Good morning Yogi  

Hi Moonie. Sorry, I got distracted by a phone call and then a delivery I wasn't expecting.

No probs   RL can be a pain sometimes 

Hows you today?

Here you are... More beautiful than a doggy bag!

  *double drool* 

Was your surprise delivery a big present from mr yogi?! For your newly decorated house..?

Hi Sweet  best not mention the "d" word 

Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:

Was your surprise delivery a big present from mr yogi?! For your newly decorated house..?

Hi Sweet  best not mention the "d" word 

 Good advice, Moonie.

I don't know what's in the parcel. It's addressed to Mr Yogi but he usually mentions if he is expecting a parcel (and phones me to ask, "has it arrived yet"?), but he hasn't mentioned anything. I'm intrigued though, because it looks like it might be little tyres - too small to fit anything we have! My guess is that one of my sons have bought them and just thought 'I'll get them delivered to mum's, as she is always in'.

Here you are... More beautiful than a doggy bag!

Oh wow, that looks mouthwateringly delicious!

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:

Was your surprise delivery a big present from mr yogi?! For your newly decorated house..?

Hi Sweet  best not mention the "d" word 

 Good advice, Moonie.

I don't know what's in the parcel. It's addressed to Mr Yogi but he usually mentions if he is expecting a parcel (and phones me to ask, "has it arrived yet"?), but he hasn't mentioned anything. I'm intrigued though, because it looks like it might be little tyres - too small to fit anything we have! My guess is that one of my sons have bought them and just thought 'I'll get them delivered to mum's, as she is always in'.

Awwww Maybe it s surprise pressie for you from Mr Yogi  

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:

Was your surprise delivery a big present from mr yogi?! For your newly decorated house..?

Hi Sweet  best not mention the "d" word 

 Good advice, Moonie.

I don't know what's in the parcel. It's addressed to Mr Yogi but he usually mentions if he is expecting a parcel (and phones me to ask, "has it arrived yet"?), but he hasn't mentioned anything. I'm intrigued though, because it looks like it might be little tyres - too small to fit anything we have! My guess is that one of my sons have bought them and just thought 'I'll get them delivered to mum's, as she is always in'.

Awwww Maybe it s surprise pressie for you from Mr Yogi  

 Do you think he's bought me a go-cart?

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:

Was your surprise delivery a big present from mr yogi?! For your newly decorated house..?

Hi Sweet  best not mention the "d" word 

 Good advice, Moonie.

I don't know what's in the parcel. It's addressed to Mr Yogi but he usually mentions if he is expecting a parcel (and phones me to ask, "has it arrived yet"?), but he hasn't mentioned anything. I'm intrigued though, because it looks like it might be little tyres - too small to fit anything we have! My guess is that one of my sons have bought them and just thought 'I'll get them delivered to mum's, as she is always in'.

Awwww Maybe it s surprise pressie for you from Mr Yogi  

 Do you think he's bought me a go-cart?

or even more exciting a shopping trolley

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:

Was your surprise delivery a big present from mr yogi?! For your newly decorated house..?

Hi Sweet  best not mention the "d" word 

 Good advice, Moonie.

I don't know what's in the parcel. It's addressed to Mr Yogi but he usually mentions if he is expecting a parcel (and phones me to ask, "has it arrived yet"?), but he hasn't mentioned anything. I'm intrigued though, because it looks like it might be little tyres - too small to fit anything we have! My guess is that one of my sons have bought them and just thought 'I'll get them delivered to mum's, as she is always in'.

Awwww Maybe it s surprise pressie for you from Mr Yogi  

 Do you think he's bought me a go-cart?

You never know 

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:

Was your surprise delivery a big present from mr yogi?! For your newly decorated house..?

Hi Sweet  best not mention the "d" word 

 Good advice, Moonie.

I don't know what's in the parcel. It's addressed to Mr Yogi but he usually mentions if he is expecting a parcel (and phones me to ask, "has it arrived yet"?), but he hasn't mentioned anything. I'm intrigued though, because it looks like it might be little tyres - too small to fit anything we have! My guess is that one of my sons have bought them and just thought 'I'll get them delivered to mum's, as she is always in'.

Awwww Maybe it s surprise pressie for you from Mr Yogi  

 Do you think he's bought me a go-cart?

or even more exciting a shopping trolley

 I really would throttle him if he bought me one of those.

You have reminded me of a suggestion Mr Yogi once made to our middle son, who, as a young teenager, did a Sunday newspaper round. Sunday papers tend to have more pages than daily ones and the bags were very heavy. Mr Yogi suggested it would be easier (and more papers could be carried) if son used a shopping trolley to carry them! You can imagine how well that suggestion went down with a teenage boy.

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:

Was your surprise delivery a big present from mr yogi?! For your newly decorated house..?

Hi Sweet  best not mention the "d" word 

 Good advice, Moonie.

I don't know what's in the parcel. It's addressed to Mr Yogi but he usually mentions if he is expecting a parcel (and phones me to ask, "has it arrived yet"?), but he hasn't mentioned anything. I'm intrigued though, because it looks like it might be little tyres - too small to fit anything we have! My guess is that one of my sons have bought them and just thought 'I'll get them delivered to mum's, as she is always in'.

Awwww Maybe it s surprise pressie for you from Mr Yogi  

 Do you think he's bought me a go-cart?

You never know 

I'd prefer it to a shopping trolley.

Originally Posted by El Loro:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:

Was your surprise delivery a big present from mr yogi?! For your newly decorated house..?

Hi Sweet  best not mention the "d" word 

 Good advice, Moonie.

I don't know what's in the parcel. It's addressed to Mr Yogi but he usually mentions if he is expecting a parcel (and phones me to ask, "has it arrived yet"?), but he hasn't mentioned anything. I'm intrigued though, because it looks like it might be little tyres - too small to fit anything we have! My guess is that one of my sons have bought them and just thought 'I'll get them delivered to mum's, as she is always in'.

Awwww Maybe it s surprise pressie for you from Mr Yogi  

 Do you think he's bought me a go-cart?

or even more exciting a shopping trolley

 I really would throttle him if he bought me one of those.

 

You have reminded me of a suggestion Mr Yogi once made to our middle son, who, as a young teenager, did a Sunday newspaper round. Sunday papers tend to have more pages than daily ones and the bags were very heavy. Mr Yogi suggested it would be easier (and more papers could be carried) if son used a shopping trolley to carry them! You can imagine how well that suggestion went down with a teenage boy.

Like a lead balloon methinks 

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Originally Posted by moonie:

Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:

Was your surprise delivery a big present from mr yogi?! For your newly decorated house..?

Hi Sweet  best not mention the "d" word 

 Good advice, Moonie.

I don't know what's in the parcel. It's addressed to Mr Yogi but he usually mentions if he is expecting a parcel (and phones me to ask, "has it arrived yet"?), but he hasn't mentioned anything. I'm intrigued though, because it looks like it might be little tyres - too small to fit anything we have! My guess is that one of my sons have bought them and just thought 'I'll get them delivered to mum's, as she is always in'.

Awwww Maybe it s surprise pressie for you from Mr Yogi  

 Do you think he's bought me a go-cart?

You never know 

I'd prefer it to a shopping trolley.

Nah, a go-cart is much more exciting 

I want to see Yogi on a go cart now

 closest I could find 

Right. i'm off to shop whilst there is the merest hint of sunshine. Laters  

Hope the sun stays out long enough for you to go to the shops.

Off to prep tonight's meal, see you all later.

Yep, sunshine all the way and still some now 

Oh, what you cooking up tonight Yogi? 

Mince with mashed potatoes and fresh carrots and (frozen) petit pois.

Sounds good to me *puts extra plate out*  

*Serves Moonie a Desperate Dan sized portion*

Need to prepare for a visit from my mum and dad, see you later.

Good grief, where's me shovel? 

Have a great evening with your parents Yogi. See you later  

For Moonie

 brilliant El. Love it  Fankoo 

I hope this link works, it's a very rare glimpse (in colour) of London in 1927

http://vimeo.com/7638752

That's brilliant EL, where's Desperate Dan?

It did work Squiggle and brill 

It's fascinating, squiggle

Claude Friese-Greene was an important pioneer in the development of colour film. The BBC had a series of some of his work some time ago working with the BFI in a joint collaboration. The BFI have a DVD of this:

http://filmstore.bfi.org.uk/acatalog/info_154.html

His father was William who was one of the pioneers of early film. His life was made into the film The Magic Box starring Robert Donat.

I remember now that I saw that series, it was very enjoyable and I am sure I saw that Robert Donat film too.

What a great little film, Squiggle.

 @ the Desperate Dan Pie, El.

Btw, the parcel which was delivered today, belongs to my middle son. Apparently it is little wheels to go onto some work related piece of equipment. It seems he mentioned it to his dad, who forgot to tell me.

It was numnums 

Evening Yogi   

Did you have a nice evening with your parents?

I did thanks, Moonie.

They are going on holiday at the end of the month and Mr Yogi was printing off their online check-in stuff for them.