feeling left out

He's got the whole world in his hands,he's got he whole world in his hands,[everybody clapping please]

Yes lets get a gospel choir going

Me too, nag! It might be useful occasionally, but I can't say I felt the need for it very much. Just wanted to know how it worked.

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Bags, I have decided I can live without the Bookmark function .

It was making me quite giddy!

Thanks Ariadne..left the washing up I was the cook.
we need to have a sing song,it is sunday and a religious day,I would love to be in a gospel choir...
any ideas girls.

nellie lovely to hear you in such great spirits! I can see that your mojo is back, and that's great! We love you, nelliedeane.

Gorgeous!

Did you see the lovely colours that the choir were wearing, (in the earlier hymn), jeni? The walls of the old church and the faint colours of the stained-glass windows were a beautiful background.

I'm singing! Tell out my soul! Can you all hear me, I said CAN YOU HEAR ME?

will be dishing up spaghetti into huge amount of teenage mouths,hopefully will shut 'em up for a while......be back later soop maybe we should have another sing song ....shall we lubricate our tonsils in preparation (actually started already) will practice whilst dishing up bolognese......JUST ONE CORNETTO GIVE IT TO ME.....how many garlic breads sweetie (greedy little s*d dosent ur muvver feed yer)

nellie I could not perform our routine without you. Feet up. Relax! Be kind to yerself!

thanks absent am normaly a happy little soul but have been tested this week,nellies equilibrium is restored dont often disappear down the dark hole,love GN .....speak for urself re deviation lolxx

nelliedeane I'm glad you're feeling a bit brighter and hope it lasts. One of the joys of Gransnet is how, unlike Just a Minute, deviation is what we all enjoy – no penalties. (That's from the subject, not naughty sex.)

cor we 'avent 'alf cumma long way from the original fread... glad we all friends agen....

I've just read this twistley place somewhere else I'm following myself around I think.

I had a friend called longstaff

Bags sorry I've only just come back on, but you seem to have got to grips with the bookmarking , it does save a lot of time,especially if like me, you can't remember what day it is, never mind if you've read it before.

Wiktionary says it means a boundary stream.

Yay for Oswaldtwistle, biker! DD1 has moved to a twistley place too. I must look it up.

My dad had a colleague called Mr Hawthorne. He also had a visitng Far Eastern colleague visitng one time, whom he took to a public council meeting so that the visitor could experience some British traditional wotnots. The Council leader was called Mr Hawthornthwaite. Far Eastern chappie wondered when Mr Ordinary Hawthorn would get his "thwaite".

biker, I love the Lancashire names - we had a teacher called Rosbottom, I went out with a Higgingbottom and I had a friend called Ollerearnshaw.

Hmph! pull the other one. You are not, I repeat, not! Fireproof!

Bags I is from Lancashire.....lol I live in Oswaldtwistle! apparently there is a lampost further up the town near the Library! it is said that if you live past! the lampost you are GOBINER !!!! hmmmm arnt I glad I live "below" the lamp post lol...in fact think if you google it it tells you something about it..

jeni, I shall report you for making a hurtful personal remark about a lonely old woman. (Bloody medical professionals - how was I to know my skin would not resist boiling hot porridge!)