of the best adaptations of a classic book of English literature (William Makepeace Thackeray). My father had quite a number of Thackeray's books, the one best known being "Vanity Fair".
lovely EL
night yogi moonsieee EL
Good morning everyone it's raining now and the forecast is for a showery day to come.
Enjoy your day everyone
As I expected, BBC One will take over showing the Andy Murray match from BBC Two in a few minutes time once the news is finished.
I have nothing against Andy Murray, it's that the BBC treat his matches as more important than for any other tennis player or sports player
night moonsieee EL yogi
Good morning everyone it's going to be another cloudy day.
Enjoy your day everyone