@El Loro posted:

I hope you like it as much as I do
Sweeping romantic music by Bernard Herrmann. Very early role for Natalie Wood as Mrs Muir's daughter.
Muir is Scottish Gaelic for sea.

I will let you know tomorrow

Natalie wood was such a pretty young girl in 'Westside story', twas a real tragedy how she died so young too
Westside story was the last thing I saw at the theatre...Manchester Royal Exchange https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mbn1QjQQmg ...it was fabulous
I went in 2019

@slimfern posted:

I will let you know tomorrow

Natalie wood was such a pretty young girl in 'Westside story', twas a real tragedy how she died so young too
Westside story was the last thing I saw at the theatre...Manchester Royal Exchange https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mbn1QjQQmg ...it was fabulous
I went in 2019

I wonder what the film remake will be like in comparison to the original Natalie Wood's death was tragic

Only musical I've seen at the theatre was nearly 30 years ago at the Everyman in Cheltenham. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat. It would have been after Philip Scofield took over from Jason Donovan. It was quite exhilarating

@El Loro posted:

I wonder what the film remake will be like in comparison to the original Natalie Wood's death was tragic

Only musical I've seen at the theatre was nearly 30 years ago at the Everyman in Cheltenham. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat. It would have been after Philip Scofield took over from Jason Donovan. It was quite exhilarating

I agree. Quite an atmosphere
First musical I went to see was ''Annie'' in the West End...I had gone to stay with a friend from boarding school, her grandmother took us. I still remember the experience to this day.
Stratford Johns & Sheila Hancock were the big names

Nighty night, sleep well, sweet dreams Buddies

night EL moonsiee slim

Good morning everyone it's an overcast day except for one tiny sunny interval, blink and you'll miss it.

Enjoy your day everyone

Good morning everyone

Same weather as Squiggle's, cloudy and may get a small amount of sunshine some time this afternoon.

I hope everyone has a good day

Good morning Buddies

The weather here is set to be the same as Squiggles and El’s

El, my team beat Birmingham City 1-0 last night. Top of the league probably for a short while only

I see your team are at home to Accrington. Time to break that three game losing streak  

Have a lovely day everyone

@Moonie posted:

Good morning Buddies

The weather here is set to be the same as Squiggles and El’s

El, my team beat Birmingham City 1-0 last night. Top of the league probably for a short while only

I see your team are at home to Accrington. Time to break that three game losing streak

Have a lovely day everyone

I noticed that your team had gone back to the top

If you include EFL matches , Cheltenham has lost 5 games in a row so a win is really needed to regain some confidence

I saw thus car registration plate number the other day - TF02 ZZY

@El Loro posted:

I noticed that your team had gone back to the top

If you include EFL matches , Cheltenham has lost 5 games in a row so a win is really needed to regain some confidence

It won’t last long

Oh, so you are definitely in need of a win then

Good luck. I will be keeping an eye on your game

@El Loro posted:

I saw thus car registration plate number the other day - TF02 ZZY

@El Loro posted:

I hope you like it as much as I do
Sweeping romantic music by Bernard Herrmann. Very early role for Natalie Wood as Mrs Muir's daughter.
Muir is Scottish Gaelic for sea.

Yes I think I do
I want to live in that house
Rex Harrison plays the cantankerous gent so well...aww but the love story ...nice...I liked it
And the humour

Thanks El

@slimfern posted:

Yes I think I do
I want to live in that house
Rex Harrison plays the cantankerous gent so well...aww but the love story ...nice...I liked it
And the humour

Thanks El

I'm glad you liked it

I can't think of another film quite like it. The closest would be "Portrait of Jennie" made the following year (1948) (Joseph Cotten and Jennifer Jones), good but "TGaMM" is better.

Not a great game but Cheltenham have gone ahead against Accrington Stanley

And Cheltenham have won

@El Loro posted:

And Cheltenham have won

Well, done Cheltenham

You broke that losing streak

@Moonie posted:

Well, done Cheltenham

You broke that losing streak

Thanks Moonie
Cheltenham move up to 14th place, it they had lost again they would have been in 19th place, just outside the bottom 4.

@El Loro posted:

Thanks Moonie
Cheltenham move up to 14th place, it they had lost again they would have been in 19th place, just outside the bottom 4.

A close shave then El

Nighty night, sleep well, sweet dreams Buddies

night  EL moonsieee slim

Good morning everyone it should be cloudy this morning but we should have a fair bit of sunshine this afternoon.

Enjoy your day everyone

Good morning everyone

Thick cloud here and has been raining, forecast is for some sunshine later today.

I hope everyone has a good day

Good morning Buddies

The weather forecast is, light rain changing to cloudy my lunchtime, with a high of 15 degrees

Needless to say I won’t be going very far today

Enjoy your Sunday everyone

The sun is paying me a visit

@Moonie posted:

The sun is paying me a visit

And here as well

@El Loro posted:

And here as well

Me dear! never let anyone tell you to be ashamed of your figure
Watching it again

Goodnight, sleep well, sweet dreams Buddies

night EL moonsie  slim

Good morning everyone it's looking like a wet and windy day today.

Enjoy your day everyone

Good morning everyone

Cloudy morning here, rain arriving around noon.

I hope everyone has a good day

@slimfern posted:

Me dear! never let anyone tell you to be ashamed of your figure
Watching it again

From TGaMM

What's thought to be the oldest map of stars (about 3.600 years old) is to go on display at the British Museum:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-58946633
Reminds me a bit of a wink emoticon

@El Loro posted:

From TGaMM

My daughter watched it with me....(she's 29) and loved it too

@El Loro posted:

What's thought to be the oldest map of stars (about 3.600 years old) is to go on display at the British Museum:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-58946633
Reminds me a bit of a wink emoticon

It really does doesn't it ...how funny

@slimfern posted:

My daughter watched it with me....(she's 29) and loved it too

I'm glad your daughter also loved it

Good afternoon Buddies

An overcast start to the day here. It has now just started to rain

The forecast is for light rain changing to overcast by early evening. Oh, joy

Enjoy your day

@El Loro posted:

What's thought to be the oldest map of stars (about 3.600 years old) is to go on display at the British Museum:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-58946633
Reminds me a bit of a wink emoticon

I wonder if the men who found it will get a finders fee

Forensics will tell us if it is in fact as old as they think it is - yes?

@slimfern posted:

I wonder if the men who found it will get a finders fee

Forensics will tell us if it is in fact as old as they think it is - yes?

It was discovered in 1999 so any finders fee would have been paid back then

There are those who think it's genuine and some who don't. Old BBC article about this:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6722953.stm