Morning Simon and Team Blogpoppet



I love mornings too, especially this time of year when the sun is beaming down.



Also love the Chelsea Flower Show - been 3 times and it's just stunning. The floral marquee is quite simply breathtaking.



So, how's about kicking off proceedings with



CHELSEA DAGGER - THE FRATELLIS



Muchos amore!



Deevs

x

Good Morning again all -



Suggest



THE GARDEN – Take That (WAH!)



FLOWERS IN THE RAIN - Move



A ROSE FOR MY ROSE - Marv Johnson



A ROSE IN SPANISH HARLEM – Aretha Franklin



ROSE GARDEN – Lyn Anderson



I BEG YOUR PARDON – Kon Kan

Morning Simon and everyone from a blustery, but sunny Scotland!



How about one of these please......



FLOWERS IN THE RAIN ~ The Move



SAN FRANSISCO (wear some flowers in your hair) ~ Scott McKenzie



xx

Morning Simon, Team and fellow blogpoppets,



I shouldn't really be here, places to be and people to see shortly. Katy, I have had a good sleep and now feel remarkably relaxed. Very unlike me!!



Well Simon, how about



I DON'T WANT TO GO TO CHELSEA by ELVIS COSTELLO



I'LL PICK A ROSE FOR MY ROSE by MARY JOHNSON



See you all later!



Madchick x

Morning all.



Can you dig it - Mock Turtles.



MTF.xx

Or maybe ...



Can You Dig It - Mock Turtles

Flowers In The Rain - The Move

Ace Of Spades - Motorhead

Lavendar - Marillion

Garden Of Delight - The Mission

I Never Promised You A Rose Garden - Martina McBride



That'll do. For now!



Deevs

x

Morning All,



OCTOPUSES GARDEN - Beatles



WOODSTOCK - CRosby Still & Nash (or Joni Mitchell)



IN THE GARDEN - Johnny Cash



Chelsea Morning - Joni Mitchell

BUILD ME UP BUTTERCUP - Foundations



A GOOD YEAR FOR THE ROSES – Elvis Costello



I DON’T WANT TO GO TO CHELSEA – Elvis Costello



FLOWERS IN THE WINDOW – Travis



BUTTERCUPS – Fran Healy



IN THE BUSH – Musique



GARDEN PARTY – Ricky Nelson

Just thought of another



HONG KONG GARDEN by SIOUXIE AND THE BANSHEES



SECRET GARDEN by T'PAU

Simon - don't worry about the Drama AS exam - just project your voice to the back of the room and don't stare at your feet.



Big theme this - toooo many to choose from. I sense good puns for later (anything by Robin Trowel?). All the obvious ones already mentioned I think, but I would have started with...



ACE OF SPADES - Motorhead



Sorry for my abcess yesterday... no internet on the estate! Congrats to all the many mentions yesterday though.

Here's a couple of flowery songs I haven't heard in ages.....





WHERE THE WILD ROSES GROW ~ Kylie Minogue and Nick Cave



WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONE? ~ Peter, Paul and Mary

POISON IVY – Coasters



EVERGREEN – Will Young



EVERGREEN – Barbra Streisand

I KNOW WHAT I LIKE (IN YOUR WARDROBE) - Genesis



"me - I'm just a lawnmower...."



MAGIC - Pilot (...as in "Hoe, hoe, hoe - it's magic!")



Happy Birthday Bob Dylan today!

Good morning Early Bird Simon, Team, NYM and blogpoppets!



Wind seems to have died down here to be replaced by an ash cloud.



My thoughts for the day...



Flowers in the Window - Travis



Flowers in the Rain - The Move



Flowers of Romance - PIL and



I Don't Want to go to Chelsea - Elvis Costello



Off to read back now and then get my head to the grindstone ;-)



X

THE SECRET LIFE OF PLANTS - Stevie Wonder



PLANTS AND RAGS - PJ Harvey



SEEDS - Bruce Springsteen



LITTLE QUEEN OF SPADES - Eric Clapton



FLOWERS NEVER BEND WITH THE RAINFALL - Simon & Garfunkel



FLOWER GROWN WILD - Bryan Adams



FOREST LAWN - John Denver



FLOWERBED - Take THat

Good Morning Simon, team and Blogpoppets



How about:



FLOWERS IN THE WINDOW by Travis



LOVE GROWS WHERE MY ROSEMARY GOES by Edison Lighthouse



CAN YOU DIG IT by the Mock Turtles



KISS FROM A ROSE by Seal



No time to chat - off to work! See you later...



Deebee~X~

SOWING THE SEEDS OF LOVE - Tears for Fears



DIG IT - The Beatles

Just thought og another while listening to Bryan Ferry



Gates of Eden - Bryan Ferry



From the Dylanesque album, in honour of Bob's 70th birthday!



x

RAMBLIN’ ROSE - Nat King Cole



ENGLISH COUNTRY GARDEN - Jimmie Rodgers



SOWING THE SEEDS OF LOVE - Tears for Fears



MISALLIANCE (Honeysuckle & Bindweed) - Flanders & Swan

MIDNIGHT IN CHELSEA - Bon Jovi



RAKE AND RAMBLING BOY - Joan Baez



WHOSE GARDEN WAS THIS - Tom Paxton



GARDENING AT NIGHT - R.E.M.

Like Tony Blackburn, I also like early mornings, summer and winter, especially if I take my dogs for a nice walk along the beach that I have to myself most of the time!



A few more flowery type songs!



YOU DON'T BRING ME FLOWERS ~ Neil Diamond and Barbara Streisand



KISS FROM A ROSE ~ Seal



FLOWERS IN THE WINDOW ~ Travis



xx

'HE WHO PICKS A ROSE' JIMMY RUFFIN

'CAN YOU DIG IT' THE MOCK TURTLES

#16/21 Kiss from a Rose - one of my favourite songs! Makes me cry, but in a good way, i think! Hope it gets a play.



X

Morning Lord Ammo, team, NYM and early-bird bloggers



Blimey, loads already , and many wheelbarrow loads more to come, methinks. And lots of punning possibilities too. Could be a distracted day.



SWEET PEA, MY SWEET PEA - Paul Weller



*Goes off to consult last year's Xmas present of "A-Z of Gardening" to find other flower names*

#25 - pre-pun time John, but before you say it (and I know you will!...)



BUSY MISS LIZZY - The Beatles



Sorry.

'AUTOMATICALLY SUNSHINE' THE SUPREMES



'RAINDROPS KEEP FALLING ON MY HEAD' BJ THOMAS

Bruce Springsteen - Secret Garden



Jo Dee Messina & Tim McGraw - Bring On The Rain



Lucie Silvas - Forget-Me-Not

'SUNFLOWER' PAUL WELLER

GLITTERING PRIZE - Simple Minds (Also available for Oscar themes, Cannes Film Festival, FA Cup, weddings and bar mitzahs)



#26 B&B - Resist that urge. A modicum of self-control is needed before the day descends into floral chaos at noon.

And #16/21, Kiss From A Rose, oh hell yes.



And in the same vein, Sting - Desert Rose

THE SUN AND THE RAIN - MADNESS



Isn't that what all gardeners want?

DOWN TO EARTH - CURIOSITY KILLED THE CAT

#30 - I agree John. And will resist the urge to rush headlong into "I love, I love, Ilove my calendula girl" by Neil Sedaka... until this afternoon anyway.



But, for a humourous and not-heard often on the radio (for obvious reasons!) suggestion...



I AM A MOLE AND I LIVE IN A HOLE - The Southlanders

Good morning,



How's about:



LAUGHING GNOME by David Bowie



Last night Mr 39 (38 actually) told me we have been offered two corporate all singing all dancing tickets for the Chelsea show on Thursday. Won't be able to go because I will be attending my mate's dad's funeral. Maybe next year.



Have a good day.x

Mornin Simon and everyone! 3rd day running for me on the blog!!

Daughter has Physics AS level today- I feel your pain!! Hormonal, exam stressed teenagers are NOT fun! (the only trouble is, she'll STILL be stroppy when she comes home *shudders ever so slightly*

anyhoodles, 'kiss from a rose' was my first choice but thats been suggested, so

'Paper Roses - Marie Osmond'

gotta dash- catch up later

xx

Hi

1. Don't Go - HOTHOUSE FLOWERS

2. BUILD ME UP BUTTERCUP - The Foundations

3. ROSE GARDEN - Lynn Anderson

4. THE BEDS ARE BURNING - Midnight Oil

5. DIGGING YOUR SCENE - The Blow Monkeys

6. EARTH SONG - Michael Jackson

7. Anything by MUD

8. BORDERLINE - Madonna

9. LILY WAS HERE Dave Stewart and Candy Dulpher

10. Anything by THE BLUEBELLS



More later.... ;)

Good Morning All :)



I am not really a morning person, more of a night owl, but I have seen more early mornings than I care to since we had the twins.



Oldie suggestions...



DIGGING IN THE DIRT - PETER GABRIEL



BED OF ROSES - BON JOVI



EVERY ROSE HAS IT'S THORN - POISON



ROSES ARE RED MY LOVE - BOBBY VINTON

Good Morning Simon and Driveteam and Hello to fellow blogpopsters



I hand up here at the back for Seal's Kiss from A Rose

plus a request for:



CHELSEA MORNING by the incomparable JONI MITCHELL





:^)

Morning all - Lord Ammo (curtsey's) DT team, fellow bloggers

A sunny but still v windy day down here in Oxford; nearly blown off my bike yesterday into the path of a Big Bus - so I am counting my blessings today!

All my ideas have already been suggested (must get up/log in/drink coffee earlier in the morning..) so would like to 2nd (or 3rd?)



Tears for Fears 'Sowing the seeds of love'



Got to be played LOUD though, such a brilliant album for that if you're in the mood.



Plus 2nd Kylie and Nick Cave 'Where the wild roses grow'



Which reminds me of a 'not the nine o'clock news' sketch regarding the capture of a gorilla and his subsequent interview on a chat show plus captor

Captor: 'Of course, when I found Gerald (the gorilla) he was wild'

Gerald: 'Wild? I was livid!'

Ok, ok, maybe you had to be there... I'll go now - meetings shmeetings to go to, will pass the dull time thinking of all things floral.

Have a nice morning y'all

Across the Border - ELO.



MTF.xx

Good morning, once again for those who were abed when I first came on here at daft o'clock. I, too, am an early riser.



Now the theme ...... a song from yoof; first heard on the "Fill Your Head with Rock" CBS sampler:



THE GARDEN OF JANE DELAWNEY by TREES



And as my songs never get picked here's a link:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoddtUn77do

#35 - Julia - nice one!

#37 - Mandy - Borderline... genius!

#39 - Great choice... it should just be played anyway, every day, so I am going to officially second (and I have a certificate for this)...



CHELSEA MORNING - Joni Mitchell

"We'll talk in present tenses..."

This time last year Simon played the following tracks on Drivetime:

Tears for Fears — Sowing The Seeds Of Love

Elvis Costello & The Attractions — I Don't Wanna Go To Chelsea

Scott McKenzie — San Francisco

The Divine Comedy — The Pop Singer's Fear Of The Pollen Count

The Flowerpot Men — Let's Go To San Francisco



Not sure if the last two have been requested yet.



Some brilliant song suggestions above - it must be very difficult for the Constructors nowadays - just having to leave out so many good tunes.



As I have mentioned just a couple of times in here and on Fb - I also am 'into' The Pierces - close sisters who apparently were home educated by their free-thinking, some might say hippy, parents. They've been writing and performing great songs for many years now, so massively deserve their raised profile. Have postponed tea with mother, brother and nephew just to listen to the show live tonight.



Hope the day is fruitful for all - in whatever way you wish ..



♪♫•*¨*•.¸¸♥

#7

AlexH - IJust spotted the Joni Mitchell song - appears on your list - almost like an apology in lower case which is why I missed it! The mensh, if this song is played, should be all yours mate

x

Some may remember this excellent bit of synthpop from 2006 - it was certainly played to death on R2 because somehow I know all the words!





CHELSEA - STEFY RAE

just a quick thought, after watching the highlights from Chelsea last night - and what with it being Bob's Birthday and all, how about a double whammy with 'Blowin' in the Wind'?

laters taters xx

Moring all



CHELSEA MONDAY - Marillion

THE RED FLOWER OF TACHAI BLOOMS EVERYWHERE - Steve Hackett

TRAMPLED ROSE - Plant and Krauss

SWEET IRISH ROSE - Energy Orchard

THERE WERE ROSES - Cara Dillon

Chelsea Awards:



GOLD - SPANDAU B

GOLDEN YEARS - BOWIE D

SIMPLY THE BEST - TINA T

AFTER THE GOLDRUSH - NEIL Y



Agree with Mr BeGood - you can have too much of a good thing - once you've got all the Chelsea songs out of the way - there are literally hundreds of flowers, shrubs, tree, garden tools to choose songs from ...



Eekers

Of course it can't be played because of its sexual content but Leonard Cohen's Chelsea Hotel springs to mind.



"You told me again

You preferred handsome men

But for me you would make an exception"

Good morning all!



Too late to the party for any suggestions from me but some good choices above.



Did try to post last night to send night night kisses but it wouldn't let me. :(



Thanks for the help yesterday with my report. Following on from your guidance, the Lessons Learned report started with: "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times". I then went on to say how the scope changed to the extent that every thing was thrown in scope apart from the kitchen sink. Tickled me as I was writing it!



Today is the formal project closure report to write. Such fun.



Will pop back when I can.



Alex-Girl

#47 Katy, No problems.



It isn't always the first suggester of a song who gets the mensh though, so it is just as likely to be you as me (if it gets played).



And of course your suggestion of AFTER THE GOLDRUSH in#49, I would prefer the Prelude version, but would love to hear either played. I like your thinking on that one :)

#50 Well, you know Harry, apart from being a beautiful song, it's no worse than Walk on the Wild Side (maybe the image of the unmade bed makes it a bit graphic?). But likewise, unlikely to be played, but I would love to hear



LADY FUSCHIA - The Strawbs

Just having a coffee break



Apologies if it's already been suggested.



GOOD YEAR FOR THE ROSES - Elvis Costello



Back later



Tortie x

Morning Everyone and, of course, The Early Morning Simon Dude, The Fab Team and the equally Fab NYM,



No time to catch up so far - building surveys are us at the mo :)



Anyhoo, there's a lull in production so I thought I'd poop by and see what's what this fine (if a little windy) day.



I'd like to suggest the wonderful:-



IF YOU GO TO SAN FRANCISCO (be sure to wear some FLOWERS in your hair), SCOTT MCKENZIE



A lovely, summery, floaty choon to match my lovely, summery, floaty mood :)



Laters Sweet Pataters



~ xx

er . .'Rivers of Babylon - Boney M' for the hanging gardens(obviously!) and for Diarmuid Gavin's brilliant giant hanging gardeny thing!

Coffee break! Just as well Simon was up at O-gawd-double-oh this morning, as we were without internet when I got to work, so this would have been my first chance to venture into blogland today.



#35 What a pity you can't go, Julia. Sorry for your friend's loss though.



#40 You take it easy on that bike now, Suzie - that must have been quite scary, if Oxford traffic is anything like Cambridge traffic (which I'm sure it is!) Love the NTNON quote - LOL!



#44 Interesting KatyMatey - I considered suggesting two of those songs today, but decided against it. I'll be kicking myself if they get played again this year...



#51 Sounds like an excellent report Alex. What font did you use, out of interest?



;o)



I wonder how MCW is getting on with the interview. Hope she remembers to ask whether staff get blogging time. Very important, that...



~X~

Could today present another opportunity to play:



WHOLE LOTTA ROSIE - AC/DC



No?



How about a bit of:





CRACKLIN' ROSIE - Neil Diamond?



There is also:



ON THE BORDER - Al Stewart





Yes, I know I said I wouldn't play today but I have that blank sheet of paper thing again..........

a quick update (whether any of you are interested or not!) Daughter just rang- 1st part of Physics AS seems to have gone well- she even sounded CHEERFUL!! Bet it doesn't last!

*sneaks out*

#57 Arial, 11pt. Personally, I like Tahoma and Verdana but they don't meet our Corporate brand needs. As the report was about the project to implement our corporate identity, I felt I should be on brand!!



OMG, I am getting sad.....discussing fonts. Get a life, AG!!

Good Morning Each! A few suggestions...



'Chelsea Morning' by Joni Mitchell



'Where Have All The Flowers Gone' by any one of Peter, Paul and Mary, Earth, Wind and Fire or Pete Seeger.



'Secret Garden' by Bruce Springsteen



'Roots To Branches' by Jethro Tull



'Drifting Away' by Faithless (BBC Theme music)



'Design For Life' by The Manic Street Preachers

or...



'Carnation' by either Oasis or The Jam



'Sweet Leaf' by Black Sabbath





There may be some duplication, here, but I claim first dibs anyway, as I've simply C & P'd from the last time we had this as a theme, a year ago. ;0)



'Petunia The Gardeners Daughter' by Elvis Presley

ooh - loving the Al Stewart suggestion AlexGirly - your Rosie songs reminded me of:



ROSIE - DON PARTRIDGE who was a one-man band-type performer



:^)

I can't resist it...



'Lupins In The Sky With Diarmuid'

Ooh, we could have:



GOING BACK TO MY ROOTS - Odyssey





Thanks Katy!



Soapgirly, fingets crossed that your daughter stays smiling!

LOL Deebs @57! Maybe that's subconsciously why I've stopped job seeking .....!



Priorities!



Deevs

x

#64 Alex Girl Thank you!!!

and, someone really should have suggested that one for yesterday!

*runs away- fast*

As most are aware - the Chelsea Flower Show involves very little actual diggery - it's all about transporting humungous quantities of 'stuff' and constructing an exhibit. Therefore I feel more than justified in requesting the double whammy:



BIG LOG - ROBERT PLANT



:^#

Morning all



Still busy so not really here ;)



#60 - Is that font of all knowledge then?



#54 - One of my favourite Costello tracks - classic lyrics of lost and forlorn love.



"The lip-print on a half filled cup of coffee that you poured and didn't drink

but at least you thought you wanted it, which is so much more than I can say for me" - genius



A

While poking about looking for songs today , I came across a song called Kew Gardens by a band called TUDOR LODGE. Some of you may already be famiiliar with them, as I know folk music is popular in some corners of the blog. They have become my Music du Jour today, and it's really rather lovely in a mellow summery way (altho the Kew Gardens song is not among their best). Beautiful melodies, beautiful words, beautiful voices, beautiful music.

#66 I would have suggested "GET BACK" if I'd posted anything for yesterday :-).

#34 - if we can't go back to childhood songs and have "Mole in a Hole", can we have instead...



HOLE IN THE GROUND - Bernard Cribbens



"There was I, digging this hole...."

I've spent the morning listening to The Pierces. Now, following JBG's nudge, I'm going to give Tudor Lodge a spin.

Does anyone of a certain age remember the slogan "plant a tree in '73"?

Hi

Thank you for such an entertaining and intelligent show



NEW ROSE by The Damned anyone?



Bernard in Chichester

#73 Wasn't that one of Heath's initiatives to replace all the trees lost to Dutch Elm Disease? Our school went for it in a big way.

#73 BaxterandBertie... no, I don't remember that... but I do remember Pulp's song "Let's All Meet Up In The Year 2000" and can't believe that it is now eleven years AFTER the year 2000!!!

#75 - I think it was probably Heath's government, and it was the time of Dutch Elm becoming better know. And I remember the follow up "plant some more in '74". I think it was the start of the Tree Council, but don't know if that is what is now the Woodland Trust?

Flowers in the Rain - The Move



That about sum up an English spring event

#76 Luciesmum... and I bet you can remember Prince being SO far ahead of the game suggesting that we all party like its 1999? We never got hovering cars to fly to work in though, or jet boots. It's hard to think Claude Monet was still alive when my mum was born, and if she was still alive she'd be as old as he was when he died.

Morning all,

A late request



ROOTS by SHOW OF HANDS



bye for now

Morning All,



'Borderline' Madonna



Thorn In My Side' Eurythmics



'Green Green Grass of Home' Tom Jones

When does 'this morning' officially end?



MTF.xx

hi all



i dont wont to go to chelsea-elvis costello



flowers in the rain-the move



the rose-bette midler



build me up buttercup-the foundations



sowing the seeds-tears for fears



can you dig it-mock turtles

#82 When I go to get my lunch - which is NOW!

#82 when the puns start proper...as in:



MESSAGE IN A NETTLE - The Police



HAY FEVER - The Bee Gees



QUEEN DITCH - David Bowie



HYACINTH YOU'VE BEEN GONE - Rainbow

Only me! Back again after having caught up with work and happenings on t' blog :)



In no particular order:-



#59 Soapgirly - glad to hear the GD's exam went well. The elderGB has been sitting AS Physics today too - I always ask him to text me to say how it's gone but he never does - I'm sure how the exam went will be intimated by the way he makes his entrance later on ;)



Suzie - hang on tight to those handlebars and pedal like mad m' Lovely.



~ xx

Is it THAT time already...?





IF YOU LEAF ME NOW - CHICAGO



ONE MOWER NIGHT – Phil Collins



HOE LONG HAS THIS BEEN GOING ON? - ACE



MANURE THE ONE THAT I WANT – ONJ and John Travolta



TOO MULCH TOO YOUNG - Specials

SHEARS THE ONE - Robbie Williams

DEAR PRUNERS - Siouxsie and the Banshees

#82 MTF - It's always morning somewhere :)

And finally, anything by Jennifer Loppers, Britney Shears, or Phil Secateur’s Wall of Sound.

Was so chuffed to hear Odyssey getting a play last night - who'd have thunk it?!? I can't remember anyone actually suggesting it!?! Well done to all menshees.



MCW - I'm sure you will have given the most impressive interview. How soon will you hear?



News from the Shire is - tomorrow evening, I'll be taking part in the first race of a summer series of 5K races and can't understand why I feel so blimmin' nervous. Doubt I can imitate Alsion's success earlier this year but will give it a right good go. I'm not at all competitive but just don't want to suffer the embarrassment of being left behind :s



~ xz

Thats a relief Alex, thanks.



'This morning' the washing machine engineer is coming to fit a new motor to my washing machine. Its only taken 4 weeks, so I must be more patient.



Toots, pass a bit of floatiness my way will you.



MTF.xx

roses are red-bobby vinton



digging your scene-blow monkeys



floral dance-brighouse&rastrick brass band



flowers in the window-travis

#93 - MTF - just for you - eyes closed, thumbs touching middle fingers and ohmmmmmmm!!! If that doesn't work, upon arrival of the engineer curl fingers round towards palms, extend middle finger to point skywards and move arm in an up and down motion - please note this will not help with the fixing of the washing machine and probably won't give you the feeling of floatiness desired it but may make you feel a whole lot better. (Please don't tell my Mum I told you do that ;) )



Alex~G - Hope today's report is now underway - any assistance required, please let me know ;) I admire your ability to get 'sink' into the report yesterday - you are a master at your art.



~ xx

LOL Toots, I was thinking more along the lines of the unfriendly end of the plunger!!



MTF.xx

I've just seen on a certain website a picture of a leech said to have been living up a girl's nose!!! The next caption above a picture of the President's limo said 'it has its own oxygen supply' - just wondering if the two stories are connected at all!?!



Btw, I chuckled whilst watching Breakfast this morning (other tv programmes...) and they should the moment when the President's limo got stuck leaving the US Embassy yesterday - i'm sure someone mentioned on here yesterday a choon about getting stuck in a limousine. Life imitating art, indeedio!



~ x

Thank you Toots!



Returned from purchasing sandwich and fruit salad to the news that my report is needed before 3pm as the Chief Executive is leaving early and needs all papers before he goes. I have a meeting that I cannot miss between 1.30 and 2.30 and the report is only half complete.



What am I doing here? I need to WORK!!!!

#96 - of course that would do the trick and probably more successfully than 'the birdie' ;)



I was thinking of you and MCW yesterday. the peeps next door were having some new gutters, soffits and fascia boards fitted and I was really concerned about a wee family of sparrows nesting under the roof tiles. I think one of their babies was turfed out of the nest on Sunday - I found the wee body of an as yet unfeathered birdie (the feathers appeared to have formed on the wing tips) lying in my back garden on Sunday evening. Not sure if the parents booted it out or whether the gusty wind blew it out. V sad, nonetheless.



~ xx

Btw, MTF, forgot to say - thank you for the tip on not getting a wee playmate for Bernie. I won't bother now. I think he does okay for human company - he spent most of the winter in our kitchen and now we're letting him out to play in our garden in an evening before we poop him back in his hutch.



Oh no, Alex~G - DON'T PANIC! DON'T PANIC! DON'T PANIC MISS P!!! Waaah!!! Good luck! Joking aside - I'm sure the extra pressure will help you produce one of your most impressive pieces of work to date ;) Thinking of you m' Lovely.



~ xx