Hi Velvet yes I'm fine and I hope you are too.
Good evening good Buddies
I have been having a footie and texting day today. Me lil digits are worn out
El, sorry to hear about your team’s result
We managed to hold onto a 3-0 but sadly there was two medical emergencies in the crowd
Puts football into perspective, doesn’t it?
Enjoy your evening everyone
Apparently the two medical emergencies was two Baggies fans. Both are conscious and receiving treatment in hospital
@El Loro posted:Mentioned on the radio news this morning, a Shelley's Eagle Owl has been seen for the first time in African rainforests for 150 years. A photo of it was taken.
Article with photo:
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/new...s-photographed-wild/
loved this EL - love owls and finding a rare species is amazing
night EL moosieee slim velvet
Good morning everyone it's a wet and windy morning followed by a showery afternoon.
Enjoy your day everyone
Good morning everyone
Some sunshine here at present but rain is on the way.
Moonie. I'm glad your team had a good win.
Disappointing for Cheltenham though Doncaster has a good track record against them.
I hope everyone has a good day
Good morning Buddies
I hope I find you all in good fettle
Thanks El re my team
Its raining and its cold here. The forecast is cloudy but the rain radar shows a huge swathe of rain moving from west to east
A high of just 13 degrees
Enjoy your Sunday everyone
I just discovered that the second person that was taken ill at the Baggies game yesterday was a Robins fan and not as I said previously, a Baggies fan…
@El Loro posted:"Heaven Can Wait" was directed by Ernst Lubitsch, famed for his sophisticated comedies in the 1930s and 40s. You will have heard of Greta Garbo even if you've never seen any of her films. The most watchable of them is "Ninotchka" (1939) which was directed by Lubitsch.
Don't confuse "Heaven Can Wait" with another Gene Tierney film "Leave Her to Heaven" (1945). That's another film noir, supposedly good but I've never seen it so can't comment on it.
."The Ghost and Mrs Muir" is wonderful.
"Leave Her to Heaven" is on the Talking Pictures channel this evening. A very different side to Gene Tierney compared to "The Ghost and Mrs Muir".
@Moonie posted:I just discovered that the second person that was taken ill at the Baggies game yesterday was a Robins fan and not as I said previously, a Baggies fan…
A Robins fan in this case of Bristol City, rather than a Robins fan of Cheltenham
@El Loro posted:"Leave Her to Heaven" is on the Talking Pictures channel this evening. A very different side to Gene Tierney compared to "The Ghost and Mrs Muir".
I'm going to watch this one...
@El Loro posted:A Robins fan in this case of Bristol City, rather than a Robins fan of Cheltenham
That’s correct El
@slimfern posted:I'm going to watch this one...
I'm recording it as well as I don't remember having seen it
"Call Northside 777" (1948) is on Talking Pictures on Tuesday afternoon. A good serious film about a newspaper journalist (James Stewart) looing into a murder case conviction 11 years before. Based on a true story. On a point of trivia, there's a scene where a lie detector is used and the man seen using it was the man who invented it.
@El Loro posted:I'm recording it as well as I don't remember having seen it
"Call Northside 777" (1948) is on Talking Pictures on Tuesday afternoon. A good serious film about a newspaper journalist (James Stewart) looing into a murder case conviction 11 years before. Based on a true story. On a point of trivia, there's a scene where a lie detector is used and the man seen using it was the man who invented it.
I've seen 'Call Northside 777' before El ...I like James Stewart....I'll record it and add it to my library of films, which is growing by the day almost
Didn't know the point of trivia though
I've got his autograph.
night EL moonsiee slim Velvet
Good morning everyone it's pouring down at the moment but the forecast is for showers. Still a little on the chilly side.
Enjoy your day everyone
Good morning everyone
Mainly cloudy here, rain likely later.
I hope everyone has a good day
Watched 'Leave her to Heaven' last night El
Don't want to spoil it for you but Gene Tierney isn't very nice
@slimfern posted:Watched 'Leave her to Heaven' last night El
Don't want to spoil it for you but Gene Tierney isn't very nice
Thanks - I haven't seen it yet. I was aware that he character wasn't nice, hence my comment about another side to Gene Tierney
Old Lithuanian song (audio only)
Stravinsky used the music as a base for his bassoon solo in "The Rite of Spring":
Good morning Buddies
A cold, breezy sometimes wet day here today
Have a super day everyone
@El Loro posted:Thanks - I haven't seen it yet. I was aware that he character wasn't nice, hence my comment about another side to Gene Tierney
You weren't wrong
Must admit...she was just as beautiful in colour as she was in black and white
@El Loro posted:Old Lithuanian song (audio only)
Stravinsky used the music as a base for his bassoon solo in "The Rite of Spring":
Couldn't understand a word she sang, but she has a lovely voice, very atmospheric music
The bassoon doesn't sing it as well as she did ...nicely done though ...Thanks El
@slimfern posted:Couldn't understand a word she sang, but she has a lovely voice, very atmospheric music
The bassoon doesn't sing it as well as she did ...nicely done though ...Thanks El
I didn't understand the words either but my knowledge of Lithuanian is nil
@El Loro posted:I didn't understand the words either but my knowledge of Lithuanian is nil
Same here
Did find this on wiki though.. Lithuanians belong to the ethno-linguistic group of the Balts and speak Lithuanian, one of only a few living Baltic languages.
@slimfern posted:Same here
Did find this on wiki though.. Lithuanians belong to the ethno-linguistic group of the Balts and speak Lithuanian, one of only a few living Baltic languages.
There's the Kartvelian languages, the most common being Georgian which uses an alphabet which is rather different:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian_language
The best known person who can speak Georgian (though I don't know if she can write in it) is Katie Melua who is Georgian:
@El Loro posted:There's the Kartvelian languages, the most common being Georgian which uses an alphabet which is rather different:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian_language
The best known person who can speak Georgian (though I don't know if she can write in it) is Katie Melua who is Georgian:
Sounds almost Native American Indian to me or maybe a little Arabic or Jewish
@slimfern posted:Watched 'Leave her to Heaven' last night El
Don't want to spoil it for you but Gene Tierney isn't very nice
I've just watched it. As you say Gene Tierney was not very nice.
I didn't particularly enjoy the film as it was closer to an American television soap opera. I was wondering if Joan Collins in Dynasty got the idea of those shoulder pads from Gene Tierney in this film.
Vincent Price was good as the attorney in the courtroom scene.
@slimfern posted:Sounds almost Native American Indian to me or maybe a little Arabic or Jewish
ჩემო ციცნათელია
My Firefly
@El Loro posted:Old Lithuanian song (audio only)
Stravinsky used the music as a base for his bassoon solo in "The Rite of Spring":
loved both EL - thank you -
night EL moonsieee slim velvet
@El Loro posted:ჩემო ციცნათელია
ჩემო ციცნათელია!დაფრინავ ნელა-ნელაშენმა შორის ნათებამდამწვა და დამანელა!შენმა შორის ნათებამდამწვა და დამანელა!ანათებ და კარგი ხარ,მაგრამ მე რად მარგიხარ!ჩემი იყო, ის მინდა,შენ კი სხვისკენ გარბიხარ!ჩემი იყო, ის მინდა,შენ კი სხვისკენ გარბიხარ!My Firefly
My firefly,You fly slowly-slowly,Your distant lightingBurnt and weakened me,Your distant lightingBurnt and weakened me.You are shining and you are fine,But you are useless for me,I want you to be mine,You run away to fly to others,I want you to be mine,You run away to fly to others.
The top one looks pretty doesn't it
In English ...the words are lovely....very poetic
I learnt a bit of Bulgarian whilst spending a bit of time there....they use the Cyrillic alphabet...reminds me of hieroglyphics.
Good morning everyone it's a drier day today and slightly less cold.
Enjoy your day everyone
Good morning everyone
Cloudy here, may get some rain.
Ros, I hope you have a lovely Happy Birthday
I hope everyone has a good day
@slimfern posted:The top one looks pretty doesn't it
In English ...the words are lovely....very poetic
I learnt a bit of Bulgarian whilst spending a bit of time there....they use the Cyrillic alphabet...reminds me of hieroglyphics.
Named after Saint Cyril who worked with his brother Saint Methodius (I haven't made that up )