Davie Bowie, Lemmy, Glenn Frey… Heaven is putting together a hell of a band in 2016.

R.I.P. Glenn Frey

Hi All,
Peter,
I always think they are just adding to that greatest of all bands upstairs…:eagerness:

As for Mr Fry he was an integral player in one of my favourite bands of all times and will I am sure be sadly missed by all. RIP Mr Fry and thank you for your music.

Geoff.

Hi All,
Was never a big enough fan of David’s to buy his albums but did like quite a few of his hits over the years as many I can recall various times of my life that will last with me till I pass on. His last hit Lazarus was good I thought and quite a few fans seem to think it was his goodbye to them. RIP Mr Bowie you’ll live on in the minds of everyone you touched through your music.

Geoff.

Hi All,
Tony,
That was a real heart warming read many thanks for the post….:eagerness:

Geoff.

Hi All,
Just finished a good little read ‘Minder’ a bit grittier than the tv series and not the same Arthur we know.

Have just started Mondust by Andrew Smith
The Apollo Moon Programme has been called the last optimistic act of the 20th century. Over a strange three-year period between 1969 and 1972, twelve men made the longest and most eccentric of all journeys and all were indeliby marked by it. Of those astronauts who walked on the Moon only nine are still alive. One day in the near future there will be none: no one on earth will have known the giddy thrill of gazing back at us from another world. In Moondust, Andrew Smith sets out to find and interview the remaining Moonwalkers in order to learn how their lives, and ours, were changed by this surreal adventure forever.

Geoff.

Hi Watched ‘The Force Awakens’ 15/1 at the cinema with only 10 other people absolutely loved it.

I watched Martin Scorsese’s 1st film 22/1 ‘Who’s That Knocking At My Door’ available on Sky.
Starring Harvey Keitel, Zina Bethune, Anne Collette Originally titled Bring On The Dancing Girls, in 1965. Then, later renamed I Call First, in 1967. And finally re-titled as Who’s That Knocking At My Door in 1968 when it was released by Trimod Films, Inc. that same year. Exploring themes of Catholic guilt similar to those in his later film Mean Streets, the story follows Italian-American J.R. (Keitel) as he struggles to accept the secret hidden by his independent and free-spirited girlfriend (Zina Bethune).

Geoff.

Hi All,
28/12/2015 I watched Kiss Kiss Bang Bang – Quite a funny and pleasantly surprising film with Robert Downey Jnr and Val Kilmer heading the cast………..:eagerness:

Geoff.

Hi All,
TonyT,
Good post.

Geoff.

Hi All,
Wow! you are all passionate pet lovers and you have eased our pain with sharing your own past grief you felt at the time of your losses. It’s such a shame really as when Penny passed we and I in particular was coming around to the idea of rehoming another couple of rescue cat’s. All my pain that Fluffy,Pierce and Po gave us all flooded back, especially with our cat Fluffy nine months ago has resurfaced, as she was a house cat was there in the morning and even came upstairs every now and then at bedtime. But like already mentioned it’s the emptiness that is hard to deal with.

Yes it’s starting to heal very slowly but all the support on here and on another forum has most definitely help us cope with our loss, it’s especially hard for myself as Penny was my 1st ever pet in my life, the wife had dog many years ago before she met me and our daughter hasn’t known a house without a pet of some description of her own.

Like I say with all your support it has helped so many thanks to all who have offered their support and sympathy.

Thank you all,
Geff,Sue and Amy.