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I was picking up on the CB part of the thread - never had a crystal set - but enjoyed my stint on the CB Radio

one four for a copy?

Reggie, I have a close relative with Parkinsons - refer yourself to a Parkinsons Nurse - I think the QE will be closest to you - they cover a very wide area - there are support groups and lots of very useful advise which wwill help you manage the condition. One of the key areas is the correct...

Its no good Di - you have to come to Brum with all these paintings and 'do' an exhibition for us - they have to be shared with a wider audience

My father in law came around yesterday and we were chatting about haircuts....prices etc.......... He used to go to one in or by Phillips Street - 'a great wet shave' for 6d, and he was telling me that the barber kept up his own trade, he used to stand in the doorway and say ' Dennis, I have an...

Lovely - TY 4 the photos Oisin - I wish I'd had been able to get there for the opening It was such a lovely day too - Im glad they made it a good event, it looked like great fun

Precious photos

Send to ROSPA please Frantic thats such a mind blowing account of what you experienced. The depth of what you saw and felt combined with the simplicity of its prevention. I'm not sure if you know, but there is a 'law' coming out here in September 2006 that says that children under 12 or under...

Lovely words and so true

'Never in a month of Sundays'

Grace she may well live on in her great grandchildren.............when I read this thread earlier I searched for a poem that I sent to a friend whose dad died recently and i cant locate it yet - but it explains that although we lose those most dear - they live on in us and our children - and I...

Ditto with Cromwell You could have your own viewing with these watercolours..................keep them coming..................as soon as I clic on unread posts and I see 'Di's Art' ...............I'm there like a shot and never dissapointed

Lovely - I still put cucumber and onion to soak in vinigar for a salad, or to eat with sandwiches - specially if my father in law is coming to tea.

I too know of a few relationship break ups - once happy souls and with no understanding of what went wrong, it feels very sad. I do know that we dont know what goes on behind closed doors, and all too often we only see what we are allowed to see, as sad as break ups are - I realise that...

John anymore details? Wellington Road is a Road I drive up and down most days and I lived in the road for 9 years - any ideas whereabouts on the road it may have been - I can ask around.

Water colours definitely do suit you Aston - I particularly like the coastal one - anymore?

Re: Re: Just maybe. I hope to see more when you have  your section PS I agree with Cromwell - it reads well

My hubby calls the big brown moths with the chunky bodies - bobbyhowlers

Yes - I use the word swill, and I hear it a lot in the community I work in - rinse reminds me of washing the shampoo from my hair.

I used the word 'scum' tonight - first time I have used it for many a year. I recall it being used a lot as a child and when I was in nurse training, we often had to check the bowels for 'scum rings' before the matron did her rounds I quickly looked up the definition in the dicionary - a film...