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rebbonk	Posted: Sun May 19, 2019 9:11 am The dog usually wakes me around 9.00. - Much better than an alarm clock The dog usually wakes me around 9.00. - Much better than an alarm clock

margaret	Posted: Sat May 18, 2019 7:33 pm rebbonk wrote: 0800? That's the middle of the night You still need your alarm clock, Rebbonk! [quote="rebbonk"]0800? That's the middle of the night :) [/quote] You still need your alarm clock, Rebbonk! :D [img]http://www.animatedimages.org/data/media/929/animated-alarm-clock-image-0017.gif[/img]

rebbonk	Posted: Sat May 18, 2019 9:22 am 0800? That's the middle of the night 0800? That's the middle of the night :)

margaret	Posted: Sat May 18, 2019 5:12 am If you want to go back to the 60's and 70's music , tune in to. BBC Radio 2, Tony Blackburn , Saturday mornings - I 'm listening now, between 0:600 to 08:00, so if your an earlybird you will love it. I feel like dancing through my housework listening to it. If you want to go back to the 60's and 70's music , tune in to. BBC Radio 2, Tony Blackburn , Saturday mornings - I 'm listening now, between 0:600 to 08:00, so if your an earlybird you will love it. I feel like dancing through my housework listening to it. :D

margaret	Posted: Fri May 17, 2019 7:13 pm rebbonk wrote: Time really does fly. I remember the 70s like yesterday Me too , and the 90's even more so , I was still working. [quote="rebbonk"]Time really does fly. I remember the 70s like yesterday :confused: [/quote] Me too , and the 90's even more so , I was still working.

rebbonk	Posted: Fri May 17, 2019 6:31 pm margaret wrote: It is sad we grow old so quick. Time really does fly. I remember the 70s like yesterday [quote="margaret"]It is sad we grow old so quick.[/quote] Time really does fly. I remember the 70s like yesterday :confused:

margaret	Posted: Fri May 17, 2019 5:50 pm rebbonk wrote: I liked a lot of his early stuff, but not so keen on the more 'recent'. Many moons ago I had one of his (arguably) best albums, "Honky Chateau". Now that takes me back a bit, early 70s? The best days, I agree, it is a good album. It is sad we grow old so quick. [quote="rebbonk"]I liked a lot of his early stuff, but not so keen on the more 'recent'. Many moons ago I had one of his (arguably) best albums, "Honky Chateau". Now that takes me back a bit, early 70s?[/quote] The best days, I agree, it is a good album. It is sad we grow old so quick.

rebbonk	Posted: Fri May 17, 2019 5:32 pm I liked a lot of his early stuff, but not so keen on the more 'recent'. Many moons ago I had one of his (arguably) best albums, "Honky Chateau". Now that takes me back a bit, early 70s? I liked a lot of his early stuff, but not so keen on the more 'recent'. Many moons ago I had one of his (arguably) best albums, "Honky Chateau". Now that takes me back a bit, early 70s?

margaret	Posted: Fri May 17, 2019 4:41 pm Rocketman Film. I saw a poster about the Film, called Rocketman and out of nostalgia I was interested in seeing it when it comes to town, but then I realised that Elton John does not appear in the film , it is about his life story from boyhood to global superstar , depicted by Taron Egerton, who plays the part of Elton John, no problem with that he seems to do it quite well, but I don't think I'll bother, I prefer the songs sung by Elton John as I used to enjoy them. I liked early Elton John songs. He is a great classically trained pianist and lyricist. I saw a poster about the Film, called Rocketman and out of nostalgia I was interested in seeing it when it comes to town, but then I realised that Elton John does not appear in the film , it is about his life story from boyhood to global superstar , depicted by Taron Egerton, who plays the part of Elton John, no problem with that he seems to do it quite well, but I don't think I'll bother, I prefer the songs sung by Elton John as I used to enjoy them. I liked early Elton John songs. He is a great classically trained pianist and lyricist.

Rocketman Film.