Every Laugh Is The Energy

tweets

pk04 wrote: »

I'm catching up on last nights at the moment, I'd be happy if Tony or Simon won but Simon is my favourite

I suppose I had better want Simon to win he's a local lad

bubbs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Can you revert back to the old one bubbs?

ie can you choose which one to use?

Nope, even went through my history and when clicked on it still goes to new one:(:(

TrulyMadly

purpledonkey wrote: »

:rotfl: I love pigeon watching.

I'm about to cook an epic meal for it - oven roasted veg, new potatoes, steak and a tiny portion of creamed leeks with lardons. I think Simon's going to win. I like Tony even though he looks like Luigi and I don't know why but I don't like Emma, she gets on my tits and not in a good way!

Yup I've got a bottle of dry white chilling nicely. Might open a box of 1p chocolates:)

For the first year ever, I haven't got a favourite. I think they'll pick the most photogenic:rotfl:

Wish you lived closer. I have a full bed of leeks need using up:o

Snap-ant

St George’s URC are happy to loan their Knitted Bible Exhibition without charge.
The exhibition has 33 scenes which are packed for transport, also a number of scenery items.
To transport them 2 hatchback cars with seats flattened down or a Transit Van are needed.
A share of any donations that you may acquire would be gratefully received.
Year Plan for the Knitted Bible:


12th – 23rd February 2015 Ryton Methodist Church, Gateshead

10th – 30th March London

31st March – 9th April All Saints, Breadsall Village, Derby

10th – 30th April Newtown Baptist Church, Mid Wales

11th – 30th May Clifton Methodist Church, Brighouse, Halifax

5th – 22nd June The Methodist Church, Tewsbury , Gloucestershire

27th June - 8th July Spoor Methodist Church, Whickham

12th – 23rd July Barnard Castle Methodist Church

8th – 12th August Christ The King, West Yorkshire

28th August – 6th September St Mary’s, High Hasket, Carlisle

9th – 21st September Methodist Church, Longtown, Carlisle

25th September – 5th October St John’s U.R.C. Wideopen

7th October – 16th November St Mary’s, Carleton, Skipton

20th – 30th November All Saints, Elland, Huddersfield
Forward

When we started knitting at the end of February 2008, we were only intending to create the scene of ‘The Last Supper’, but, enthusiasm and imagination, combined to make us much more ambitious!
Our hope is that in depicting some of the best-known stories in the Bible, everyone who sees them will be able to understand and enjoy them – and may discover some detail that they had forgotten or never noticed before – whilst learning more about God and his love for this world and its people.
The project has involved most of our own congregation as well as friends from other churches and places, who have knitted, sewn, constructed scenery and props, made donations of materials, taken photographs, made videos, typed this script and produced the Knitted Bible Booklet. None of it would have been possible without their help and support, for which I am extremely grateful. My apologies to anyone who has been omitted in error from the list below, of those who have worked together so well in order to produce ‘The Knitted Bible’ at St. George’s.
Rev. Val Towler, MA (Minister), June 2008

Nannylala

Before I go and get comfy just wanted to say love the pics Snap there has been lots of clicking needles to produce them:T

Qoc well done on moving all the wood chips you will be aching in the morning ....hot bath and a voddie I thinks for you tonight;)

TrulyMadly

bubbs wrote: »

Nope, even went through my history and when clicked on it still goes to new one:(:(

Isn't it strange?

I was thinking it would be "launched" as the new improved version to save shoppers more money .....yeah........but as more and more of us are getting it coming through, I'm not so sure. It appears to be by stealth:o

tweets

Here comes the rain

Snap-ant

More beards than Hinterland & that's saying something

springdreams

I've had no time to keep up the past week, and have done a bit of skim reading tonight, and see that I have missed some exciting news!

Congrats Zippy on becoming a grandad :beer:

TrulyMadly

Nannylala wrote: »

Good evening feeling the need of a little brandy as have been so stressed out :(Wickes have been promising a delivery for 2 days of my replacement door for the one which was damaged.I cancelled going out for those 2 days and no sign of my door even after numerous phone calls.Tonight I rang again and finally got a result as a nice young lady arranged for one of there staff to deliver it on his way home in his own car:T:T so now can proceed and make arrangement for them to be fiitted:)
Sorry for the rant but feel better now;)off to have that brand:beer:y

Have a lovely evening nanny.....enjoy your brandy