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The weekend is coming.........yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good Morning

Thursday - Four earlies down, one to go Woo Hoo Good morning

Good to see all is going well Carol - I've got my six monthly tests next week. Should be a breeze. Keep the spirits up

I think it just might be a nice day here today, we just might get the lawn cut for the final time this year later on. Good Morning

I'm on the early shift, so when I arrived at the radio station this morning, the automated overnight "Robojock" system was still on. As I walked in it was playing Mike Oldfield's 'In Dulce Jubilo' Happy Christmas

Summer is officially over. Dull and cloudy today, not too long before the clouds open I think. Good morning!!!

Gogol Bordello - Gypsy Punks Easy Star All Stars - Radiodread dEUS - Pocket Revolution

This is obviously the day for Invasion threads. Perhaps the producers have been to the lake and are now on an island training for armageddon...

I must confess I was very taken with Invasion, and am somewhat perturbed to see that as of yet, a second series is not on the cards. Why didn't it take off?. It seems to me there are a lot less worthy programmes out there.

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Two hours to kill before going to work - I think a cup of coffee and A Show Of Hands would be just what the doctor ordered!!. Good morning!!

Not raining here, but as dull as a seven act ballet (Sorry Moonie!!). Working today then flying to Cornwall tomorrow for my cousin's wedding.

Saturday morning and I'm working after doing a full week of earlies - That's not right!!!!! Anyway, it's not going to dampen my mood!! Good morning

I went to see 'Horslypse' in Omagh last night. They're a Horslips tribute band with an average age of 17, all of whom got into the band through their parents' record collections. What made last night's gig special was the fact that three members of the original band joined them on stage for a few songs. First of all, Barry Devlin came out to sing Guests of the Nation and Furniture, then Jim Lockhart and Johnny fean came out for the big finish - Trouble with a Capital T, Sword of Light, King of the Fairies and Dearg Doom, and an encore of Shakin' All Over. BBC preview of the gig Here

After a little bit of a summer, Irish weather has well and truely reverted to type. Cold, wet and miserable this morning......and I've just found out a colleague is sick so I have to work the weekend as well. However, looking on the bright side, there's a Horslips tribute band playing in Omagh tonight with three original band members joining them on stage (Barry Devlin, Johnny Fean and Jim Lockhart) reputed to be joining them on stage. I'll be there!!!!! Good morning

If I was in the US or Canada, t'would still be the middle of the night and I'd still be in bed. Ah well.... Is there an "intravenous drip delivering coffee" smilie? Good morning

Greetings from a cool but dry North West of Ireland

Carol, CeeJ is spot on. I remember talking to my surgeon in April when the histology on my tumor came through, and I asked him "Does this mean I'm clear?". "No", he said "It means there's no evidence the tumor has spread". Surgeons will always hold back and cover every possibility. They can't foresee what will happen, so they'll present you with the worst case scenario, partly so if something happens that they don't warn about, they don't get their asses sued!!. Be careful with the driving though. You've been through enough without broken bones from a car wreck to deal with as well.

The downside of having two weeks holidays is having to go back to work when they are over. I wish I was a teacher Good morning

Just back from holidays, but off until Monday so today I'm going to do..........nothing!!!!!!!!!

Good morning, I've pulled an early this morning, then once I'm finished I'm off for a fortnight. A week in Youghal County Cork followed by a few days in Waterford to eat blaas, go to Spraoi and annoy the parents and in laws for a bit!!.

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I used to be confused, but now Regh has explained it all to me, so that's alright then......

Two shows I vaguely remember as a kid are 'Sky' and 'Children Of The Stones'. I remember thinking they were the strangest and most compelling things on TV. I also loved the 'Battle Of The Planets' cartoons.