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I'm a "Bah Humbug >:(" I'm afraid and as I find the whole thing a bit of a trial don't put anything up except the cards I receive. Sorry :16:

Happy Birthday have wonderful day:17::17::17:

Erm ??? perhaps she was baking one of her cakes and some flour ended up on the rug !!:):):)

Happy New Year everyone and may all your dreams come true.:17::17::17::17:

I am also going to risk the wrath of some of you lovely folks, I have tried these late series and I am sure the stories are as good as ever, but as always I find them difficult to watch: as in my heart I want to see Wally Batty , Ivy with Sid , Nora and of course the wonderful Three as they...

Sorry to hear you were not too good over Christmas Amos, I hope the New Year brings you lots of good health light and happiness. :17::17:

Having a peaceful day with my rather grumpy cat "Minka":15: who is regarding her extremely expensive christmas cat food with great suspicion !!:30:. Happy Christmas everyone:dance::dance::dance::dance::dance::dance:

I'm boring "After Eight Mints" for me, can't stop once I start :)

:17:I just wanted to wish all you wonderful folks a happy and peaceful time today and thank you for being so understanding about all my short comings and am ashamed to say long goings:16::16:

Agree I loved it always amazed me how Leonard Sachs managed to get all those long words out without tying himself in knots. Just to change the subject, I happened to hear that marvelous "duet" with Joyce Grenfell and Norman Wisdom, when after a few notes they start to laugh and sing at the same...

I believe it depends on what you are looking for, I watch scenes carefully not because I am looking for any mistakes or continuity gaffs but the wonderful way the actors portray the scenes and characters they play, a raised eyebrow or pause in dialogue at just the right time can turn a funny...

Sigh !! we are all going to turn into ducks with webbed feet :(:16: seriously though I do feel for the poor folks flooded out it must be heartbreaking for them.

My hero is Peter Sallis, I think the way he played Clegg was brilliant especially in the early years when Clegg was more forceful. He had a wonderful sense of timing, and a way of delivering the lines which I find so funny, sometimes just a raised eyebrow is all he did and I am helpless.:) Bill...

Thanks for the welcome back everyone :-am now back home with yet more expensive cat food for me feline "Lady of the House" !! who after sniffing latest offering with deep suspicion convinced it was poison has eaten the lot and having washed every reachable bit of herself is now gazing out of...

Hello Folks I hardly dare say hello after such a long time, to be honest I felt too ashamed to re-connect until today when to my joy I received your birthday wishes from the Administrator and it spurred me on to thank you so much it really cheered me up as I don't get cards and stuff and had...

I have to say I find the idea of a new LOTSW as it were rather alarming, for folk such as me the magic was a combination of the lovely stories and the wonderful characters, but I think the actors were the secret ingredient that made it so special. I just cannot imagine anyone but Peter Sallis...

It seems to me that in the very first series the inside of Cleggs is a bit drab with a fifties sort of furniture and he has quite an odds and end assortment of cups etc when he gives Compo and Blamire a cup of tea in I think its "hail smiling morn or thereabouts". Later his living room seems...

Sorry Folks been awol again :o:o. I am feeling quite proud of myself as I have managed to get a tiny bit part as they call it in a film. It's not I hasten to add one of those big blockbuster thingy's but a small film company making their first full length but it's a start !!:smile:

I am to be honest a little out of touch with cricket now a days:me:, for me it was the demon fast bowler Freddie Trueman and his opposite number Brian Statham and of course Peter May, Colin Cowdrey. Hey ho those were the days :16:

I first started watching LOTSW when my Husband Stephen was in a nursing home a few months before he died, if memory serves my right it was "Three men and a mangle" and I saw him laugh for the first time in almost a year, it was wonderful and I have been hooked ever since, these lovely funny...