night EL slim moonsieeee
So far here, it's been rainy rather than pouring down but looks as if it will be wetter for much of the rest of the day.
Slim, I hope you don't get flooded by that river 
I think I've completed my stage one work on that complicated client's accounts, 
Stage 2 won't be until May/June time.
@El Loro posted:So far here, it's been rainy rather than pouring down but looks as if it will be wetter for much of the rest of the day.
Slim, I hope you don't get flooded by that riverI think I've completed my stage one work on that complicated client's accounts,
Nope no chance of being flooded, unlike those who live closer.
Well done on completing stage one of your work El 
Time for a holiday until stage two maybe? 
@slimfern posted:Nope no chance of being flooded, unlike those who live closer.
Well done on completing stage one of your work El
Time for a holiday until stage two maybe?
Similar to where I live. The road which runs parallel to mine is just at the edge of a flood risk area.
Thanks re your well done
@El Loro posted:So far here, it's been rainy rather than pouring down but looks as if it will be wetter for much of the rest of the day.
Slim, I hope you don't get flooded by that riverI think I've completed my stage one work on that complicated client's accounts,
aww well done EL
night EL Slim moonnsieee
Good morning everyone 
Still raining here but forecast to come to an end in a couple of hours and more settled weather arrives.
As mentioned by the Met Office, it's been the wettest March in England since 1981.
The local weather recording station about a mile from my house recorded 113.2 mm of rain for March.
I hope everyone has a good day
@Rocking Ros Rose posted:aww well done EL
Thanks Ros
@El Loro posted:Saw what must have been an unmarked police car responding to an emergency as it shot past me on the bypass at a speed which must have been close to 100 mph (blue lights flashing but no siren as that lane of the bypass didn't have any other vehicles on).
wow should have had the siren on EL
night EL slim moonsieee velvet
Slim, not much of interest on the Talking Pictures tv channel during the coming week.
On Tuesday at 3.35 in the morning there's a film called "The Mysterious Mr Davis" which is an early film featuring Alastair Sim. Not a recommendation as it seems to be a bad film. It seems that it was made in 1936 but held back from release until 1939 when it was released as part of a double bill. It was directed by Claude Autant-Lara, the French director, making a rare British film.
On Thursday at 16.25 there's "Return to Yesterday" (1940). Drama about a man torn between returning to Hollywood and staying at a small theatre company in a seaside town. Set in thew last summer before WW2. It was filmed at Teignmouth.
On Friday at 17.00 there's another Lone Wolf film "The Lone Wolf Meets a Lady" (1940).
@El Loro posted:Slim, not much of interest on the Talking Pictures tv channel during the coming week.
On Tuesday at 3.35 in the morning there's a film called "The Mysterious Mr Davis" which is an early film featuring Alastair Sim. Not a recommendation as it seems to be a bad film. It seems that it was made in 1936 but held back from release until 1939 when it was released as part of a double bill. It was directed by Claude Autant-Lara, the French director, making a rare British film.
On Thursday at 16.25 there's "Return to Yesterday" (1940). Drama about a man torn between returning to Hollywood and staying at a small theatre company in a seaside town. Set in thew last summer before WW2. It was filmed at Teignmouth.
On Friday at 17.00 there's another Lone Wolf film "The Lone Wolf Meets a Lady" (1940).
Remember when Film 4 use do be radical. I do. Wimps
They shared it with foreign production cos
Hope all are well
@El Loro posted:Slim, not much of interest on the Talking Pictures tv channel during the coming week.
On Tuesday at 3.35 in the morning there's a film called "The Mysterious Mr Davis" which is an early film featuring Alastair Sim. Not a recommendation as it seems to be a bad film. It seems that it was made in 1936 but held back from release until 1939 when it was released as part of a double bill. It was directed by Claude Autant-Lara, the French director, making a rare British film.
On Thursday at 16.25 there's "Return to Yesterday" (1940). Drama about a man torn between returning to Hollywood and staying at a small theatre company in a seaside town. Set in thew last summer before WW2. It was filmed at Teignmouth.
On Friday at 17.00 there's another Lone Wolf film "The Lone Wolf Meets a Lady" (1940).
Thank you El
I'm interested by the film shot in Teignmouth, if only to see if I can recognise any of the scenery
I finished watching the 'Lone Wolf' you posted about last week....it was alright, so I might give this one a look
@velvet donkey posted:Remember when Film 4 use do be radical. I do. Wimps
They shared it with foreign production cos
Hope all are well
Film 4, now there's a channel that likes to repeat itself 
Hey Velvet
@slimfern posted:Thank you El
I'm interested by the film shot in Teignmouth, if only to see if I can recognise any of the scenery
I finished watching the 'Lone Wolf' you posted about last week....it was alright, so I might give this one a look
I think that much of the film was shot at the Ealing Film studios is London so don't expect to see a lot of Teignmouth
Incidentally, the film was adapted by a play called ""Goodness, How Sad!" written by Robert Morley, better known as an actor. His acting career started in theatres, touring regional theatres, writing some plays such as this one, and when work was short he would be selling vacuum cleaners, During that time he started his own repertory theatre (with another actor, Peter Bull) at Cornish seaside resort of Perranporth. So he may have come up with the idea for that play from his own experiences.
@velvet donkey posted:Remember when Film 4 use do be radical. I do. Wimps
They shared it with foreign production cos
Hope all are well
All's well here, Velvet
Channel 4 and Film 3 are very different from what they were in the early days when they were prepared to take risks.
Talking Pictures is antiestablishmentariasm El.
It was the longest word at school. Automatic recital quick. I can handle adverts on there.
Hope all are well
Moons
I missed the dis.
I'll reserve it for Humza. Aye, I actually live in Scotland
@velvet donkey posted:Talking Pictures is antiestablishmentariasm El.
It was the longest word at school. Automatic recital quick. I can handle adverts on there.
Hope all are well
Moons
Hiya Velvet
I hope all is well with you and your family
It wasn't the same without you Moons
@velvet donkey posted:It wasn't the same without you Moons
Awwww, thatâs a lovely thing to say Velvet and I thank you so much
night EL slim moonsieee velvet
@Moonie posted:You have been a busy bee El
I have indeed Moonie
I knew that the work would take longer than for a normal year for that client which is why I wanted to do as much as I could before the start of the next tax year (later this week) not that I'm expecting much tax return work to come in then