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Coffee doesnt like me, unfortunatly. But lucky for me, Tea and I are old friends. You need some proper Kenyan tea in this coffee shop so here you go, some of our finest quality handpicked loose leaf. 
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magnificent1rascal wrote:Gordon Lightfoot is 80?!?!
He is??? Who is Gordon Lightfoot when he's at home?
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Tea! Eww...  
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AnnaMayZing wrote:Mendalla wrote:
From the movie, Legend, right? Or something like that? God, I love Ferry's voice.
I've got a thread on my other board celebrating Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot. He turns 80 today and is doing a charity gig in his hometown, Orillia, Ontario, to celebrate.
Yes, Legend. He is a superb artist, I agree. I am listening to 'Boys and Girls' right now on a disc which is rotating at 33&1/3 RPM.  I also like Gordon Lightfoot. The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald is a fantastic song. OMG you two! Just spent a week discovering Carole King now you give me this Lightfoot guy? He must be country singer if he sings about wrecks.
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AnnaMayZing wrote:Tea! Eww... Awwwwwww ... some tea is good for you Anna... like green, English breakfast, Prince of Wales, Russian Black (my tutor used to drink this.. you should see what it does to the inside of a white china teapot!).
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hayley wrote:AnnaMayZing wrote:Mendalla wrote:
From the movie, Legend, right? Or something like that? God, I love Ferry's voice.
I've got a thread on my other board celebrating Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot. He turns 80 today and is doing a charity gig in his hometown, Orillia, Ontario, to celebrate.
Yes, Legend. He is a superb artist, I agree. I am listening to 'Boys and Girls' right now on a disc which is rotating at 33&1/3 RPM. I also like Gordon Lightfoot. The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald is a fantastic song. OMG you two! Just spent a week discovering Carole King now you give me this Lightfoot guy? He must be country singer if he sings about wrecks. Nah, not country. He’s a fantastic Canadian singer in the storyteller style, kind of like Harry Chapin and Jim Croce, but better. You should look them up too, though. 
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DenimAngel wrote: hi people Coffee please ! 
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hayley wrote:
Awwwwwww ... some tea is good for you Anna... like green, English breakfast, Prince of Wales, Russian Black (my tutor used to drink this.. you should see what it does to the inside of a white china teapot!).
If only it tasted nice...
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hayley wrote:
OMG you two! Just spent a week discovering Carole King now you give me this Lightfoot guy? He must be country singer if he sings about wrecks.
Just for you, Hayley. 
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Never mind, could not link what I wanted to.
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magnificent1rascal wrote:hayley wrote:AnnaMayZing wrote:Mendalla wrote:
From the movie, Legend, right? Or something like that? God, I love Ferry's voice.
I've got a thread on my other board celebrating Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot. He turns 80 today and is doing a charity gig in his hometown, Orillia, Ontario, to celebrate.
Yes, Legend. He is a superb artist, I agree. I am listening to 'Boys and Girls' right now on a disc which is rotating at 33&1/3 RPM. I also like Gordon Lightfoot. The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald is a fantastic song. OMG you two! Just spent a week discovering Carole King now you give me this Lightfoot guy? He must be country singer if he sings about wrecks. Nah, not country. He’s a fantastic Canadian singer in the storyteller style, kind of like Harry Chapin and Jim Croce, but better. You should look them up too, though. He's Canadian? Ok will start there.. Google maps will fing Canada for me.. I hope! I've heard of Harry Chapin (I live in West Village) but have never heard his music that I can recall. Jim Croce? I'll find him.
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hayley wrote:
I've heard of Harry Chapin (I live in West Village) but have never heard his music that I can recall. Jim Croce? I'll find him.
Probably Chapin's best-known song:
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And classic Croce:
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Do any of you know Mike Harding?
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AnnaMayZing wrote:Do any of you know Mike Harding?
New on me, but I love it. Thanks.
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Mendalla wrote:AnnaMayZing wrote:Do any of you know Mike Harding?
New on me, but I love it. Thanks. He is a Manchester comedian most popular in the 70's. His folk songs are incredible. His father was an Air Gunner in Lancasters and was killed. That song was his tribute to him. You may also appreciate 'The Accington Pals', a song about how whole towns of menfolk were slaughtered during WW1.
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Popping in for a tea as I wait for an upgrade to finish. It's for the board where I admin (link is in my profile) but it's not on the live board, just on our test site. I am actually waiting for the next major update to upgrade the live board.
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Having my cuppa java, preparing for rehearsal today. I saw some brilliant short plays last night. Good fun. 
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Survivor wrote:Having my cuppa java, preparing for rehearsal today. I saw some brilliant short plays last night. Good fun. Have a fun, Larry Have a wonderful day everyone. 
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Anyone care to join me? There's plenty to go around. 
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AnnaMayZing wrote:Anyone care to join me? There's plenty to go around. Me!
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It all looks lovely. It's great to have some scones with teatime as well.  Hi Meg and Anna.
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Survivor wrote:It all looks lovely. It's great to have some scones with teatime as well. Hi Meg and Anna. Hello, Larry tea? 
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Don't mind if I do. Had an amazing day for the most part. How's everyone else?
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Oh man, I just made my favorite meatloaf recipe and tried a new garlic potato recipe to go with it. I’m finishing the meal right now with a little orange and ginger infused dark roast coffee, enhanced with a shot of Grand Mariner, sugar, and topped with whip cream. I would have shared, but my kids devoured their dinner. Barely left overs for their school lunch tomorrow.
I wrote a wee micro-fiction story while the kids were swimming today. Hopefully, it will be posted soon.
Also, started watching Season Four of Narcos: Mexico. I just love this show. Mostly Spanish subtitles, but Netflix did a wonderful job with it. The first two seasons featured an amazing actor who played Pablo Escobar. He was a horrible person, but the actor humanized the man. Love it when performers can do that.
I hope everyone had a great weekend!
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 The one on the left... has any one ever tasted chocolate mint tea?????
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hayley wrote:The one on the left... has any one ever tasted chocolate mint tea????? That sounds as bad as Pumpkin Spiced Latte. 
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