05 Jun 07 - 04:16 AM (#2068860) Subject: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Hi everyone - Happy June There will be a charity day on Saturday 23rd June in the function room 12 noon to 6pm - free singaround 6pm to midnight - guest evening featuring John Breeze, Chris Flegg, Folkaholics, Steve Last, Mel/Trish/Zoe and Mike Sparks There will be a raffle - all proceeds to Barton Village Hall refurbishment Sessions for June Folk etc. - Wednesday the 6th & 20th May Open workshop/jam etc. - Wednesday the 13th & 27th May Everyone welcome to come along & join in - we now operate in the function room - so no background noise/people walking through the session - function room has it's own bar & toilets/non smoking room Still completely free - just buy yourself a drink Other things on: Mondays – Herga at the Pinner Green Social Club, Rickmansworth Road, Pinner, Middlesex HA5 3TJ Mondays – Tudor Folk Club – The Whitehill Centre, Chesham Tuesdays – Run of the Mill session – now King Harry pub, St Albans – 1st Tuesday Tuesdays – The Globe, Dunstable Tuesdays – British Legion, Ebury Road, Rickmansworth – 4th Tuesday of month Wednesdays – The Orange Tree, Baldock – Baldock & Letchworth folk club Wednesdays – Hertford somewhere on odd dates – see Mudcat threads Wednesdays – The Fox, Pirton – 2nd Wednesday of month Wednesdays – Bedford Folk Club – Daley's Club in Kempston Thursdays – Redbourn Folk Club – The Cricketers Thursdays – Rose & Crown, St Michaels, St Albans Thursday - Shed behind the Sportsman pub in Croxley Green, 1st Thursday Thursday – The Chequers, Little Gransden, Sandy – 1st Thursday Thursday – Three Horseshoes – Winkwell, Hemel – Folkaholics singalong - last Thursday Thursday – Singaround at the Polish Club, Luton, Beds Friday – Bucks Head, Little Wymondly – last Friday concert Friday – Hitchin Town Hall – last Friday Ceilidh/dance Sunday – St Albans Rose & Crown – 2nd Sunday in the month – Alison & guest Sunday – Windward/John Breeze folk experience – St Albans Rose & Crown – 3rd in the month Sunday - Three Horseshoes – Winkwell, Hemel – Folkaholics singalong – last Sunday Web site is here - http://bartonleclayfolkclub.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/ Listen to me - Ross music |
05 Jun 07 - 04:17 AM (#2068861) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Sorry - I'm still asleep - dates should be June Folk etc. - Wednesday the 6th & 20th June Open workshop/jam etc. - Wednesday the 13th & 27th June |
05 Jun 07 - 07:26 AM (#2068936) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Hitchin' John wake up Ross Have you been up too long like me - or are you only just out of bed? |
05 Jun 07 - 08:11 AM (#2068979) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Yes & No - I was up about 6am But it normally takes me until mid morning before I have all me faculties My music clicky is wrong too - it's here Ross sings |
05 Jun 07 - 08:22 AM (#2068984) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: My guru always said Sorry I can't make it, looks like a brilliant day. Well done Ross! |
05 Jun 07 - 09:11 AM (#2069026) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Cheers guru Have a good b**r festival It's nice and sunny here in Biggleswade It's a folk tunes & songs tomorow night at the Bull All welcome - 6th Then Folkaholics will be at Redbourn Cricketers on the 7th |
07 Jun 07 - 03:52 AM (#2070536) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Hi everyone Thanks to all who came along last night - Richard, Tony, Helen, MK John, Geoff, Nat, Lorna, Jessie, Devina, Geoff, Yvonne, Rita, Duncan, Hitchin John, Derek, Bert, Unicorn Man, Cathy, Pat, Keith, Eve and Graham - another great night Hitchin John - is everything okay? - you shot out My Guru - cheers for the package - it arrived safely - I listened a bit in the car today on the way to work - cheers for donation Folkaholics are at Redbourn tonight - 7th |
07 Jun 07 - 08:39 AM (#2070658) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Hitchin' John Hi Ross Yes I'm fine - I just got a call from some old colleagues and went back to Hitchin to meet up with them. I am thinking about going to Redbourne tonight John |
07 Jun 07 - 10:11 AM (#2070720) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: GUEST,Ross Whew It would be good to see you tonight |
07 Jun 07 - 02:59 PM (#2070917) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The Unicorn Man Stop thinking John. It's bad for you. Great night last night Ross. CU tonight. |
09 Jun 07 - 05:36 AM (#2072033) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Cheers Martin - Redbourn was good too Encore Hitchin John It's an Alison night at the Rose & Crown in St Albams on Sunday - 10th With the excellent Jenny (on the mend) & Alan - Run of the Mill as main guests It's poor old Scrumps final show on Thurday - I think there is a wake/singaround in his memory in the Orange Tree lunchtime - 14th |
09 Jun 07 - 11:43 AM (#2072194) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The Unicorn Man I think it will be about half twoish. God Bless Him. |
11 Jun 07 - 05:39 AM (#2073435) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Cheers Martin Where's PA gone |
11 Jun 07 - 06:09 AM (#2073450) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Hello Ross here I am. My mobile's very poorly and has to go the the shop this afternoon. Hope they can fix him he's very smart, a nice red motarola. Talkin of Red, he excelled himself again last weekend, team 3rd and individual 2nd, and we've already qualified for the championships and its only June. He's a star. My trainer has forgiven me for beating her the week before, but there's going to be a return match on Thursday 21st. Very busy at work got another PA off sick with some trauma stress panic thingumy, so I'm doing extreme multi-tasking. No pub for me this week !!!! |
11 Jun 07 - 08:34 AM (#2073531) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Cheers PA - it seems ages since you posted Well done to Red - you weren't with Zara at the weekend Good luck on the 21st No pub - that sounds like slave driving It's an open mic this week at the Bull - Wednesday 13th There is a Morris team called Broad Wicket dancing at the Cricketers tomorrow night -12th at 8.00pm in Redbourn |
12 Jun 07 - 05:32 AM (#2074503) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie Morning Busy People A few definitions from Sorry I haven't a clue... Laburnam - A french Barbecue Measles - what artists use for self portraits Scar Tissue - problem attaching a DVD to the television. What's my stars today Meg? |
12 Jun 07 - 06:05 AM (#2074518) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Morning Cathie, Ross and all the other busy people out there. My phone is better. Dashed to the phone shop for emergency treatment, but they said it would have to go away, so took it home so that 16 year old son could save everything for me, and hey presto it started working. So............ if you have problems with your mobil: just ring Vodafone, have no luck with man on phone, dash through the traffic from work in the rush hour, find you have no money to park, run as fast as your high heels can manage from one end of the high street to the other reach shop 2 mins before closing have spotty faced youth twiddle with your phone, switch it off, take it home hand it to 16 year old genius and it will magically return to normal ! |
12 Jun 07 - 07:16 AM (#2074569) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Crikey - mobiles sound like fun - good morning to you all I still haven't evolved Gemini - new love has an unusual name/you are in touch with peoples feelings (oo er) Aries - Luck circles the initial K/Venus has entered you deeply Cancer - you shine in a musical challange/I'm calmer That last one is good - do you think Meg has been spying on me In the Sun today The nice man from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents says children should fall out of trees more often/get wet & muddy and stung by nettles It'll do them good in the long run |
12 Jun 07 - 09:18 AM (#2074677) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie Thanks Meg - I'll be looking out for a man named Sue. Geminis are always in touch with people's feelings - I can tell you are calmer today Ross. When my son comes back from his first A level exam later on and tells me about all the things that came up which he didn't revise, because blah blah blah, I shall be the epitome of empathy with heightened sentiment and understanding. 'spose |
12 Jun 07 - 10:08 AM (#2074736) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross What a wondermum you are - you even throw your children outside the house to protect them when you want a ciggie Here's some news from Theo Just a quick note about this month's Fox Music Session - which will not be at the Fox! Due to a change in landlordship, the Fox is currently closed, so Wednedsay's Music Session will be at The Motte and Bailey, Pirton, just 100 yards away from the Fox, on the Green. If you need directions, please call on 01582 882831. As usual, all singers, musicians, storytellers, listeners etc are most welcome, Wednesday 13th June, from 8.00pm to 11.00pm Hope to see you at the Motte and Bailey. Theo and Julie |
12 Jun 07 - 10:27 AM (#2074764) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA My boss's initial is K, would this be a good chance to ask for a rise? or would Venus enter even deeply in the shape of his boot??? I quite agree with the man from the ministry if the buggers wont fall out of trees, give the little blighters a shove. Character building, dontchaknow. My Tim is doing Relegious Studies GCSE as we speek. Last Friday was German, it was multiple choice he answered C for everything. In his German oral the only words he could remember were vegetarian, cheese and interesting and managed to work the whole exam around these three words. That lad will go far !! |
12 Jun 07 - 10:54 AM (#2074784) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Donner und blitzen fraulien Achtung The national airline of Swaziland's pride was a Fokker I never sniggered once Laugh - snell, snell |
12 Jun 07 - 12:30 PM (#2074877) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie My 'why-don't-you-learn-these-songs' advisor suggested Wooden Heart in German, whatever that song is. Mussyden? I nodded at the time. Perhaps young Tim could provide me with the German words. Richard gave his exam 7/10. I was in touch with his feelings, even when he said that the text book didn't cover glaciation in great depth so he had to blague it. How deep is a glacier anyway? Quiz question. What is the name of the Polar bear on top of a Fox's Glacier Mint? |
13 Jun 07 - 03:16 AM (#2075487) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Good Morning All from Sunny Worcestershire Cathie, Only if those words are : vegetarian, cheese or interesting - Ross compose a verse please. Tim's exam was 'cool'. This morning we have double higher chemistry. He's decided he wants to follow his cousin into Forensic's. Personally I wouldn't follow Rachel (cousin) anywhere cos it usually ends up quite gruesome. 2 - 1/3rds as much as the bit stickin through the water. So measure the bit stickin through the water and add another couple of bits and there you have it, glacier depth. Simple. Foxie, Mintie, Snowie ??? Meeting this morning so off to scribble shorthand and draw cartoons through the boring bits. I also pass jokes to my boss in an effort to make him laugh usually works. |
13 Jun 07 - 04:50 AM (#2075539) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross It's Peppy - http://www.foxs.co.uk/foxsrange.php Glaciers are normally 4 feet 3 inches deep (approximately 100 metres) and are caused by the urine of mountain elves after drinking chilled ambrosia - bollox I think you must have a wooden heart to get anyone to sing in German Cathy went to school with Lewis Hamilton Do you have to shrink your hand to write short hand |
13 Jun 07 - 05:21 AM (#2075552) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Peppy is a completely stupid name for a polar bear. Now, Eric that's a proper name. Since when has 4'-3" been nearly 100 metres? Are you sure about those bricks you measure. I was at school with Sisters Attracta, Paul Mary, Josephine and Margurita. No, but you can write really rude things about people without them knowing. Meeting suspended, boss off to Mexico - if I get him to the airport on time. M42 here we come! |
13 Jun 07 - 05:40 AM (#2075560) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Really - how could you question a MCIOB - would a man really overstretch a measurement to inmpress a lady? Did you go to school with the Spanish Beatles? It's an open mic at the Bull tonight And things on at Bedford Folk Club, Daley's, Kempston & the Orange Tree Baldock And Pirton tonight as above Details of Scrump's funeral tomorrow - 14th from Alan/Sue Hewson: I can now confirm the arrangements for Paul's funeral. It will be at Stevenage Crematorium, at 1.15pm on Thursday 14th June. The address is Watton Road, Stevenage, SG2 8XT Directions: The Crematorium is situated on the Watton Road between Stevenage and Knebworth. The main access is via the Stevenage to Hertford road (A602), linking directly with the A1(M) at Junction 7, less than three miles away. After the service we will retire to The Orange Norton Rd, Baldock, SG7 5AW to celebrate Paul's memory in the way he loved best, with a pint or real beer or cider and a song. Frankie has asked for family flowers only. In lieu there are two options to donate to Paul's memory. Frankie is going to site a memorial seat in one of Paul's favourite places. Donations can be made via the funeral directors. Details will be in the order of service. Secondly, we are going to hold a music festival in him name in March 2008; an account will be set up to which donations can be made. In the interim, donations for the festival can be via Mad Nanny Music. In addition, a ceilidh on July 21st in Ickleford Village Hall (just 50 yards from Paul's home) will donate all profits to the fund. Please contact me re tickets/donations or both. Regards Alan & Sue Hewson |
13 Jun 07 - 07:43 AM (#2075621) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie So Lewis Hamilton?? Sorry Ross - don't get it. Googling tells me he's a racing driver born in Stevenage. I was more likely to see him at Mums and Tots hogging the toy cars, til my twins moved in on him. I wonder if he has googley eyes. |
13 Jun 07 - 08:14 AM (#2075644) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Okay - so you're a Cockney Born on the same manor as a very famous music man You must have one interesting road rage story to tell from your days in St Evevage? Lewis is more than just a racing driver - he is sensational after winning the Canadian grand prix Moses never did get to Canada Has PA gone to Meccico? |
13 Jun 07 - 10:51 AM (#2075819) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie Oh I see. I know so little about what goes on in the world. There's no time left in the day after BB, Dallas and guitar practice. I am going to call into Pirton later on for a while in search of Sue. |
13 Jun 07 - 10:54 AM (#2075822) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Don't give me that oh worldly one Good luck with your search for Sue I'm probably offline for a couple of days I'm depending on you I love you all |
13 Jun 07 - 10:59 AM (#2075828) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Hello amigos. He's gone. Mexico tomorrow til Saturday, Mexico to Portugal on Sunday then Portugal to Greece on Monday to negotiate a project with the Greeks in Bulgaria. Home Wednesday. Drive me round the bend (just to continue the travel theme) on Thursday. Absolutely pouring down here - real torrential stuff!! Phoned husband to get washing in and the sun is shining, he's only a couple of miles away!!! Anyone watching Big Brother, or am I the only saddo ??? |
13 Jun 07 - 11:29 AM (#2075856) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie You know how we females can multi task PA? Well - yesterday I went home from work with a spacey bad headache. I went to bed and slept on and off while watching catch up BB and answering those Muuum questions as they everyone kept coming in. That's Multi tasking! Still hot and sunny here. Talk tomorrow.........while Ross is away........ we can play |
14 Jun 07 - 02:52 PM (#2077107) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Ah ha - caught you Cheers to Mk John & Steve for last night & new singer Terry Some nice stuff played Only showers here in Barton-Le-Clay Big brothers a bit boring Britain's got talent has been quite funny - the male Kylie impressionist was seriously weird |
15 Jun 07 - 03:15 AM (#2077545) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Morning Peeps Monsoon season in not so sunny Worcestershire, had hardly stopped for two days. Charlie on BB is seriously seriously odd. Where did she get that hair. If you chopped off her head and hung her up by it she'd look like one of those shrunken heads from deepest darkest Birmingham oops in mean Africa, same place. Husband came home at 3.30 this morning (from work) so I'm falling asleep at my desk. Boss caught me out yesterday afternoon with a really bad Mexican accent. He's a bit of a joker. |
15 Jun 07 - 04:22 AM (#2077571) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA He may be in Mexico - but I feel he's still here - I'm typing in Spanish???? |
16 Jun 07 - 07:17 AM (#2078545) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross spooky It's a Windward experience in St Albans tomorrow - 17th June Starting 8.00 Na Mara and Niels Gedge are special guests Only a week to go to Barton Not much rain in South Bedfordshire M1 shut most Saturday nights junction 8 to 9 |
16 Jun 07 - 02:47 PM (#2078758) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: GUEST Hi cheps Sorry been away dodging showers in Engerland and son sam keeps hogging this when I'm in getting to know the transport network in birmingham, ! the main problem is how to stop a bus to get to corporation street as yet another goes shooting past at 6.00 a.m. it was only 30p excess from New Street to kings Norton!! thanks for reminding me about tomorrow at Windward trust cathie will be doing one and ross too Meanwhile fleggy will be backing us up Maybe we will ressurect the mehikan wave looking ahead, will be anticipating a good evening at Barton Village hall fund raiser |
16 Jun 07 - 02:48 PM (#2078760) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: GUEST so I wasnt logged in was I ? breezy |
17 Jun 07 - 07:54 PM (#2079550) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie Hi John - we thought it might be you - hoo. Geting about in Birmingham sounds a challenge. Please don't resought to lying in the middle of the road, will you? In fact, that's so sad.........have you tried singing to them??? I'm sitting in a Brum bus station, Got a ticket for my destination, The buses just keep passing by, I blink back tears, cos I won't cry, Though every stop is neatly planned For this singer and a one man band. A lovely evening at the Rose and Crown tonight - unique raffle system! see you next week |
18 Jun 07 - 03:53 AM (#2079705) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA I wish all I was getting from my boss is a Mehikan wave. Can somebody please remove all the fax machines from south America, Portugal and Greece. Its easier when he's here. |
18 Jun 07 - 05:30 AM (#2079741) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Cheers John - great night at the Rose & Crown - everybody in tune It's looking good for this Saturday Cheers PA - that reminds me that there was a programme last week exploring the meaning of the words Moll & Merkin Both being quite seedy - it's apt that George Bush always says I'm proud to be A merkin Why don't owls mate in the rain - it's to wet to woo Singaround this Wednesday at Barton - 20th Then big day/night - 23rd (cheers for raffle prizes Cathy) Singarounds at the 3 Horseshoes Winkwell Hemel on Sunday Afternoon (24th) and following Thursday evening (28th) |
18 Jun 07 - 08:15 AM (#2079824) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA So what were you lot up to at the Rose and Crown, were you drinking and being boisterous. Gosh I bet you all had packets of crisps too. What to moll and merkin mean Ross. I dont believe there's a place called Winkwell. Do all the people wink competetly? Do they use a particular eye, or is it random winking. Dear God, it raining again here. |
18 Jun 07 - 10:05 AM (#2079911) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: breezy Thank you cathie and Ross for coming and contributing last night, waht's unique about the raffle? it rained in Dunstable this a.m. but I was able to shelter and still play Looking forward to the 23rd. I shall be solo in the first instance, , so if you wanna Breeze/Flegg duo that'll be another set, got to have my space too. Some good choruses last night Mick Pearce at Herga tonigt |
18 Jun 07 - 10:41 AM (#2079938) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Cheers John - I'll try & sort out a running order in the next couple of days PA - I couldn't tell you what the words mean - I'm far too polite There were crisps at the Rose & Crown - who did you know? - that is so spooky Winkwell is (fill this spot) Mick Pearce is a founder member of the Barton sessions - a regular with Zany Mouse before they emigrated to Zimbabwe Have a good un tonight MCP |
18 Jun 07 - 11:27 AM (#2079976) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA I have connections - to Mistic Meg. I see that Breezy chap has popped up again. Where's Cathie, did you leave her in the pub Ross??? Winkwell without its 'W' is inkwell - Ink - Spot - get it?? Ah harrrrrr, I'm too good for this you know. Ross I know a really good joke about Mickey Mouse - I'll PM you. |
18 Jun 07 - 03:27 PM (#2080198) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie HI PA. Here as always. How's the exam stress chez-toi? Richard was not impressed with me helping him with his Politics revision when I told him Ross' news on George Bush. I knew when I explained what a merkin was, things were going pear shaped. |
19 Jun 07 - 05:11 AM (#2080804) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Hi everybody & Cathy still down the pub Thanks for the joke PA - it's strange because last night I dreamt I was living in a house right next door to Disneyland It seemed so handy Aries - allow extra time for an important journey Gemini - An old friend is back with big news Cancer - A friendly chat during a meal break leads to love (blimey, I've only got a yoghurt and an apple) |
19 Jun 07 - 05:28 AM (#2080810) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie Are you telepathic? I was just about to ask you what was in store for me today! Was it the joke about Mickey describing Minnie as F'ing Goofie? |
19 Jun 07 - 05:47 AM (#2080825) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA And I have an apple and and yog for lunch ???????? Yes thats the one Cathie, how on earth did you know. Telepathic or what !!!!!!!!!!!! |
19 Jun 07 - 06:02 AM (#2080833) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie I think that must be my big news today. Put the custard doughnuts away and stick to apples and yoghurts for healthier living. Do you have any journeys planned today PA? Who is driving you round the bend? |
19 Jun 07 - 06:07 AM (#2080835) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA No, not today, but tomorrow he's back to Athens, via Amsterdam, where he will be meeting up with our Senior Engineer, who is in Lithuania at the moment. He'll be back by Thursday evening. My boss, that is. Talk about Around the World in 80 Days. Its not him who drives me round the bend though. |
19 Jun 07 - 06:58 AM (#2080870) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Typing in Lithuanian - makes a change from Spanish !! |
19 Jun 07 - 07:15 AM (#2080886) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross It's nearly lunch time - I'm so excited I forgot to mention me mandarins Try typing in Biggleswadian if you want a real challange Custard doughnuts sound good - they must be full of vitamins and essential minerals |
19 Jun 07 - 07:44 AM (#2080903) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie Old Mother Holgate went to the Cupboard To get herself a doughnut. But when she got there,the cupboard was bare. Her sons had eaten the whole lot. |
19 Jun 07 - 07:49 AM (#2080908) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie Only pink items are safe in this house. No-one touches them - too girly. |
19 Jun 07 - 07:54 AM (#2080914) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie Me again. Has anyone got a big circular sort of rainbow effect round your sun? I have never seen that before. I hope Captain Jack is going to fall from the sky any minute. |
19 Jun 07 - 08:32 AM (#2080945) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Ross stop it, I've got mandarins too - have you got a big banana? |
19 Jun 07 - 08:33 AM (#2080947) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Ooooooooooo Cathie, Capt.Jack yummmmmmmie |
19 Jun 07 - 08:54 AM (#2080966) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross I did (not a Pratt though/maybe a fyfe)- it wasn't very big though - story of my life Love never turned up either I went to see that Pavarotti last week - he was a right miserable git - he doesn't like it when you join in (Berard Manning RIP) Isn't it dangerous to look at the Sun - maybe the rainbows were caused by your retinas melting True story - when Ozzy Osborne was an alcoholic, Sharon hid all his clothing, so he went down the pub in one of her pink dresses There was a young lady called Cathy Who was always getting locked in the lavvy She cried out for help Only managed a whelp .......... |
19 Jun 07 - 09:20 AM (#2080981) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA ........... but got rescued in time by a navvy. |
19 Jun 07 - 09:41 AM (#2081001) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Very good 10/10 |
19 Jun 07 - 09:46 AM (#2081004) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Why, thank you kind sir. Had a break from the Lithuanian, did a bit of spanish, now we're back to the lithuanian - and then checking his credit card statement before he vanishes again. Lithuanian for grease nipple is - tepaline |
19 Jun 07 - 09:47 AM (#2081005) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie Wow. Yes - it was Captain Jack. He had very big news! Now I know why he had to leave - off to be fruity with another mudcatter. It could be either of you-hoo. |
19 Jun 07 - 10:40 AM (#2081065) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Plumbing is a wonderful trade You have ball cocks, male & female threads, grease nipples, monkey wrenches, stop cocks, ball o valves, water closets, nuts, overflows, tank bottoms, water ejaculation etc Almost a complete Carry On film Captain Jack - doesn't he conceal his ray gun? |
20 Jun 07 - 04:32 AM (#2081898) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross It's folk/acoustic songs & tunes around the rooms tonight in the Bull function room 20th June All welcome |
20 Jun 07 - 06:43 AM (#2081968) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Do you run from room to room, Ross. Is it like folk circuit training. |
20 Jun 07 - 07:57 AM (#2082027) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Hi PA I can confirm I feel like I've run a marathon; after every session perhaps I should get drunk quicker Do Eskimo vampires get frost bite? ABOUT SATURDAY THE 23RD I've just come up with a timetable noon to 6:00pm - singaround 6:00-6:30 Regulars 6:30-7:00 Steve Last 7:15-7:45 Mel/Trish/Zoe 8:00-8:30 Na Mara 8:30-9:00 John Breeze 9:00-9:15 John Breeze/Chris Flegg 9:15:9:45 Chris Flegg 10:00-10:30 Mike Sparks 10:45-11:30 Folkaholics Sounds & looks greaaaaaaaaaaaat |
20 Jun 07 - 08:29 AM (#2082054) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Oooooo Ross you are so fit. How come that Breezy chap gets almost an hour and every one else gets 30 mins? Is he the star attraction? Take photos so I can chuck darts. (PS I've just had a rant on another thread, may have upset a few people, dont tell them I'm here Ross) |
20 Jun 07 - 08:58 AM (#2082090) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA And....... why isn't Cathie on the list ??? I hear she's very good, does one about a windmill. You have to include her, I will hear if you dont. |
20 Jun 07 - 10:08 AM (#2082171) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross We are hoping Cathy will do a spot in the regulars half hour She is very good - plays like an angel, sings like a ........ Breezy - why not? |
20 Jun 07 - 10:23 AM (#2082188) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Why not chuck darts? he just makes a good target thats all. So glad you're including Cathie, what does she sing like ?????????? |
20 Jun 07 - 03:21 PM (#2082454) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie PA - What has Mystic Meg been telling you???? Are you telepathic????? |
21 Jun 07 - 03:42 AM (#2082850) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: GUEST,Mystic Meg We will soon see PA's true identity emerge when the solstice is at it's zenith; hurry & make haste my children; for there is divine work to be done |
21 Jun 07 - 04:02 AM (#2082860) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Wot !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Who is this interloper, reveale yourself I say - and leave the kids out of this. |
21 Jun 07 - 04:10 AM (#2082865) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Blimey - I've only been away a day & there is crazy happenings Cathy sings like an ANGEL - very good last night Thanks to Derek, MK Trevor, Geoff, Davina, Jessie, Nat, Lorna, Rita, Yvonne, Bert, Pat, Cathy, Leona & her mob at the bar Very nice indeed First day of Summer today And the big day Saturday just two days away - who is coming? |
21 Jun 07 - 07:33 AM (#2082946) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie What kind words! - my head is too big for hair straighteners now. I have followed your other thread PA - your comments and info is very interesting as I am ignorant about such things. And it's all so relevant for you at the mo. I'm looking forward to Saturday - it'll be my third 12 hour session. I'm going to cut down on the packing this time. work calls...... |
21 Jun 07 - 10:52 AM (#2083104) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Hi Cathy - many thanks for the run of the Mill dates/St Albans Folk Festival It's a blow they clash with Barton Hey ho St Albans Folk Festival Singarounds with Run of the Mill Sat. June 23rd 12.00 - 2.00, The White Lion, Sopwell Lane, St.Albans Tues. July 3rd 8.30 - 11.00, The King Harry, King Harry Lane, St.Albans. Wed. July 4th 8.00 - 11.00. The Blue Anchor, St.Michael's St. St.Albans Is Mystic Meg still stalking PA? |
22 Jun 07 - 03:59 AM (#2083771) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The PA Morning Boys and Girls Pouring down here. Showjumping and Dressage last night, came 6th! Not bad considering just as we began our dressage test a ruddy ginger and white cat decided to chase moths around the arena. Poor old Red freeked and shot sideways across the arena, and my son burst our laughing very very loudly. Two fences down in the jumping, but not a bad night. Why didnt M.Meg warn me about the cat! Boss back like a whorle wind from Athens. Looks like you've got a fun weekend lined up, we have a charity ball, all suits, posh frocks, and dancing the nigh away to a really good 60's band, which we've seen before. Its to raise funds for research into Amyloidosis, which my friend died from last year. Work becons, have a great weekend and I hope you all raise loads of money (what's it for Ross). Bye for now. |
22 Jun 07 - 04:25 AM (#2083782) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Mick Pearce (MCP) Ross wish we could be there but La Belle France is calling (actually not until Sunday, but we couldn't do a late night on Saturday). Hope it goes well. Mick |
22 Jun 07 - 11:39 AM (#2084076) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie One more day. la la la |
22 Jun 07 - 01:49 PM (#2084212) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: The Unicorn Man If I am not there at 12 noon. I will be in The Waggon and Horses. It's the only pub in Barton I don't remember being in. CU all on Saturday. |
22 Jun 07 - 03:34 PM (#2084304) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie Why? |
23 Jun 07 - 06:00 AM (#2084719) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie last reflush |
24 Jun 07 - 09:58 AM (#2085532) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Cheers Mick - we sang Andersons coast & raised a glass Mike Sparks had the cheek to sing your 13 florin song (only joking - grin) Many thanks to all the performers - Steve Last (ref), Mel, Trish & Zoe, Na Mara, John Breeze, Chris Flegg and Mike Sparks Great stuff And to all the singarounders in the afternoon We raised our £200 target which the Village Hall wanted for new furniture - well done to all The raffle did well as everyone was fighting for 'My Guru's' CD, which was star prize It's Winkwell today this afternoon 4pm(24th) and next Thursday evening Then Barton open mic on Wednesday |
24 Jun 07 - 12:18 PM (#2085635) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Hitchin' John Hi Ross Glad it all went well yesterday - I've been struggling to get over to Barton and probably won't make it this week - but I will some time soon. By the way - Richard Thompson has stolen my guitar - the danelectro at the bottom. Regards John |
24 Jun 07 - 12:24 PM (#2085644) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: breezy Thank you Ross and belated many happy returns of the day, Thanks for the invite , glad to have been able to support you, keep it up. Will it be the 21st of June next year? no harm in starting the advertising straight away! before anyone else !! mid summer's day |
25 Jun 07 - 05:53 AM (#2086222) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Cheers JB - many thanks for your support Next year - could revert to a Friday night - good thinking Hi Hitchin John - we always said your guitar would be famous one day John Birch is giving up the open mic Wednesdays as he is now working in Milton Keynes These Wednesdays could be ending - discuss We are in the Unicorn till end of September - so plenty of time |
25 Jun 07 - 04:44 PM (#2086793) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: My guru always said Sounds like you had a Fab time with an excellent line-up of Stars!!! Well done Ross & all the Bartonites for a brilliant result for Charity! Ross - did you not explain to your raffle puntees that my CD is really 'non-commercial' as I only ever give it (the cd) away? So disappointed non-winners are welcome to PM me for a copy - if I run out I might just burn a 'hooky' one!! I was surprised to find that Trevor had decided to spend the weekend with me (at Forest Folk Song & Ale I hasten to add) and was delighted to hear him again. Barton's loss was North Boarhunt's gain and we raised a glass to Barton, well I raised several as you can imagine *grin* |
26 Jun 07 - 05:29 AM (#2087171) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Hi Guru - no probs - everything went to plan We missed Trevor - there were a few absent I don't think the Barton village hall was very dear to many people Never mind We did have a good time From: "THEO THOMAS" UNICORN CEILIDHS -HIGH ENERGY PUBLIC CEILIDHS FOR DISCERNING DANCERS OF ALL AGES- Present on FRIDAY 29th JUNE - ASHA Fresh-minted for the new millennium, Asha is the result of a collaboration to put together a compelling concert and ceilidh band with an eclectic feel. Pete Lockwoods signature synth, sax and drums are layered with Jackie Allen's fiddle, Peter Lubbock's guitar-work, Dave Jollys melodeons and Lynn Swain's flutes and whistles to deliver funky rhythms, soaring melodies and lush harmonies. Infused with blues, soul, jazz and latin influences the band draws traditional styles into imaginative arrangements, guaranteed to get you dancing. Between them, Dave Jolly and Jackie Allen will share the calling, bringing their combined knowledge of dance to Hitchin. http://www.shindy.dsl.pipex.com/asha/ashamain.htm Our interval entertainment is provided by the REDBORNSTOKE MORRIS MEN, "the finest Men's Cotswold Morris Team in Mid-Bedfordshire!", with their own complex and unusual traditions, they always put on a good display! http://www.redbornstoke.com/ Unicorn Ceilidhs take place generally on the last Friday of the month at Hitchin Town Hall, Brand Street, Hitchin, Herts. Doors open at 7.30 for an 8.00 p.m. start, with an 11.30 p.m. finish entry is only £8.00 for adults and £4 for children under 14. Tickets are available at the door, or in advance from 01582 733113 / 724261 Theres also a real ale bar, with a selection from the Potton Brewery, and soft drinks. For more information, visit www.unicornceilidhs.org.uk |
27 Jun 07 - 03:25 AM (#2088010) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross There is an open mic at the Bull tonight All welcome |
28 Jun 07 - 03:52 AM (#2088832) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: GUEST,Mystic Meg Aries - Love circles D names Gemini - A relative you rarely see, yet feel close to, is a source of luck Cancer - Luck speaks in French Bovine - A lazy cow Never use a step ladder - it's easier to form a relationship with your real ladder |
28 Jun 07 - 04:55 AM (#2088854) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Cheers Misty baby Now, who do I know that speaks French? Thanks to Keith, Steve, Terry, Stevi, Bob and Mick Jones for great blues session I had a great time Isla St Clair is on at Redbourn tonight - 28th She was once married to Barry White and Brian Ferry Her real name is the Isla White Ferry |
28 Jun 07 - 07:48 AM (#2088946) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie Oh La la, mon petit chou. Tu vois - 'après la pluie, le beau temps' I zink you say - all clouds 'ave the lining of silver, non? Enfin, il faut m'offrir un verre chaque semaine pour avoir le vrai bonne chance. |
28 Jun 07 - 07:52 AM (#2088950) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie oops - la vrai bonne chance |
28 Jun 07 - 08:36 AM (#2088986) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Parlez vous Anglais madam sil va plait non comprendez I'm always carrying a cloud over my head - no wonder it's so heavy with all that silver in it I'm measuring an extension at the Ousedale School And I've had an hair cut |
28 Jun 07 - 11:16 AM (#2089120) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: GUEST Is Winkwell on tonight? |
28 Jun 07 - 11:17 AM (#2089122) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: GUEST,Cathy sorry - that was me Guest |
28 Jun 07 - 11:53 AM (#2089155) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Hey - I've got a 100 - very rare There is no Winkwell tonight Martin & Derek are away and I'm tired Many apologies It will soon be sunny July |
28 Jun 07 - 12:55 PM (#2089221) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Cathie That wasn't just rare - that was Mystic Meg' forecast come true. Again! |
30 Jun 07 - 05:09 PM (#2091130) Subject: RE: 23rd June Charity Day Bull Barton Beds From: Ross Sacre bleu |