Morning Lord Ammo, team, NYM and cobweb-bedecked bloggers,



Here are a few I prepared earlier:



I WANT CANDY – Bow Wow Wow



DEVIL IN DISGUISE – Elvis



SHAKIN’ ALL OVER – Johnny Kid and the Pirates



DON’T FEAR THE REAPER – Blue Oyster Cult



SPIRITS IN THE MATERIAL WORLD - Police



SUPERSTITION – Stevie Wonder



DON’T BE AFRAID OF THE DARK – Robert Cray Band



SCARY MONSTERS AND SUPER CREEPS – David Bowie



And not a bat out of hell or Patrick Hernandez in sight.

Good Morning all.



The lights go down - ELO.



MTF.xx

Good Morning All



Happy Halloween!



Predictable suggestions?



MONSTER MASH – Bobby Boris Pickett & Crypt - Kickers



THERE’S A GHOST IN MY HOUSE – R Dean Taylor



GHOST TOWN – Specials



GHOST BUSTERS – Ray Parker Junior



THRILLER – Michael Jackson



WEREWOLVES OF LONDON – Warren Zevon



BAT OUT OF HELL – Meatloaf



TIME WARP - from Rocky Horror Picture Show



BETTER THE DEVIL YOU KNOW - Kylie

SUPERSTITION - Stevie Wonder



SPIRITS IN A MATERIAL WORLD - Police



GHOSTS – Japan



GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY – Frankie Laine



PSYCHO KILLER – Talking Heads



ZOMBIE – The Cranberries

Hi Simon and everyone on the blog



Simon, you mentioned Jimmy Saville.... we once saw him about five years ago when we were up in Glencoe and called at a pub one summer evening where some musicians were playing Scottish music. Suddenly we thought someone dressed as Jimmy Saville had appeared in the bar and was jigging around but a couple of the locals said he had a cottage nearby and often popped in for a drink if he was staying there... what a character, who will be much missed!



WITCH QUEEN OF NEW ORLEANS ~ Redbone



I PUT A SPELL ON YOU ~ Alan Price



DEVIL WOMAN ~ Cliff Richard



LITTLE DEVIL ~ Neil Sedaka



MONSTER MASH ~ Boris Bobby Pickett



xx

Good Morning All & Happy Halloween :)



It's a bit grey here this morning, but mild and dry. Weekend was a mixed bag, but we had a nice time in the forest yesterday.



RIP Jimmy Savile - I once wrote to Jim'll Fix It, I wanted to appear in an episode of Fraggle Rock, and be presented with my own Doozer. Alas, it was not to be :'(



Halloween oldies...



Everyone will go for Thriller, Monster Mash, Ghostbusters etc, so...



GHOSTS - JAPAN



SCARY MONSTERS AND SUPER CREEPS - DAVID BOWIE



LOVE SONG FOR A VAMPIRE - ANNIE LENNOX



WEREWOLVES OF LONDON - WARREN ZEVON



SEASON OF THE WITCH - DONOVAN



DANCE WITH THE DEVIL - COZY POWELL



FRENZY or I PUT A SPELL ON YOU - SCREAMIN' JAY HAWKINS



That should be enough to be getting on with *Vincent Price Evil Laugh*



Have a Spook-tacular & Fang-tastic Monday xxx

My Hallowe'en suggestions:



FOCUS - Hocus Pocus

JANET JACKSON - Black Cat

PAUL McCARTNEY & WINGS - Let 'Em In ("Someone's Knockin at the Door"...)

MEAT LOAF - Bat Out of Hell

Morning everyone,



So many tunes to choose from. How about:



THRILLER - MICHAEL JACKSON



MONSTER - AUTOMATIC



HELL RAISER - THE SWEET



SEASON OF THE WITCH - DONOVAN/VANILLA FUDGE/ETC



DEVIL WOMAN - CLIFF RICHARD



THERE'S A GHOST IN MY HOUSE - R DEAN TAYLOR



and of course, the best of all:



MONSTER MASH - BOBBY "BORIS" PICKETT AND THE CRYPT KICKERS



It's gonna be a cracker of a show :o)

Good morning Simon, team and lovely poppets from a grey and damp Surrey,



Some spooky suggestions ..



WITCHY WOMAN - THE EAGLES



WITCHCRAFT - FRANK SINATRA



RUNNING SCARED - ROY ORBISON



GHOST TOWN - THE SPECIALS



SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL - ROLLING STONES





Jilly x

Good morning all



FROM THE UNDERWORLD - THE HERD



SPOOKY - CLASSICS IV



WITCHES PROMISE - JETHRO TULL



WITCH QUEEN OF NEW ORLEANS



BLACK MAGIC WOMAN - SANTANA



and for the trick or treaters or strange sounds



I HEAR YOU KNOCKING - DAVE EDMUNDS



Enjoy the day

Hows about a bit of Classical?



DANSE MACABRE – Saint Saens



Or Semi-Classical ?



TUBULAR BELLS – Theme from The Exorcist

Morning All



Ringing Outing was a success, no broken stays but one broken rope (which wasn’t our fault).



Suggestions for today:



Ghosts-Japan

Thriller-Michael Jackson

Ghost Town-Specials

Werewolves of London-Warren Zevon

Ghostbusters-Ray Parker Jr

Monster Mash-Bobby ‘Boris’ Pickett

Addams Grove-Hammer



Hope all are well,



Love Mrs B x

BORIS THE SPIDER – The Who

Hi Simon and everyone



Or should I say "Mummy Simon"!



Many thanks for all your birthday wishes and the cake from Katy, I had a lovely day which ended with a nice chinese meal and laughs and drinks with the Kickboxers!.



Here's to the spooky tunes.



1. GHOST IN MY HOUSE - R Dene Taylor

2. WITCH QUEEN OF NEW ORLEANS - Tom Jones or Redbone

3. WITCHCRAFT - Frank Sinatra

4. GHOST TOWN - The Specials

5. I PUT A SPELL ON YOU - Nina Simone

6. THAT OLD DEVIL CALLED LOVE - Alison Moyet

7. DEVIL WENT DOWN TO GEORGIA - Charlie Daniels

8. YOU CAN DO MAGIC - Limmee and the family cookin

9. MARTHA'S HARBOUR - ALL ABOUT EVE

10. TREAT HER LIKE A LADY



Oh well back for more later...i'm sure there are loads more.



Have a nice day.



Mandy ;)

Morning all and it's good to be back on the blog.



A week off school was much-needed and I was out of the country for the early part which was nice as it meant a total break. Unfortunately plane-germs, jet-lag and last term caught up with me with a vengence and I spent most of Friday and Saturday in bed feeling pretty deathly. Then, before you know it, Monday morning arrives again!



Anyway oldies for Halloween:

Superstition - Stevie Wonder

Ghost Town - The Specials

The Devil Went Down to Georgia - Charlie Daniels Band

Your Latest Trick - Dire Straits

Treat Me Nice - Elvis

Spellbound - Siouxsie & the Banshees

Bewitched, Bothered & Bewildered - Frank Sinatra / Ella Fitzgerald



Hopefully time for some more later

NIGHTMARE ON MY STREET – DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince

#13 Paul O' Grady played 'Boris The Spider' on his Halloween show, yesterday :) We enjoyed listening to that, in the dark, driving home from Sherwood Pines Forest Park.

The Crew would also like to suggest:



GET BACK - THE BEATLES



COLD AS ICE - FOREIGNER



EVIL WOMAN - ELO



Cheers :o)

Halloween is 31st. October …………….



How’s about some Bazza?





WHEN OCTOBER GOES – Barry Manilow

THERE'S A GHOST IN MY HOUSE R DEAN TAYLOR



thin pickings for a soulie :-) PSL x

Spooky?



Howabout..



SPOOKY - Dusty Springfield

SUPERSTITION STEVIE WONDER

Good Morning Simon, Team and Blogpoppets



How about:



THRILLER by Michael Jackson



THERE'S A GHOST IN MY HOUSE by R Dean Taylor



GHOSTRIDERS IN THE SKY by Johnny Cash



SPIRIT IN THE SKY by Doctor and the Medics



AMITYVILLE (THE HOUSE ON THE HILL) by Lovebug Starski



Deebee ~X~

Morning all. I hope you've had a good and healthy weekend.



WITCHY WOMAN - The Eagles

@ JBG - Sorry to read about the stolen pumpkins! Outraged indeed!

BAD MOON RISING CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL

A few more oldie suggestions...



BAD MOON RISING - CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL



THE KILLING MOON - ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN



PEOPLE ARE STRANGE - THE DOORS or ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN

STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT FRANK SINATRA

#25 Thanks Billie. Who would bother to do that? Don't think they were even trick or treaters - the crowds will be out tonight. Mrs Good now touring round the local ELHs and other places where good food costs less to find new ones!

Well the obvious one is MONSTER MASH – Bobby Boris Pickett & Crypt - Kickers; however other to play are:



SOMEBODY'S WATCHING ME - Rockwell

RUNNING WITH THE DEVIL - Van Halen

THE WITCH - The Cult

WEREWOLVES OF LONDON - Warren Zevon

BAT COUNTRY - Avenged Sevenfold

BURN THE WITCH - Queens of the Stone Age

WALKING ON WATER - Creedence Clearwater Revival

BARK AT THE MOON - Ozzy Osbourne

SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL - Rolling Stone/Guns 'n' Roses

SWEET DREAMS - Marilyn Manson (nice dark version of the classic Eurythmics song used for the re-make of "House on Haunted Hill")



and finally: LULLABY - The Cure

(Whose haunting lyrics include lines like Stealing past the windows of the blissfully dead, looking for the victim shivering in bed and For it's much too late to get away or turn on the light, the spiderman is having you for dinner tonight. This is not the kind of lullaby you might be used to.)

Good morning,



Very sad news about Jimmy Savile. A one off.



My suggestions:



KNOCK THREE TIMES by Dawn and Tony Orlando

WITCHY WOMAN by The Eagles (for my old Dad)

TREAT HER LIKE A LADY by The Temptations

YOUR LATEST TRICK by Dire Straits



Have a good day.x

THE NIGHT FRANKIE VALI AND THE FOUR SEASONS

A few more choons ..



HAUNT ME - SADE



LOVE SONG FOR A VAMPIRE - ANNIE LENNOX



BAD THINGS - JACE EVERETT ('TRUE BLOOD' THEME TUNE)



HAUNTED - EVANESCENCE

Morning all



SOMEBODY'S WATCHING ME - MICHAEL JACKSON



Pen x

+30 Almost forgot ...



PEOPLE ARE STRANGE - The Doors / Echo & the Bunnymen

VOODOO CHILD - Jimi Hendrix Experience (go on, you know you want to)

#26 Snap! :D



BRING YOUR DAUGHTER TO THE SLAUGHTER - IRON MAIDEN



DEVIL GATE DRIVE - SUZI QUATTRO



(YOU'RE THE) DEVIL IN DISGUISE - ELVIS PRESLEY

IN THE MIDNIGHT HOUR WILSON PICKETT

Morning All,



'Hocus Pocus' Focus



Have a good day everybody

Back at work after a week off. Boooooooooooooooooo!



Not a fan of Halloween but I'll suggest a couple of U2 songs anyway, how about "Wake up Dead Man" or "Unknown Caller" for all you trick or treaters?



I'm taking my kids to see The Lion King in 3D to avoid it all. Will catch the first hour of drive time though!



GB

A few more devilish type songs....



BETTER THE DEVIL YOU KNOW ~ Kylie Minogue



SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL ~ Rolling Stones



SEASON OF THE WITCH ~ Donovan



DEVIL GATE DRIVE ~ Suzi Quatro



SHOUT AT THE DEVIL ~ Motley Crue



x

'Something In The Air Tonight' Phil Collins

'Pumpkin Up' Elvis Costello

SUZANNE BEWARE OF THE DEVIL - Dandy Livingstone

#43 LOL! :-D



HIGHWAY TO HELL - AC/DC



SOMEBODY'S WATCHIGN ME - ROCKWELL



THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST - IRON MAIDEN

GRIS GRIS GUMBO YA YA by DR JOHN (Would make a spooky show-opener)

MOONDANCE by VAN MORRISON (October skies reference)

OCTOBER by U2

SUNSHINE HELP ME by SPOOKY TOOTH

DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC by LOVIN' SPOONFUL

THE WITCH by THE RATTLES

TRICK ME by KELIS

Happy all hallows eve everyone !! Not read through yet so forgiveness must be required for repetition, here goes.



THE BALLED OF PETER PUMPKINHEAD - XTC or CRASH TEST DUMMIES

LEAVE ME ALONE - MICHAEL JACKSON (for those who dont wont bothering tonight)

I WANT CANDY - BOW WOW WOW



more will spring to mind in time im sure. Now to read through and see how many of you have already chosen these :-)

Hello and Happy Mondays all round!



You are all, without a shadow of a doubt, completely and utterly brilliant at Choon Choosing. A fabulous selection above and I guess there's more to come...



I can't get too involved - am running around like a running around thing because my daughter and business partner have the go-ahead for their own salon, and I am getting a tour of the new place in an hour.



Also - picking up Mum from hospital this evening!





BLACK MAGIC WOMAN - FLEETWOOD MAC



THE GREEN MANALISHI [WITH THE TWO PRONGED CROWN] - FLEETWOOD MAC





:^)

#44 Billie - great choice! Haven't heard that for ages and ages.

I'm all a bit bah humbug about Halloween so maybe if I turn out the lights and keep quiet they might think ....



SHE'S NOT THERE - SANTANA





;-)



#48 - Great news about your daughter's salon and about your Mum coming home Katy.

Spirit in the Sky - Norman Greenbaum (doubles as a "Now then now then" tribute to Jimmy Savile, RIP)



Willy the Shake

x

Morning all



Ah yes, today's the day for turning the lights off, the sound on the TV down low or sticking the cans on and simply not answering the door.



I'll second KatyMac's request for Black Magic Woman, not enough Peter Green on the radio.

Good Morning Each!



Songs...



'(You're The) Devil In Disguise' by Elvis Presley



'Witchy Woman' by The Hollies or The Eagles



'Frankenstein' by Edgar Winter



'Welcome To My Nightmare' by Alice Cooper (Surely gotta have a bit of Alice on All Hallowes Eve)



'Shout At The Devil' by Mötley Crüe



'Scary Monsters And Super Creeps' by David Bowie



'Ghost Town' by The Specials



'Zombie' by The Cranberries



'Ghoulish' by Polly Styrene



'Boris The Spider' by The Who



'Vampire Blues' by Neil Young

'I Was A Teenage Werewolf' by The Cramps



'Little Red Riding Hood' by Sam Sham & The Pharoahs



'Bo Meets The Monster' by Bo Diddley (Please!)



'Werewolves of London' by Warren Zevon



'Vampire Skank' by Beardyman





Thriller, Monster Mash, Bat Out Of Hell go without saying, don't they?

#48 Katy, Hello. Exciting times for your daughter. Hope all goes well. Hope things work out okay for your Mum too.



#43 Honestly Brandon - isn't it a bit early for all that? But if you must:



HALLOW by Lionel Richie



#46 Loveoneanother, Thanks for putting me out of my misery. I have had the words "October Skies" in my brain since reading the blog but couldn't place it. Moondance is my favourite Van Morrison song as well.



***Sweeping generalisation alert***



Over the last couple of years we have had various bits of work involving digging/concreting etc done in the garden. All the guys who have come to do it have all requested two sugars in their tea or coffee and the two who have turned up this morning to do a shed base are no exception. Going back to last manly Monday - I wonder if James May takes two sugars in his builder's tea?

Morning all



Please may I suggest HOTEL CALIFORNIA by The Eagles .. you can check out but you can never leave ..



It's my wedding anniversary today .. Mr from Eastleigh is rubbish with dates, but funnily enough 31 October has always stuck in his memory .. 13 years today ..



#43 I once got onto CLP's All Request Friday to request a song for our anniversary, and Pump It Up was my choice (you have to choose a banging choon to get on, it's as simple as that) x

Here I am with my second coffee of the day, trying to wake up.



Was very sorry to hear of Jimmy Savile's passing at the weekend. Even if he did never fix it for me to marry Donny Osmond... Seriously though, he did an amazing amount for charity. He was a big personality with a big heart.



I'm not a fan of Halloween, so tend to be of the 'let's pretend we're not in' brigade, and we never let our children go trick or treating when they were of that age. Another one of those silly ideas from across the pond - we never did it when I was a kid. I'd just like the whole thing to go out of fashion really - *bah humbug*



Thinking of LadyStormrider today - hope the day goes as well as these things ever can.



KatyMatey - best of luck to your daughter and her partner. Exciting times!



I think that's me caught up now...



~X~

#55 Happy Anniversary to Mr & Mrs Eastleigh. Apparently a traditional gift for this landmark is a barometer. Over the pond it is the lace anniversary. Make of that what you will...

#55 Hi Alison! Lovely to 'see' you - many congratulations on your wedding anniversary ~X X X~

Just thought of an anti-Halloween song for all the bah-humbugs....





LIGHTS OUT - Rick Astley

'Chuck E's In Love' by Ricky Lee Jones



'

Just realised we slept though our neighbours bins being set alight last night! FRIGHTNING.

#54 Julia40



My nephew is an electrician and told me that he always says he takes 2 sugars when he's on a job (he said it to me once and I know he doesn't have any) as it takes away the taste of the tea if it's nasty. Once he's sussed out the quality of the tea, he has no sugar if it's alright!



Mrs B x

#59 Ooh, good idea. "Lights Out - UFO" please :-)

#62 In my teens I used to have two sugars in tea and coffee. I gave up having sugar in them in my mid twenties - although the reallity is that I simply didn't drink tea and coffee for 6 months as I couldn't stomach it without sugar. Then I had a cup of tea without one day and really liked it.



Now, even though I still love sugary stuff, I wouldn't be able to drink it if someone had stirred my tea with a spoon that had been in a mug of tea made with two sugars.

Lovely morning here looking forward to a game of golf before the show



A couple of late suggestions



FRIGHTENED CITY - THE SHADOWS



SUZANNE BEWARE OF THE DEVIL - DANDY LIVINGSTONE



SOMETHING IN THE WOODSHED - DIVINE COMEDY

#64 Its interesting Ken that you can go so AGAINST the taste of something. Just the thought of Sugar in Tea makes me feel uneasy because I only have it when in shock etc. As a child I had sugar in tea all the time, but at age 7 gave it up for lent. The whole family were flabergasted (love that word) I made it though the whole 6 weeks without giving in to the sweet temptation, and I havent had it since ! (shock situations withstanding)

Just had a late burst of inspiration!



DON'T PAY THE FERRYMAN - Chris DeBurgh.



I was never really sure what it was about - but I think it's to do with lost souls travelling to the 'other side'! Or maybe that's the Mersey ferry!

I'm not here ...................



Couldn't resist this thought ...........



THERE'LL BE TROUBLE WHEN THE KIDS COME OUT



KIDZ - Take That !





Wah!

#68 lol, I somethimes sang that when at the crossing waiting for the children to come out of school. Of course not for some weeks not - still off sick :-(

Lunchtime frenzy anyone ?

Lunchtime petrol run for me. There goes another £20 to fuel companies and £40 to Revenue and Customs :-(

Ones that should be in the list



WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE - Alice Cooper

THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST - Iron Maiden

VOODOO PEOPLE - The Prodigy



Some that probably won't make the list but I will add them anyway



IF I WAS YOUR VAMPIRE - Marilyn Manson

SCREAM - Avenged Sevenfold

BLACK SABBATH - Black Sabbath (of course)

JOURNEY OF THE SORCERER - The Eagles

SPOOKS IN THE ATTIC - Edguy

CEMETERY DRIVE - My Chemical Romance

SOMEBODIES OUT THERE - Triumph



Anything by Rob Zombie would also seem appropriate.

For Hallowe'en tunes, I offer up the following -



DISGUISES - THE WHO

PUMPKIN SOUP - KATE NASH

I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' - DAVE EDMUNDS

DEAD SOULS - JOY DIVISION

It's Halloween alright - like a morgue at work today...



I don't take sugar in tea or coffee, haven't done for years. Four biscuits though :o)



- Paul TMFM.

How about DIAMOND DOGS - David Bowie (Halloween Jack is a real cool cat)

THE ZOMBIES - She's not there (for those hiding behind their curtains, lights off, TV on low - booooo hiss) and you have gotta play...

BLACK MAGIC WOMAN - Fleetwood Mac

#62 Mrs Boris, Ah right. That makes sense.



#64 Ken and #66 Gill, I also gave up sugar in tea as a child and can't stand it now. My girls, like their mum, do like a cup of tea. Sometimes when people of their grandparents' generation make the girls a cup they look at me in surprise when I say that DON'T take sugar. I guess it was the done thing back in the day.



#74 Paul from the Crew, I'm liking the four biscuits. Is that one for each crew member or just for you?



I know JV has his detractors on here but he just did the most lovely piece on Jimmy Savile. Tony Blackburn came on for a quick word but the contributors were mainly people who had had things fixed. Rather like sugar in childhood tea it brought back lots of happy memories. Can you remember the boy who wanted to be a butler in a stately home or the paralysed lady who did the death slide?



Other people talked about the terrific amount he raised for charity and one person pointed out Jimmy Savile probably had a terrific impact on literacy because he made so many kids want to write a letter. Quite a legacy really.

39 Brandon B... I like and second your choice of Hocus Pocus by Focus! We went to see them the other night and they were fab as I love both Hocus Pocus and Sylvia and have never seen them before. Remember the 'crazy' Arthur Brown? He was also on but I only wanted to see Focus as I wasn't a fan of Arthur Brown's one hit!



I think you stand a good chance of having Hocus Pocus played because I'm sure Simon is a fan of theirs and needs no excuse to play one of their songs!!!



xx

#54 and #66 I used to take sugar in tea and coffee (only one spoonful though) and I also gave it up in both for Lent. I still can't drink either sweetened (although I sometimes have camomile or mint tea with a dash of honey in). If you're really interested in whether James May takes sugar in his tea, I can probably find out for you. I have contacts, you know... ;o)

'There's a Ghost in My House' by THE FALL (NOT R Dean Taylor for a change)

'Killing Moon' by ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN

'Bela Lugosi's Dead' by BAUHAUS

Anything from THE DAMNED

'She's Lost Control' by JOY DIVISION

I gave up sugar when I returned to work 20 years ago, I was the only person in the team to take it I got that many cups without I just got used to it!



My sister-in-law was on the Jim'll fix show and still has her badge :-)

'Panic' by THE SMITHS

Another one for pretending to be out:

LITTLE RICHARD - You Keep-A-Knockin' But You Can't Come In

:o)

Greeting pop pickers, from the dark side. Nice to see many new names on here, and nicer to see some of the old (ahem) ones! Hope you are all well.



I guess it's too late for a realistic suggestion, but for all the little darlings out tonight bothering their neighbours when they should be saving up to pay that nice Mr Cameron for their university education (University of South Accrington, Blackburn Campus), how about



SWEETS FOR MY SWEET - The Searchers.



I also note above a few excellent puns, so will add (for old times' sake):



BAT'S THE WAY (I LIKE IT) - KC and the Sunshine Band

WITCH E. TAW LINEMAN - Glen Campbell

THE LONG AND SLIMING TOAD - The Beatles

HEY - DID YOU YOU HAPPEN TO SEE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GHOUL IN THE WORLD? - Charlie Rich???

PUMPKIN IN THE AIR - Thunderclap Newman

IN MY HAIR TONIGHT - Phil Collins



I'd better stop.



Have a lovely day y'all. xxx



Ooo - no. I hear you had a limerick competition last week. I didn't see the entries but hope this wasn't included:



There was a young man from Devises

Whose b***cks were two different sizes.

One was so small

it was no use at all,

But the bigger one won several prizes.

*is shocked and astounded by Berties limerick*



V funny :-)

Wow! neighbours bins have already been replaced. Excelant service Wigan MBC

Good afternoon all - hope everyone is well. Will catch up in a minute.



Mrs Boris - I lived in 36 Gascoyne House until 1984! How long were you there?

What a small world!!



Jennie

'Spectre Review' by Bellowhead

Congratulations Alison on your aniversary



KatyMac - I haven't been around much lately to comment, but have been aware of your Mum being ill and in hospital. It's good news that she's coming home, and is, I hope, on the mend.

Hi Gill - Hi Paul. Sorry to offend Gill, and did wonder if I might get modded or that someone might complain. Hope Wigan and Sheffield are going well...



I can't remember if anyone lives within striking distance of North Wales, but I and three other artists have an exhibition opening today at Theatre Clwyd. Chequebooks welcome!

Caught up now!



Good to hear your mum is coming out of hospital today KatyMac. Look after her!!



I don't take sugar in tea either. I don't often drink coffee but when I do it's black and a cube of posh sugar if available.



The only tunes I thought of were

Witchy Woman - The Eagles

and of course Bad Moon Rising - CCR - my ARFO suggestions which won the last blogger crown!!



ExQueen Jennie

#83 Hi B&B - nice to see you! As it happens, Harry is away at the moment so there's a space on the naughty step...



;o)

#86 Jennie



From 1966 until 1994 when I got married so I MUST know you as you would have lived next door!



Mrs (confused) Boris!!

91 - Hi Deebs. Thank you, and nice to see you too. At the risk of dredging the very bottom of respectability, I am prepared to be disciplined in any way deemed appropriate by the collective. Seems a shame there's only ever room for one mucky-minded old reprobate! Where's The Snapper?

Bertie, you may come off the naughty step now. Hope all goes well for your performance tonight :-)

Thanks Gill! It's actually an exhibition of paintings running until November 19th, so I am hoping to be a millionaire by then (although I only have seven paintings to hang, so someone is going to have to pay over the odds!).

Mrs B and Jennie, seriously ? you were neighbours ?? Well what are the chances of THAT happening ?

'eyup, B&B, long time no see. I am, somewhat obviously, stuck in Sheffield, and therefore your exhib is a bit distant. However, I'd be quite interested to have a look (Read 'nosy'). Do you have an internet prescence anywhere?

Bertie, im sure the seven are FANTABULOUS and will muster much moolah for you.

Off for flu jab now :-(

#93 He's in Scotland. He had a mini blogmeet with Mo on Saturday, which went very well apparently.



#86 and #92 How exciting - it is indeed a small world!



~X~

#97 gimme that'c' bak, I might be needing it. Oh, bol....