Morning All,



First ne that springs to mind is LADIES OF THE CANYON - Joni Mitchell

Morning Everyone and, of course, Simon The Fruity and Frisky Drivetime Dude, The Team and The NYM,



Huge get well soon wishes for the lovely KatyMateyMac. Looking forward to your return, KM. Love, T xx



Jumping right in with the blimmin' obvious



GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN, CINDY LAUPER - one of my fave tunes of all time - it's so happy and bouncy - and I'm feeling kinda happy and bouncy myself today.



~ xx

Morning all,



SHE'S A LADY - Tom Jones



THE FEMALE OF THE SPECIES - Space



Rx

Morning all again



What a lovely blog, Simon.



Unfortunately I missed most of yesterday's show because I went to see X Men, but I will get the ithingy working later and catch up.



LADY IN RED - Chris de Burgh (I'll get my coat)



LADIES' NIGHT - Kool & the Gang



Back later



Tortie x



PS Elderflower Pancakes? I can't even make ordinary ones!

Morning Lord Ammo, team, NYM, and well-wishing bloggers



Top blog today, rewarding and heart-warming to know we are appreciated, nay, revered, and warmest wishes to Katy. Oh, and I'm listening to Travis this morning, which is just perfect.



Ladies...must be:



LADIES NIGHT - Kool and the Gang



LADY MADONNA - Beatles

Morning all:



MAN I FEEL LIKE A WOMAN - Shania Twain (she's got a new single hasn't she?)



INDEPENDENT WOMAN - Destiny's Child

Hi again everyone



Thinking of ladies in their hats today....



FLOWERS IN THE RAIN ~ The Move



HATS OFF TO LARRY ~ Del Shannon



GIRLS TALK ~ Dave Edmunds



Thanks Simon

LM x

Good Morning Simon, team and Blogpoppets



Thank you so much Simon for your best wishes to Katy.



And HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MO!!! XXX Simon, hope you don't mind - I kind of made a promise to her on your behalf. Do you think you can get to Aberdeen and back by 5.05?



;o)



My song suggestions for today are:



THREE TIMES A LADY by the Commodores



LAY LADY LAY by Bob Dylan



LADY LINDA by the Beach Boys



SHE'S A LADY by Tom Jones



FOR MY LADY by the Moody Blues



Deebee ~X~

LADY IN RED - Chris De Burgh



LADY MARMALADE - Patti Labelle (or Spice Girls, or various others)



SHE'S A LADY - Tom Jones



LADY MADONNA - Beatles



THREE TIMES A LADY - Lionel Ritchie or The Commodores

Morning again all



Happy Birthday Mo - hope you have a great day.



Can I suggest



LADIES NIGHT - KOOL AND THE GANG



Do we think Lord Ammo is slightly stressed with all THOSE CAPS appearing in the blog?



Cheers



A

Good Morning again



Suggest



TREAT HER LIKE A LADY - Temptations



WHO'S THAT LADY - Isley Brothers



DREAMY LADY - T Rex

In my eagerness to post, I completely forgot: look forward to seeing you back here Katy - lots of good wishes coming your way!

Morning All,



Wishing you a speedy recovery Katy.



Lay Lady lay - Bob Dylan



This song reminds me of Sunday mornings when my Dad used to play his records while slaving over the twin tub (do you remember that?) Used to be treat to Bob, Simon & Garfunkel and The Carpenters. Happy Days



Maybes laters





A.

Another one from me:



LADIES NIGHT - Kool and the Gang



I'm on a roll now!



Rx

LADY ELEANOR - Lindisfarne (or was this played quite recently for Lady Godiva or King Arthur? Oh well, maybe SW or JV will give it a whirl)

Hello all, hope you're managing to keep dry out there!



Very excited at getting two mentions last night for Eddy Grant and The Boss, made my day.. must've been 'be nice to newbies' day :)



Todays offerings -



LAY LADY LAY - BOB DYLAN



TREAT HER LIKE A LADY - THE TEMPTATIONS



THAT LADY - ISLEY BROTHERS



SHE'S A LADY - TOM JONES



Have a great day folks :)

SORRY I'M A LADY - Baccara !



LUCK BE A LADY - Frank Sinatra



AIN'T NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY - Helen Reddy

#8 - There was only 5 while I was typing away. Really must refresh before I post. Can we share Deebee?



A.

How nice of Simon to include get well wishes for Katie in his blog... shows what a nice guy he really is and we're lucky being able to contribute to his top show!



A couple more songs



WHO'S THAT LADY? ~ Isley Brothers



LADY JANE ~ Rolling Stones



xx

'FOXY LADY' JIMI HENDRIX

LONELY LADY #17 - Neil Diamond



SENTIMENTAL LADY - Fleetwood Mac

Good morning,



Sending my love to Katyxxx



How's about:



LADY LINDA by The Beach Boys



Have a good day.x

DELTA LADY - Joe Cocker



SILVER LADY - David Soul

'THAT LADY' THE ISLEY BROTHERS

Good morning to everyone who wasn't here for the early shift.



Really looking forward to Katy being back; doesn't feel the same without her!



The theme: not often we get to hear ol' Lenny on the wireless so how about:



DEATH OF A LADIES MAN by LEONARD COHEN

Morning all - thought it was a bit quiet on the Blog of Yesterday........you're all here, beating me to it!

Happy Birthday to Mo - hope the sun shines on your day, at least metaphorically.



Only one thing popped into my head on this tune suggestion:



'WHERE DID YOU GET THAT HAT?' by Stanley Holloway



Kind of unlikely airplay, that one, but the sort of choon that my Gran would have come out with when I wore my beret (thinking I looked cool) when I came home from college. She knew how to put a person down...



On the subject of 'inappropriate music' moments that Zoe UU touched on yesterday ('All along the Watchtower' at a funeral "There must be some kinda way outta here" hee hee) mine has to be when Mr e was voluteered by me to drive my friend's daughter and bridesmaids to church for her wedding (the friends daughter, not my friend, obviously, do keep up!) and he could only find a CD of 'Love tunes' in the house that might have, he thought, been appropriate to play on the journey....



As he opened the door of the car to let them in - out blasted "Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away - now it looks as though they're here to stay"

Luckily it was only me that noticed, the poor lamb (to the slaughter? Ed) still had stars in her eyes!

Will put my thinking 'cap' or 'hat' on for this tune choosing.

My one visit to ladies day at Ascot was enlivened by our coach been mooned (yes, mooned) by the WI coach passing us on the way home..seems the pimms was stronger than they thought.

'STRUT YOUR FUNKY STUFF' FRANTIQUE

Happy Birthday to lovely Moxxx. Can't believe what your mother did - tea on screen moment!



Just been having a catch up on yesterday's blog:



#120 Nadine, Absolutely! Have definitely noticed it. Simon, it isn't a problem though - I don't know about others but I tend to choose "choons" I like or have a sentimental attachment to so hearing them anytime is great.



Loved the dinner party guest thing. Will have a think on that one. As for the chef - it would have to be Nine Digits Nige.



Having "a bit of a do" next weekend so haven't be able to blog much as lots to sort out. Will pop in as and when I can.

I was going to suggest LOVELY LADIES from Les Misérables but I thought it might be a little too risqué for the Drivetime audience; we all know what a delicate bunch they are (present company excepted, of course) ;-)



P.S. There's another fine G**gle Doodle today.

Hi

My post disappeared into the Etha!!

Best wishes to Katey.



1. LADIES NIGHT - Kool and the Gang

2. MUSIC TO WATCH THE GIRLS GO BY - Andy Williams

3. GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS - Sailor

4. SOME GIRLS - Racey

5. GIRLS TALK - Dave Edmunds

6. LAY LADY LAY - Bob Dylan

7. LADY - Kenny Rogers

8. LADY MARMALADE - Labelle

9. SILVER LADY - David Soul

10. DELTA LADY - Bob Seger or Joe Cocker



Any one saw the Apprentice last night? opinions? I have plenty but need a 32 hour day!!! and as this blog is such a happy world I won't voice them!!! lol



Have a lovely day Simon and al his poppets!!!!



Mandy :)

One more for the ladies.....



ALL THE LOVELY LADIES ~ Gordon Lightfoot



Back after walking the hounds! Thank goodness it's dry, not keen on wet fur smell.

ALL THE SINGLE LADIES - Beyonce

sending get well wishes to Katy and looking forward to her return to the blog :-)



The Shire is sunny and dry at the moment...heavy rain last night so the grass will be far too wet to cut :-)

#26 Suzie, Mooned, yes mooned by the WI??????? Tea not only on the screen but also all over the kitchen work surface. Off to pilates shortly and hoping to get that image out of my head or I might collapse in fits of gigs at a truly inappropriate moment.



Has anyone suggested LADY IN RED by Chris de Burgh. I know, I know - deserves a HOIB - but does bring back happy memories of being a bridesmaid and an innocent kiss with one of the ushers.

In response to "This is where a bunch of bedraggled women compete to put more fruit and veg on their head than would appear sensible."



FRUIT TREE by Nick Drake



or 'HATS OFF TO (ROY) HARPER' by the Mighty Led Zep...

not quite lady-like, but then some of the 'ladies' at Royal Ascot do get a wee bit the worse for wear, shall we say...

John -



Here's my GT&T suggestion -



I'M A BOY (but my ma won't admit it) - The Who

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MO. I know why your Mum forgot - you've not been frantically hopping about in front of her waving the Argos (other catalogue, oooh perhaps not, other retail outlets...) catalogue and shouting "I KNOW WHAT I WANT FOR MY BIRTHDAY MUM. IT'S ONLY SIX WEEKS, SIX DAYS AWAY" and every day after that in a countdown styleeee. Have a wonderful day m' Lovely.



Just wanted to say it's great to see MCW and Alsion pooping by when time permits. Hope you're soon into the swing MCW and can contribute more frequently. Alsion, it'd be fab if you could contribute more frequently but wouldn't want anything to interfere with the plate spinning - smashing crockery can be a bit noisy.



SM you're a swell guy :)



~ xx

Good morning Simon, NYM, Team and blogpoppets!



Thank you once again for all the lovely birthday wishes. The sun IS trying to break through.



Lady Luck - The Proclaimers



Lady Marmalade - Anyone



Ascot Gavotte - From My Fair Lady



American Honey - Lady Antebellum



My Lady Loves to Dance - Dean Martin



Lady Gaga - Alejandro



Now you may not have noticed it's my birthday, Lord Ammo, and a birthday mensh would be the perfect present - other than Debbie's gift, of course, but we don't need to tell everyone about that ;-)



Of course, best wishes to Katy and thank you Simon for noting it in your blog. You are a very nice man!



X

Hmph, grindstone is busy today :(



Just had to say, Suzie, mooning by the WI, certainly tea on screen moment.



~ xx

Ladies of the Canyon - Joni Mitchell

#29 my favourite musical, Harry! And yes, the G**gle doodle is very apt and very clever.



Simon, I think we all take it as a complement that other shows use us to fill their Air play time ;-)



Suzie, your post are hilarious. Thank you!



X

'THE LADY CAME FROM BALTIMORE' by Tim Hardin



Surely this will get the thumbs up from Mike Hardin??

Or THE LADY by sandy Denny - another one that Mike will be in agreement with!

Folkie show-stopper?!

ps yes, I did say that the WI MOONED us on the way home from Ascot - we had slightly encouraged them - well, not me, more my young tiddly work colleagues, by baring their 34DD's...the coach drivers (male, natch) kept overtaking each other to wind it all up!

Shocking behaviour.

Last request from me, as I don't want to hog the playground. I'd like to suggest a little-known and little-played song which just makes me happy, altho not strictly relevant to the suggested feem:



TIT FOR TAT (AIN'T NO TAKING BACK) - James Brown.



Because with all this rain, I doubt the good ladies of Ascot will be able to keep the label tucked discreetly inside and return their multi-plumed "titfers" to Harrods, Harvey Nicks, etc [other dept stores also available blah blah blah]

#26 Suzie - Mooning WI Ladies at Ascot??? Perhaps they were celebrating their winnings...



IF I HAD A MILLION DOLLARS - Barenaked Ladies

# 42 woopsie NOT a Wednesday today, (Mike Hardin) but a Thursday (Sir Bob) but I am sure he'll endorse Tim Hardin & Sandy Denny...CONGRATS to Sir Bob - don't forget he is now entitled to the Lions Share of the grub on Thursdays in honour of his elevated status!

# 44 yes, that must have been it...'Tit for tat' perfect choice...see # 42!!

@Suzie, did you google Jan Morris? In my opinion, one of the greatest writers of the 20th Century with a fascinating life story. If you can find a copy, I can recommend 'Conundrum'; the remarkable account of his/her change from James to Jan. One day we might get her partner's (wife?) side of the story.

#26 & #42 - Suddenly brought to mind Calendar Girls the film

"we're going to need decidly bigger buns"



Can't think why? ;)



A

Seconding The Moody Blues - For My Lady



Peggy Lee - I'm A Woman



Sergio & The Ladies - Sister



Seth Lakeman - Lady of the Sea

Meatloaf - Good Girls Go To Heaven



Aerosmith - Dude Looks Like A Lady

I think Simon might like this lovely song... if not the song, the singer! :o))





THIS WOMAN'S WORK ~ Kate Bush

Morning all,



it's got to be "the lady is a tramp" by Frank Sinatra

Re other R2 shows pinching our song ideas - I take it as a compliment! And if anything, we are improving the quality of music across the network ;o)



#26 Suzie - really??!!! The WI is clearly not like it was in my Granny's day...



I missed the interview with Stuart Maconie yesterday - will have to listen at a time more convenient. A friend of mine was having a clearout of some books recently, including his 'Pies and Prejudice'. Mr B is now reading it, and enjoying it immensely.



A couple more suggestions:



MUSIC TO WATCH GIRLS GO BY by Andy Williams



YOU'RE A LADY by Peter Skellern



~X~

Good Morning Each! And Happy Birthday Mo!



Ladies Day at Royal Ascot...



'Foxy Lady' by Jimi Hendrix



'Lady In Black' by Uriah Heep



'Blue Eyed Lady' by Status Quo



'Lady' by Supertramp



'All The Lovely Ladies' by Gordon Lightfoot



'Ladies' by Jethro Tull (From the album Warchild)

LOLA THE KINKS

Good morning Simon, Team, NYM and fellow blogpoppets!



Lovely blog this morning Simon - how nice of you to send good wishes to Katy.



Katy, I hope you are continuing to make a good recovery and will be back with us soon. SO pleased our ARFO got played on Friday!



MO!!!!! Happy birthday lovely lady!! Don't worry, my Mum forgets mine as well. I think she does it on purpose so it doesn't remind her that she is getting older!



LOL at Suzie's mooning WI'ers!



Like the idea that we are setting the music standard across R2. Quite right too - we know and demand quality. On that note:



THREE TIMES A LADY - Commodores



Laters



A-G

Any track by the singer called Horse

Goodnight Ladies by Lou Reed

The Girls Song - 5th Dimension (Jim Webb parodying Burt Bacharach)

Lady Willpower - Gary Puckett & The Union Gap (aaagh! but 2 rhyming-slangs in 1 group name)

South City Midnight Lady by Doobie Brothers

Dr Mosh stubbornly refuses to play my suggested Doobies rocker, Without You - it's not the Nilsson/Mariah Carey tune!

Bet there'll be a picture of one of these in the papers tomorrow



PINEAPPLE HEAD - Crowded House

Is it just me or does the blog keep breaking down?



#54 PoS - I bet you thought you could sneak that Tull suggestion in without me spotting it!

#58 (me!) (is that allowed, or does it go against the laws of nature and bloggery?)



Also a rather fine version of PINEAPPLE HEAD by NATALIE IMBRUGLIA





And while I'm here, surely a "lady" is just a..



UPTOWN GIRL - BILLY JOEL

#60 JBG, you are missing an opportunity! Surely Ascot today will be filled with horse traders, "ladies" in skimpy dresses and the occasional pickpocket?

Suzie, see #50 - well those WI ladies won't like Magic Addict's first choice. ;)



~ xx

Another:-



You got the look - Prince



A.

# 47 Yes, I did g**gle Jan Morris, mainly as I thought you were recommending that 'lady' what was in 'Get me outta here' in the jungle for your DP (Surely NOT! thought I) then remembered she was Jan Leeming (leeming by name, leeming by nature)

Quick Song suggestion:



'MY SWEET LADY' John Denver....(time to get my coat?)



#52 - Yes, I'm afraid that after the pimms has worked it's magic, that is what even respected members of the WI can be guilty of at Royal Ascot...

Afternoon everyone



Best wishes to KatyMac for a speedy recovery.



Suggestion for today: RICH WOMAN - Mr R Plant and Ms A Krauss

afternoon all



ladys night- kool and the gang



girls-moments



dedicated follower of fashion-the kinks



lady marmalade-labelle



lady writer-dire straits



lady in red-chris de burgh



lady will power-gary pucket/union gap



lady elenor-lindifarne



lady linda-beach boys



lady-kenny rodgers

royal ascot the ladys wear hats so how about



you can leave your hat on-tom jones



all around my hat-steeleye span

Morning Everybody



Happy Birthday wishes to Mo



'English Rose' The Jam



'Raspberry Beret' Prince, for hats with fruit



Have a good day one and all

Fritters!



I am sure that Nigel said fritters!



You can use all types of flowers for fritters. As well as the aforementioned elderflowers, how about courgette flowers or indeed nasturtiums?



We used to grow nasturtiums for the pet tortoise, another blast from the past.



Lovely bright and breezy day on the Somerset coast today. I may take up Simons idea of running along the beach with gay abandon! I might get some strange looks from the bucket and spade brigade, but hey ho.



Is it me, or is this week flying by?



Katymaty, the above tribute from Simon has to be the best get well card EVER!!



Whoop whoop.



MTF.xx

#69 MTF, I think I have the best get well card ever! It is still on the mantlepiece and is signed not only by the lovely Deebee and Birthday Mo, but the man himself!



I wonder if we could get him to sign an actual card for our Katy?

That is indeed one to treasure Alex :)



MTF.xx

#69 - MTF - it's flying by for me too - not sure why - nothing out of the ordinary happening in these parts.



Have I missed the lovely B&B going on his holidays? Haven't 'seen' him around much of late.



~ xx

#61 Alex - Last time I suggested it for "Royal Wedding Attendees" I was modded for the rest of the day. Seems like one of the wombles doesn't like us mocking the upper echelons of society!



FA Cup sponsored by Budw***er? What's that all about?



Random ingredient food - Coddled Cockles in a Courgette Coulis

#72 Toots, B&B has had to leave us due to work commitments. Do hope he will return one day.



#73 You have a point. Possibly best to be avoided then. We don't want you silenced.



I will take your Coddled Cockles in a Courgette Coulis and raise you a Turnip Tapenade with Truffled Tomatoes.

#72 Toots, B&B has left us. Work related problems with blogging. You can still find him over on FB occasionally.

#73 The magic of the cup? All but dead now.



It's formal name 'The FA Cup with Budweiser' is just utter cringe.

Combining ingredients reminds me of one of Humphrey Lyttleton's one-liners about the lovely Samantha on "I'm Sorry, I Haven't a Clue". It was broadcast by the BBC one lunch time so let's see if they allow it here:



After tasting the meat pies, Samantha said she liked Mr Dewhurst's beef in ale; although she prefered his tongue in cider!

Alex~G and Harry - thank you for the update - that's a shame - poor B&B - must check him out on FB and poss Twitter - still not sure about Twitter but as work has a Twitter account we're allowed to log on and it's a way to pass the day when things are less busy.



When I refreshed the font size is greatly reduced - is it something I've done?



~ xx

Harry #77 as Humph would have said - I don't see anything wrong with that.



Slight left field diversion, looking in on the bbc's text coverage of the cricket - they are comparing members of the Rolling Stones with the various Test Grounds (Mick Jagger being Lords) It just gets wierder and wierder!



A

MTF, your mention of fritters has brought back a childhood memory.



My mother is an excellent cook but really doesn't enjoy it so tends to go for the lazy option. Nowadays, that takes the form of "it's not just any ready meal, its a X&X ready meal" but when I was little, I was provided with meals that were cheap and easy. Such as "cheese and potato pie" (mashed potato with cheese grated into it then popped in the oven), and luncheon meat fritters. Slices of luncheon meat dipped in batter then fried. I thought they were wonderful!

#77 - Harry, m' Lovely hee hee!!! Very good. And it's still there.



#78 - font size back to normal.



#79 - AT, m' Lovely, oh no I just can't think about that; it took a lot of concentration to get my DP list yesterday.



Grindstone is backing up so I'd better get back to it.



~ xx

I'm holding Wild Fijian Albacore Sashimi, with Parsnip Mousselin. Yuk! (Didn't we play this game with Spike, once upon a time?)

I tweeted a comment about Radio Times earlier, and they replied asking for more information. LOL!



#70 Alex, what a lovely idea! Wish I'd thought of it yesterday - I was in London with some time on my hands and I could easily have pooped by Radio 2 to try and get the main man to sign a card. Although I don't have her actual address, and the postman might have struggled with just 'KatyMac, Salisbury' on the envelope!



So, I've been thinking about my dinner party guest list - as I wasn't around to contribute yesterday:



1. C S Lewis

2. Eric Morcambe

3. Ellen MacArthur

4. Miranda Hart

5. Brian Cox

6. John Peel

7. Stephen Fry

8. James May

9. J K Rowling

10. Lord Ammo



~X~

# 80 we had corned beef fritters: aka 'a coronary surprise'...still waiting, can't be long now.



Turning leftovers into some thing else was what my mum (a Scot) did in her sleep (a WWII child, to boot)

Hence I was known as a 'billious child' but was in fact suffering quite often with mild food poisoning - love you really mum!

Her stovies was the only good leftover food I remember.

Darn it. Question Time is from Aberdeen tonight. Wish I was going. Think it would be hilarious to see the edited bits.



X

#83 - Hmph Deebee - all those men and just you and Miranda representing us girlies. I did my best to have an even boy / girl mix - not easy - I had to leave out Paolo, Tom Cruise (I know not a poplear choice but I like his smile and twinkly eyes;)), Imran Khan, Omar Sharif, Michael Sheen and Woody from the Bay City Rollers ;)



~ xx

#86 LOL! Ellen MacArthur and J K Rowling are girls as well, by the way!



~X~

#80 luncheon meat fritters? That was definitely a feature in my childhood. And probably one of the many fried items that were on the menu at Guide Camps.



X

ps does anyone have a contact number for this friend of Lord Ammo's and MTF's, Mr G Abandon (Gay to his friends) - quite fancy a gallop through the sand dunes, as the sun has finally come out.

Oh but wait, I hear the crack of wood on willow, so either there is some cricket to watch in the Uni parks, or the Croquet team are giving the ball what for.

Maybe back later, if wo*k does not interfere ;-)

Now then I'm totally confused by Tw!tter (other social networking...). why is it I have an e-mail notification to say the lovely Harry would like to follow me (don't be holding your breath for anything edifying, Harry) but i can't see where to accept / allow. Yet some eejit called 'the retronaut' (other eejits...) regularly posts things on my page without having been accepted / allowed. How do I accept Harry and get rid of the unwanted eejits? (No, Harry, I'm not saying you're an eejit :) )



~ xx

We could have one big banquet for all of the above, although conversation could be difficult. So many people on others invitations list that I would be happy to have on mine.



X

#90 Toots, I got a notification saying you were following me so I thought I'd follow you too. It could be a case of "the blind leading the blind" but we might end up somewhere interesting :-)

#90 Don't know Toots, I've been trying to follow Harry, but it won't let me!



Luncheon meat fritters - not a good memory from school dinners; the only time I have every been ill because of something I ate, even the thought of them now makes me feel queasy!

Toots, you just need to go into Twitter, click on your list of followers, find Harry and click on 'follow'. Simples!



~X~

#87 - Deebee, I'm so sorry!!! Doh indeedio - I obviously read your list too quickly. I probably thought you'd invited Arthur McEllen (no I don't either) and J K from Jamirquai? A grand selection and slightly more evenly balanced than first thought.



Suzie - mmmmm yum!!! Stovies!!! Now you're talking. My Mum used to make them with leftover mince or casserole and, on occasion, we've had corned beef stovies - they were my fave.



#85 - Ooooh that's a must watch. I hope they get somebody in from the cintry, I just love Doric. I find it quite soothing; a real comfort. My Mum bought me a Doric dictionary a few years ago - it made me lol :) Ooooh I wonder if anyone will ask about Donald Trump's recent acquisition. A crying shame. I'd have thought it was an area of SSSI (do they have them in Scotland, if not they should).



~ xx

#94 - Deebee, I managed the following Harry bit - he came up as a suggestion at the side. I've had an e-mail notification to say Harry would like to follow me but I can't see on Tw!tter where to accept the request. Also, how do I get rid of the eejits who follow me totally unbidden?



~ xx

really hard to think of ten people to have as dinner guests...



Jo Brand

Ian Hislop

Prof Winston

Michael Parkinson

Diana POW

Carol Ann Duffy

Quinten Crisp

Berry Gordy

Tom Jones

Neil Armstrong



well that's todays choice!

#94 - gone back in and found a grey button lurking in the top right corner which said notification of new request or something like that. Clicked on it and all's now well. Still need to get rid of the uninvited tho' ;)



~ x

the uninvted could be re-tweets by friends?

#97 - PSL - I was thinking Diana, Prisoner of War - doh!!!



#99 - I checked, PSL, but retronaut doesn't seem to be. might have to give up. much prefer FB.



~ xx