RE: OPEN ALL HOURS - 78

Posted by astoness

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Posted by signman

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Lyn, I ain't got room for all of ya.

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settee is ok for me john...the others can have the floor...

froth dont you have a scraper for the car...you could damage yer card...

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I went out to buy a scraper yesterday and forgot

morning lynn, get some ice grips for your shoes they really do stop u from falling over. the ones i v got are quite discreet, i dont care tho so long as im safe.

i know i like the snow but i do worry about my other half and my son who drive, t hats when it is a nightmare.

i was brought up in the hills of north wales and my did we have snow, we had to walk every where anyway as there were no buses. we never had colds tho, red legs from sitting too close to the fire. in our junior school (which was a couple of miles in the next village) we used to have a stove that we would all sit round. we never had centra heating (like most people) but did have a huge black grate in the kitchen that once lit kept the whole of the house warm.

take care of you go out

steph

Posted by mollymandysb

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morning all
saw the nutcracker a few years ago at the hippo, really lovely altho i do have to admit that my fav ballet is swan lake, altho at christmas time the nutcracker is a must.

steph

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This is Matthew Bourne's Nutcracker, a modern put on it. I highly recommend it...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1JpEHGizk4

Chris

hi chris

just looked at you tube, that different looks quite good. is your son a dancer. my daughter used to do ballet and was on the way to becoming a ballet teacher but then headed off into another direction and became a fashion technologies for burberry.

lynn there is an advert at the foot of the page for ice grips and the ones i mentioned are on there at 6.99. they are good.

steph

Posted by mollymandysb

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hi chris

just looked at you tube, that different looks quite good. is your son a dancer. my daughter used to do ballet and was on the way to becoming a ballet teacher but then headed off into another direction and became a fashion technologies for burberry.

lynn there is an advert at the foot of the page for ice grips and the ones i mentioned are on there at 6.99. they are good.

steph

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Hello Steph.
No, he doesn't dance, he's in wardrobe. It's great to see his name in the programmes.

Posted by mollymandysb

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morning lynn, get some ice grips for your shoes they really do stop u from falling over. the ones i v got are quite discreet, i dont care tho so long as im safe.

i know i like the snow but i do worry about my other half and my son who drive, t hats when it is a nightmare.

i was brought up in the hills of north wales and my did we have snow, we had to walk every where anyway as there were no buses. we never had colds tho, red legs from sitting too close to the fire. in our junior school (which was a couple of miles in the next village) we used to have a stove that we would all sit round. we never had centra heating (like most people) but did have a huge black grate in the kitchen that once lit kept the whole of the house warm.

take care of you go out

steph

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steph thanks for the tip about the grips...where about in wales were you bought up...its sounds lovely...always said that if i win the lottery im heading to the welsh hills...both my lads ride motorbikes but when the weather is like this they are locked up and its public transport...


lyn