Nice People Thread Part 9 - and so it continues

michaels

Now that's what I call beams

Edit - is it working - can anyone else see the image?

PasturesNew

michaels wrote: »

Argh - Can't do pictures right as normal - I'm sure i used to know how to...

Now that's what I call beams

I bet that's your smallest garden shed....

PasturesNew

zagubov wrote: »

I failed to spot that an NPs username had musical connections (well contemporary ones at any rate).

Whose?

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PasturesNew

vivatifosi wrote: »

I don't use sugar very often. My first bag of white sugar (well sealed in airtight container) lasted about 15 years. I've had my current bag since I moved in about 6 years ago.

I was like that - never had any in the house - until I had a go at making some bread 6 years ago and that needed it.

When I moved in here I bought a small bag as so many recipes want some .... and I opened it the other week to sprinkle some onto rice pudding. Used another bit this week as I had bought milk (first for 30 years) to go with Weetabix (first for 45 years) .... so had 2 teaspoons with 2 weetabix.

And, as I had it, I sprinkled sugar onto the crumble I made today.

zagubov

michaels wrote: »

Now that's what I call beams

Edit - is it working - can anyone else see the image?

Yep large as life!:beer:

PasturesNew wrote: »

Whose?

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One of the slightly further north NPs:D

GDB2222

PasturesNew wrote: »

Whose?

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Your name has musical connections, Pastures, so maybe it's you?

Sheep May Safely Graze, by J S Bach. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIUCRXMM4pE

Beethoven 6th Symphony (the Pastoral) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34dU9RSWf28

PasturesNew

GDB2222 wrote: »

Your name has musical connections, Pastures, so maybe it's you?

Does it?
I know nothing about music/musicians.... except I bet they're bl00dy annoying to live next to.

I often wonder about the poor, suffering neighbours of the dire acts that get turned down in X Factor.

michaels

PasturesNew wrote: »

Does it?
I know nothing about music/musicians.... except I bet they're bl00dy annoying to live next to.

I often wonder about the poor, suffering neighbours of the dire acts that get turned down in X Factor.

It's not just the ones who get rejected, DW was watching this evening and I was thinking why can't we go back to the good old days of auto-tume...

vivatifosi

michaels wrote: »

Classical music - we don't really do it in the house but DD1 is doing some fugues and minuets for her piano grade and it is lovely to hear n the house, on the piano she often plays as an organ, strings or 'choral voices' and it is beautiful.

Our thoughts are with you Viva for Dr Tiff and Nikki our fingers are crossed for you.

I am planning to trump LIRs and NDGs beams but need to find somewhere to upload a photo to, brb.

Thanks for the kind words michaels and everyone else who has taken to their keyboard. He is on the train and will be home soon.

For whatever reason - and shaped largely by what I think is your taste in music - I read the above (bold) as DD1 is doing some fugees and minuets:o.

michaels

vivatifosi wrote: »

Thanks for the kind words michaels and everyone else who has taken to their keyboard. He is on the train and will be home soon.

For whatever reason - and shaped largely by what I think is your taste in music - I read the above (bold) as DD1 is doing some fugees and minuets:o.

Now there is a good idea - currently as well as her exam pieces we have 'easy to play Abba' which is actually rather fun when played as strings with choral but easy to play classic nb would definitely liven up the house for DW and I.