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Showing posts with label Dave Dee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dave Dee. Show all posts

Saturday 22 October 2022

Not Quite Mr Magoo Just Yet!

If you play with anything long enough it will break - Murphy's Law
 Welcome to the fun of Saturday! 👀
Heardle Time!
Heardle 60s:
My answers:
 Brew.
We listened to "The Sounds of the 60s".
The Top 3 from 1964. 
3:
The Searchers - When You Walk Into The Room
2:
Roy Orbison - Oh Pretty Woman
1:
Sandy Shaw - Long Live Love
Dressed.
Now out for some breakfast.
No cooked breakfast for me.
Back home to pick up the shopping trolley.
Parks in the car park.
On the way to my eye test...
Poor Henry was left in the shop window↓
I had my eye test.
I need more glasses.
Not quite Mr Magoo just yet!
Coffee Time.
Treated myself to some more Glitter!
More funky earrings as well!
Nice Wreath I found as well.
Back home.
My son won something on the raffle.
Smells really nice.
The males of the household can fight over the aftershave balm.
I got on with making tonight's tea.
The fun I had making it with lamb mince!
(Next time I am using beef mince!)
Finally ready!
Then I looked into today's newspaper.
Today's cartoon.
UK No.1 on this day in 1964:
Sandy Shaw - (There's) Always Something To Remind Me. 
US No.1 on this day in 1988:
Phil Collins - A Groovy Kind Of Love
Now to get back onto the Bingewatching of season 4 of "Yellowstone".
Sleep Tea Time.
It's coming up to 1.30am...
Time for bed!


 






 
 

 

Sunday 9 January 2022

Next Room To Do!

 The only success the mother-in-law had was with the council, selling her mince pie lids as manhole covers - Les Dawson.
Welcome to my Sunday 💓
I woke up early, and needed a cup of brew.
I got on with writing my blog from yesterday.
Once finished, I woke up Sleeping Beauty up with a nice hot coffee.
We finished off the crumpets.
Now to get some layers on,
And go on a ride with Sexy Beast
First, to check the tyre pressures.
It didn't help a Black BMW parked over the first tyre pressurer machine, but was using the second one!
Next off to visit my mum and dad.
I removed the two wreaths.
Looks like no one else had been up except me!
Someone had drove in the wrong way, and was waiting for me to leave, so she could reverse all the way out!
Back home to put on the coffee machine.
Next job was to sort out boxes on top of the kitchen cupboards and inside the cupboards.
Coffee first.
Noah and the Whale came on the radio.
Again they blanked out some lyrics again.
 "She went down on almost anyone"
I have heard worst lyrics than that they allow to play!
Now to start on the kitchen!
I found two boxes of glasses I had from my dad's house last year.
They will come in useful, as I only have the minion glass :)
Lunchtime.
Put all my new diffusers in the same place.
Bag of paperwork to go through tomorrow.
Hubby and younger son put some things up in the loft.
Too late to start on the roast dinner.
Use up the Christmas themed pasta instead.
I added Spinach,garlic,chilli flakes, and mushrooms to the homemade Pasta Sauce.
There were four empty plates afterwards!
Dishwasher was loaded up afterwards.
Time to catch up with Top of the Pops from 1992.
Oh dear the fast forwarded button was used up to the number 1.
The second episode was a bit better.
At least they played the Genesis video in full!
Shakespear's Sister was on.
(Cut the song off half way)
Curtis Stigers was also cut of in mid song.
Hubby is rewatching the second episode on his own on Tuesday night, as I am not wasting my precious time watching some crap songs that was on!
We tried to watch something on Netflix, and one of the children was watchin instead.
We let it go this time,next time they are coming off it!
Breaking into the Dirty Harry Boxset.
Quick look into the newspaper.
David  Harman, known professionally as Dave Dee , was an English singer-songwriter, musician, A&R manager, fundraiser and businessman. He was the frontman for the 1960s pop band Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich.
He died on this day aged 67 in 2009. 
The first episode of Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads? was broadcast on BBC1 in 1973.
Two series was made which featured James Bolam and Rodney Bewes in the lead roles.
David Soul with Don't Give Up On Us  was No 1 in the Uk in 1977.
Tootsie was the #1 movie at the box office today in 1983.
The highly acclaimed sitcom sequel Yes, Prime Minister debuted on this date in 1986.

Sirens, the first episode of Rockliffe’s Babies, was broadcast on this day in 1987.
Daniel Bedingfield with Gotta Get Thru This was No 1 in 2002 .
Sleep Tea Time.
Back on the Wobbly Work Wheel 🎡 tomorrow.






 







 

Friday 17 December 2021

Never Mind The Presents!

 "I've spent 40 years telling people I never worked in a cocktail bar!" - Susan from The Human League
Welcome back to the Friday Feeling 🎈
Last day of being on the Wobbly Work Wheel 🎡
Nice warm hug to start the day with.
Brew with breakfast.
Thermal vest goes on .
Dressed. 
Gives hubby a sloppy wet 💋 before he leaves.
(He is going to his Aunt's funeral with his dad later on this afternoon)
Put's on one winter hat and one glove.
Puts on my lights.
Now to walk down to my spot.
Now for the fun to start!
Already had 3 BOINGs on 3 car roofs as they went under my stick and failed to stop.
Soon the presents were arriving.
I gave the grieving mum who lost her dad, yesterday a present I received to her for her kids for Christmas.
She will a phone call when her dad's funeral will be.
I got chatting to a mum over my time.
Texts my hubby, then I got chatting to the man whose hand is down slowly going after his op.
His wife and he is going to a Christmas meal on Christmas Day for £85 each.
(He is having second thoughts about going)
He also is having trouble with his £500 Spin Bike he bought off Amazon.The firm in Japan where he got it from is not being helpful about something being matter with it.
His wife rides 7 miles a day on it.
He ride 11 miles on it a day.
I can barely do 3 miles on mine!
I forgot I was meeting a friend for coffee and chat.
I wished him a good Christmas.
Now to meet my friend.
Met her in the car park.
Walked up to the coffee shop.
All the tables were all booked.
The owner did squeeze us in.
Now for coffee and nibble.
Once we finished,
Off to look around the Charity Shop.
Nice Russian Doll.
Said goodbye to my friend.
While on the way home, a red car came up by the side of me at the road traffic island.  As I pulled off, it passed me and then it undertook me and I followed it all the way to Ipsley Pool.
I got the newspaper before I got home.
Now for some light lunch.
With another coffee.
Hubby phoned up to tell me he was given the wrong time for his Aunt's Funeral.
He was told 1.30pm, in fact it was 11.30am.
Great!
Now out with my younger son to do the final shift.
We got stuck behind a tractor doing 20 m.p.h, and no where to overtake it.
Puts on my winter hat and gloves.
Puts on my lights.
Now to have a rabbit with my two friends.
I wished them a good weekend.
Now to start the final shift before I break up for Christmas Holidays.
One 4x4 nearly got his windscreen tap and cracked. One Silver taxi nearly had the same fate.
I was given some presents to cap off my Friday :)
The same 4x4 drove past me, and then parked up on double yellow lines for ten minutes.
Home time for us now.
Back next year.  
Hubby was back before us.
Put all my presents together.
Much needed brew.
Then I wrote yesterday's blog post.
Hubby made the tea.
What's behind the Advent Calender door?
I had a look in today's newspaper..
Sir Thomas Hicks, OBE , known professionally as Tommy Steele, is an English entertainer, regarded as Britain's first teen idol and rock and roll star. After being discovered at the 2i's Coffee Bar, he recorded a string of hit singles including "Rock with the Caveman" (1956) and the chart-topper "Singing the Blues" (1957). Steele's rise to fame was dramatised in The Tommy Steele Story (1957), the soundtrack of which was the first British album to reach number one on the UK Albums Chart. He starred in further musical films including The Duke Wore Jeans (1958) and Tommy the Toreador (1959), the latter spawning the hit "Little White Bull". By the 1960s, Steele was an all-round entertainer, appearing in West End theatre productions and starring in musical films including Half a Sixpence (1967), The Happiest Millionaire (1967) and Finian's Rainbow (1968). He is also a songwriter, author and sculptor. He remains active as a performer and was awarded the Freedom of the City of London in 2021.
He is 85 years old 🎈
David  Harman, known professionally as Dave Dee was an English singer-songwriter, musician, A&R manager, fundraiser and businessman. He was the frontman for the 1960s pop band Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich.
He would have been 80 years old 🎈
He sadly died aged 67 in 2009
 
"Goldfinger", 3rd James Bond film, starring Sean Connery and Honor Blackman premieres in London in 1964
My son asked me if I have used the "My Soundtrack" on Amazon Music.
I said no.
He then grumbled on the songs that was on his Soundtrack.
"Who are that band Gilbert O' Sullivan?"
"It isn't them, is he!"
"Next they play Squeeze, they only had 2 hits!"
He said.
"My favourite not in that two?" I asked.
"Not a chance !" He said.
Then he moaned about Dr Hook!
I will have to see what is on my soundtrack!
We watched "Have I Got News For You."
Now to enjoy the last of the Friday Feeling in bed 🎈