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Good evening everyone.    Been really hot and humid here today.  Thought it was going to turn to thunder several times but no.  Hope it cools down before bed.  

 

Won't get into the "latin" dialogue!!  Glad you had a successful shop at M & S Squiggle.  I try not to go there too often as I spend too much money when I do!!   Hope you are all well. 

Joyron
Originally Posted by Yogi19:

"and it' s amatis rather than amatus"

 

I told you I was rubbish at Latin.

Actually, that was a typo.

 

No wonder you weren't very keen on your Latin master.

My Latin teacher was really useless. He couldn't keep control of the class (and my class were the top set and generally well behaved for the other teachers).

Although he probably knew his subject well, he just wasn't a very good teacher - if you know what I mean.

 

Although I wasn't keen on my Latin teacher, most of us resepcted him - he was certainly a strict disciplinarian and did keep a tight control over the class. I doubt if there are many schools now other than the public schools which make Latin a required subject in the first 2 years of secondary school. And even fewer teaching ancient Greek. Ancient Greek would have been a more challenging language to learn and would have been beyond me but I learned the alphabet for no particular reason (alpha, beta, gamma, delta, epsilon,zeta, eta, theta, iota, kappa, lamba, mu, nu, xi, omicron, pi, rho, sigma, tau, upsilon, phi, chi, psi, and omega). I've always wondered what omicron pie tasted like but never found out

El Loro
Originally Posted by Joyron:

Good evening everyone.    Been really hot and humid here today.  Thought it was going to turn to thunder several times but no.  Hope it cools down before bed.  

 

Won't get into the "latin" dialogue!!  Glad you had a successful shop at M & S Squiggle.  I try not to go there too often as I spend too much money when I do!!   Hope you are all well. 

Hi Joyron. It has been hot and humid here, too.

Yogi19

Joyron I hope its bearable down there.  Among many reasons for us to move down here was how hot the summers were getting in the South East.  I remember about 20 years ago we were off on holiday to Scotland, breaking the journey in the Lake District, and it was so hot that I could hardly think what to pack and just sort of went to my wardrobe and scooped.  I will never forget as we got to the Lake District the weather broke, there were enormous thunderstorms and I was so relieved, I just could not bear it.  From that time on we have always, like Yogi, had a ceiling fan over the bed.

squiggle
Originally Posted by squiggle:

Joyron I hope its bearable down there.  Among many reasons for us to move down here was how hot the summers were getting in the South East.  I remember about 20 years ago we were off on holiday to Scotland, breaking the journey in the Lake District, and it was so hot that I could hardly think what to pack and just sort of went to my wardrobe and scooped.  I will never forget as we got to the Lake District the weather broke, there were enormous thunderstorms and I was so relieved, I just could not bear it.  From that time on we have always, like Yogi, had a ceiling fan over the bed.

Ceiling fans are brilliant, Squiggle.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Skylark24:

Hi all x
Very humid here, its awful  
El, what a lovely story , and 55 years together  
Thanks Yogi, re Downton Abbey, i better watch it after all my moaning  
Hi everyone else  

Hi Skylark, I'm sure we have you to thank for STV's change of mind.

If only i had so much power Yogi ! 

FM
Originally Posted by Skylark24:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Skylark24:

Hi all x
Very humid here, its awful  
El, what a lovely story , and 55 years together  
Thanks Yogi, re Downton Abbey, i better watch it after all my moaning  
Hi everyone else  

Hi Skylark, I'm sure we have you to thank for STV's change of mind.

If only i had so much power Yogi ! 

Yogi19
Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:
sorry I didn't get in much today, I got busy at work, had to do grocery shopping after and before I knew it, it's bed time! Yogi & Skylark, please do post about Downton Abbey as you watch it, I'm really keen to hear what you think!

I managed to watch it first time round because I get the English ITV Channel on Virgin - but I'll be watching it again. I loved it.

My mum doesn't have Virgin or Sky so I bought it for her on DVD. I knew she would like it.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Rosgirl:

Hi in here - loved the last series of downtown Abbey - the next one is set in WW1 although i feel they could have squeezed another pre war series out

Hi Ros.

I agree they could have done another series set in the pre-war era.

Hi yogi - I feel they will not make many more - too expensive

Rocking Ros Rose
Originally Posted by Rosgirl:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Rosgirl:

Hi in here - loved the last series of downtown Abbey - the next one is set in WW1 although i feel they could have squeezed another pre war series out

Hi Ros.

I agree they could have done another series set in the pre-war era.

Hi yogi - I feel they will not make many more - too expensive

I know. We've lost so many good dramas recently, on ITV and BBC because they are expensive to produce..

Yogi19
Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:
Yes it is yogi, I love Colin firth & Jennifer ehle- I'll never love anyone else in their place! I did however prefer the Jane in the film version that starred Keira knightly..

That was Rosamund Pike, I think. She was lovely.

I must admit to liking Matthew MacFadyen as Mr Darcy - he was rather handsome and moody.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Rosgirl:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Rosgirl:

Hi in here - loved the last series of downtown Abbey - the next one is set in WW1 although i feel they could have squeezed another pre war series out

Hi Ros.

I agree they could have done another series set in the pre-war era.

Hi yogi - I feel they will not make many more - too expensive

I know. We've lost so many good dramas recently, on ITV and BBC because they are expensive to produce..

I know - i love the Charles dickens ones but not seen any lately

Rocking Ros Rose
Originally Posted by Rosgirl:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Rosgirl:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Rosgirl:

Hi in here - loved the last series of downtown Abbey - the next one is set in WW1 although i feel they could have squeezed another pre war series out

Hi Ros.

I agree they could have done another series set in the pre-war era.

Hi yogi - I feel they will not make many more - too expensive

I know. We've lost so many good dramas recently, on ITV and BBC because they are expensive to produce..

I know - i love the Charles dickens ones but not seen any lately

The Dicken's ones were good - we need more like those.

Yogi19
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