GMT Tuesday 7th May 2013

[Bri.]

Good morning all.
A sunny start with a temperature of 9 �C (48 �F), 68% relative humidity and
a SL pressure of 1016 mbar. Looks like another good day ahead. :)

Have a good day all.
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Frogman]

Good morning all,
Yet another lovely day with full glorious sunshine at,
49.2�F (9.6�C) with no wind, a pressure of 1010.6 mb (local) 1016.6 mb (sea
level) and a humidity of 77%

Have a great day and enjoy the good weather.
--
Regards, Frogman.
The frog does not drink up the pond in which he lives.
My website: http://www.itsmyspot.co.uk
BT connection blog, http://ukfrogman.wordpress.com

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 07:56:08 +0100, Bri. croaked:

> Good morning all.

Good morning Bri,
A double GMT today, we haven't had one of those for a while.

> A sunny start with a temperature of 9 �C (48 �F), 68% relative humidity and
> a SL pressure of 1016 mbar. Looks like another good day ahead. :)
>

It's just a tiny bit warmer here but you have a tad less humidity, it must
be the sea keeping ours up.

> Have a good day all.

Thanks, you too.

--
Regards, Frogman.
Frogs Have It Easy, They Can Eat What Bugs Them.

[Jackie]

"Bri." <Br...@Derby.invalid> wrote in message
news:7je3t7nln1k.1p...@40tude.net...

> Good morning all.
> A sunny start with a temperature of 9 �C (48 �F), 68% relative humidity
> and
> a SL pressure of 1016 mbar. Looks like another good day ahead. :)
>
> Have a good day all.
>

Good morning Bri and all.
A sunny start with temperature if 13�C (55�F) with an ESE wind at only 3
mph. Wowee!!
Temperature expected to rise to 57/59�C though usually cooler on the coast.
Looks like a warm!! day.

Tesco bus early then I think a relaxed afternoon on my patio - I had better
apply the suncream, people are already asking me if I have been on holiday!
I do tan quickly - probably due to my Italian ancestors.

Make the most of this sunshine as it is going to turn cold and wet later.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Jackie]

"Frogman" <uk_fr...@bigfoot.com> wrote in message
news:aajmwy09...@frogman.plus.com...

> Good morning all,
> Yet another lovely day with full glorious sunshine at,
> 49.2�F (9.6�C) with no wind, a pressure of 1010.6 mb (local) 1016.6 mb
> (sea
> level) and a humidity of 77%
>
> Have a great day and enjoy the good weather.
>

Good morning Froggie - A beautiful sunny morning with very little wind at
13�C(55�F).
Enjoy as it is all going to change during the week.

Have a very good day.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 08:27:58 +0100, Jackie croaked:

> Good morning Bri and all.

Good morning Jackie,

> A sunny start with temperature if 13�C (55�F) with an ESE wind at only 3
> mph. Wowee!!
> Temperature expected to rise to 57/59�C though usually cooler on the coast.
> Looks like a warm!! day.
>

You should enjoy it then :-)

> Tesco bus early then I think a relaxed afternoon on my patio - I had better
> apply the suncream, people are already asking me if I have been on holiday!
> I do tan quickly - probably due to my Italian ancestors.
>

Have a good shopping trip.

> Make the most of this sunshine as it is going to turn cold and wet later.

Gosh! you do know how to cheer folk up ;-)

--
Regards, Frogman.
Most good judgment comes from experience,
Most experience comes from bad judgment.

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 08:30:51 +0100, Jackie croaked:

> Good morning Froggie - A beautiful sunny morning with very little wind at
> 13�C(55�F).
> Enjoy as it is all going to change during the week.
>
> Have a very good day.

Thanks Jackie.
--
Regards, Frogman.
If you think you're not confused, you're just not thinking too clearly.

[Jackie]

"Frogman" <uk_fr...@bigfoot.com> wrote in message

news:o4qygqg...@frogman.plus.com...

> On Tue, 7 May 2013 08:27:58 +0100, Jackie croaked:
>
>> Good morning Bri and all.
>
> Good morning Jackie,
>
>> A sunny start with temperature if 13�C (55�F) with an ESE wind at only 3
>> mph. Wowee!!
>> Temperature expected to rise to 57/59�C though usually cooler on the
>> coast.
>> Looks like a warm!! day.
>>
>
> You should enjoy it then :-)
>
>> Tesco bus early then I think a relaxed afternoon on my patio - I had
>> better
>> apply the suncream, people are already asking me if I have been on
>> holiday!
>> I do tan quickly - probably due to my Italian ancestors.
>>
>
> Have a good shopping trip.
>
>> Make the most of this sunshine as it is going to turn cold and wet later.
>
> Gosh! you do know how to cheer folk up ;-)
>

he!he! its being so cheerful keeps me going LOL!
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Bernadette1508]

On 07/05/2013 07:56, Bri. wrote:
> Good morning all.
> A sunny start with a temperature of 9 �C (48 �F), 68% relative humidity and
> a SL pressure of 1016 mbar. Looks like another good day ahead. :)
>
> Have a good day all.
>

Good morning Bri, it is a lovely sunny start here too. The temperature
is 12.1C (53.8F), RH 76% and pressure 1027 millibars. A sunny day is
forecast with an expected high of 18C, about 64F.

Rob is away to the eye hospital for a check up shortly so I'm catching
up on the washing and ironing. I thought of going with him for moral
support but I can be better employed getting on with things at home.

Have a good day yourself. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Bernadette1508]

On 07/05/2013 08:03, Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 7 May 2013 07:56:08 +0100, Bri. croaked:
>
>> Good morning all.
>
> Good morning Bri,
> A double GMT today, we haven't had one of those for a while.
>
>> A sunny start with a temperature of 9 �C (48 �F), 68% relative humidity and
>> a SL pressure of 1016 mbar. Looks like another good day ahead. :)
>>
>
> It's just a tiny bit warmer here but you have a tad less humidity, it must
> be the sea keeping ours up.
>
>> Have a good day all.
>
> Thanks, you too.
>

Good morning Froggie, I'm delighted I went and got on with the washing
as I debated whether to post one this morning. I see now it would have
clashed with yours and Bri's, lol. :-D

It's a really beautiful morning here and we should reach temperatures in
the mid 60s this afternoon.

Have a grand day. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Frogman]

On Tue, 07 May 2013 08:51:27 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:

> Good morning Froggie, I'm delighted I went and got on with the washing
> as I debated whether to post one this morning. I see now it would have
> clashed with yours and Bri's, lol. :-D
>

Good morning Bernadette,
Now that would have been a first 3 GMT threads :-)

> It's a really beautiful morning here and we should reach temperatures in
> the mid 60s this afternoon.
>

Good news indeed.

> Have a grand day. :-)

Thank you, you too.
--
Regards, Frogman.
I am nobody... nobody is perfect... I must be perfect then.

[Bernadette1508]

Good morning Jackie, similar weather here and an expected high in the
mid sixties - 18C. The wind is from the SE here too so will keep things
a bit cooler.

Enjoy your TESCO trip. I'm getting organised in the house this morning
as Rob is away for an check up at the eye hospital soon.

Have a lovely day. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 08:40:16 +0100, Jackie croaked:

> he!he! its being so cheerful keeps me going LOL!

Lol, you might be cheerful but the rest of us are depressed now ;-)
--
Regards, Frogman.
Those who think they know everything, annoy those of us that do.

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

Bri. wrote:
> Good morning all.
> A sunny start with a temperature of 9 �C (48 �F), 68% relative
> humidity and a SL pressure of 1016 mbar. Looks like another good day
> ahead. :)
>

Mornin' from a warm, dry, bright and shiny South Yorkshire. BYT is here
with loads of blue and a few wfts to frolic among so far. Air
temperature out there is 16.2�C (16.2�F), barometric pressure is still
falling at 1019 mB and relative humidity is signing in at 59%. WW
reckons it was 16.1�C, 1018.3 mB and 48% in Sheffield 10 minutes ago.
But then there hygrometer isn't situated near water, mine is. Forecast
is for mostly sunny with no chance of any falling wet stuff all day with
temperature to rise to 18.9�C (66.0�F) by lunch time and remain there
'tl at least 17:00.
Have a good day one and all,m not forgetting the slip, slap, slop if
you're gonna sun bathe.
--
Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter
flyi...@tiscali.co.uk FN 2�13+. Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 09:40:32 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop croaked:

> Mornin' from a warm, dry, bright and shiny South Yorkshire. BYT is here
> with loads of blue and a few wfts to frolic among so far. Air
> temperature out there is 16.2�C (16.2�F), barometric pressure is still
> falling at 1019 mB and relative humidity is signing in at 59%. WW
> reckons it was 16.1�C, 1018.3 mB and 48% in Sheffield 10 minutes ago.
> But then there hygrometer isn't situated near water, mine is. Forecast
> is for mostly sunny with no chance of any falling wet stuff all day with
> temperature to rise to 18.9�C (66.0�F) by lunch time and remain there
> 'tl at least 17:00.

Good morning FN,

> Have a good day one and all,m not forgetting the slip, slap, slop if
> you're gonna sun bathe.

Thanks, have a good one yourself.


--
Regards, Frogman.
Never play leapfrog with a unicorn.

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 7 May 2013 09:40:32 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop
> croaked:
>
>> Mornin' from a warm, dry, bright and shiny South Yorkshire. BYT is
>> here with loads of blue and a few wfts to frolic among so far. Air
>> temperature out there is 16.2�C (16.2�F), barometric pressure is
>> still falling at 1019 mB and relative humidity is signing in at 59%.
>> WW reckons it was 16.1�C, 1018.3 mB and 48% in Sheffield 10 minutes
>> ago. But then there hygrometer isn't situated near water, mine is.
>> Forecast is for mostly sunny with no chance of any falling wet stuff
>> all day with temperature to rise to 18.9�C (66.0�F) by lunch time
>> and remain there 'tl at least 17:00.
>
> Good morning FN,
>
>> Have a good day one and all,m not forgetting the slip, slap, slop if
>> you're gonna sun bathe.
>
> Thanks, have a good one yourself.
>

Getting too 'ot for me out there. Have to get the charwallah to make
some tea.

[Bernadette1508]

On 07/05/2013 09:40, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop wrote:
> Bri. wrote:
>> Good morning all.
>> A sunny start with a temperature of 9 �C (48 �F), 68% relative
>> humidity and a SL pressure of 1016 mbar. Looks like another good day
>> ahead. :)
>>
> Mornin' from a warm, dry, bright and shiny South Yorkshire. BYT is here
> with loads of blue and a few wfts to frolic among so far. Air
> temperature out there is 16.2�C (16.2�F), barometric pressure is still
> falling at 1019 mB and relative humidity is signing in at 59%. WW
> reckons it was 16.1�C, 1018.3 mB and 48% in Sheffield 10 minutes ago.
> But then there hygrometer isn't situated near water, mine is. Forecast
> is for mostly sunny with no chance of any falling wet stuff all day with
> temperature to rise to 18.9�C (66.0�F) by lunch time and remain there
> 'tl at least 17:00.
> Have a good day one and all,m not forgetting the slip, slap, slop if
> you're gonna sun bathe.
>

Good morning FN, similar weather here but a couple of degrees cooler
than where you are. D'you think it's a case of "splash it on all over"
for the sunbathers then?

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 09:54:36 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop croaked:

> Getting too 'ot for me out there. Have to get the charwallah to make
> some tea.

It's only 62.7�F here at present.
Good idea I shall go and make a cup of coffee.

[Jackie]

"Frogman" <uk_fr...@bigfoot.com> wrote in message

news:xl1ztamw...@frogman.plus.com...

> On Tue, 7 May 2013 08:40:16 +0100, Jackie croaked:
>
>> he!he! its being so cheerful keeps me going LOL!
>
> Lol, you might be cheerful but the rest of us are depressed now ;-)
>

Aw! Froggie - the sunshine disappeared soon after I posted that this morning
and it was overcast and chilly but the sun has now started to peep through -
though I don't think it will make the temperatures that were forecast.

Enjoy the rest of the day.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Bri.]

Frogman wrote:

> Good morning all,
> Yet another lovely day with full glorious sunshine at,
> 49.2�F (9.6�C) with no wind, a pressure of 1010.6 mb (local) 1016.6 mb (sea
> level) and a humidity of 77%
>
> Have a great day and enjoy the good weather.
>

Good afternoon again Froggie, are the visitors all enjoying the Scarborough
sunshine? This warm weather is certainly a very welcome change from what
we've become accustomed to these past 8 months. :)
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Bri.]

Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop wrote:

> Have a good day one and all,m not forgetting the slip, slap, slop if
> you're gonna sun bathe.
>

Good afternoon FN, I remembered the cream before starting out this morning
but I don't think we'll be needing any this afternoon. :(
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Bri.]

Bernadette1508 wrote:

> Good morning Bri, it is a lovely sunny start here too. The temperature
> is 12.1C (53.8F), RH 76% and pressure 1027 millibars. A sunny day is
> forecast with an expected high of 18C, about 64F.
>

Good afternoon Bernadette, isn't a pleasure to sample this lovely sunshine
after such a long cold period?

> Rob is away to the eye hospital for a check up shortly so I'm catching
> up on the washing and ironing. I thought of going with him for moral
> support but I can be better employed getting on with things at home.
>

I hope all goes well for Rob during his eye checkup and the journey home is
a more relaxed one than the journey there. I hope you managed to make good
use of the time and get all those jobs done too. You shouldn't have any
problems getting the washing dry if that was one of your chores.

> Have a good day yourself. :-)
>

Thank you, a nice sunny walk for a change this morning.
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Bri.]

Frogman wrote:

> Good morning Bri,
> A double GMT today, we haven't had one of those for a while.
>

It seems a long time, almost a triple, too, would that have been a first?

> It's just a tiny bit warmer here but you have a tad less humidity, it must
> be the sea keeping ours up.
>

I'm still not convinced that my RH sensor is not acting up slightly, but
I'll go along with it FTTB.
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Bri.]

Jackie wrote:

> Good morning Bri and all.
> A sunny start with temperature if 13�C (55�F) with an ESE wind at only 3
> mph. Wowee!!
> Temperature expected to rise to 57/59�C though usually cooler on the coast.
> Looks like a warm!! day.
>

Good afternoon Jackie, we've had a mainly sunny day so far but it's turning
a little hazy now, still warm though.

> Tesco bus early then I think a relaxed afternoon on my patio - I had better
> apply the suncream, people are already asking me if I have been on holiday!
> I do tan quickly - probably due to my Italian ancestors.
>

I hope all was well at the Tesco club today and your buses were on time.
We had about 20 minutes in the sun without cream yesterday to stock up on
all the lost vitamin D, but I applied it before my walk this morning.

> Make the most of this sunshine as it is going to turn cold and wet later.
>

The temperature is just peaking 25 �C here but the sun is starting to fail
us. I'm not looking forward to a return to that cold weather, my CH system
has broken up for his summer holidays. :))
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Jackie]

"Bernadette1508" <Berna...@nomail.com> wrote in message
news:YOGdnfamTtsWLhXM...@bt.com...

Good afternoon Bernadette - the lovely weather they forecast did not happen
here, soon after I posted that it became overcast with hardly any sunshine
at all, it has just peeped through now but I very much doubt it will reach
the temperatures stated. I think nearly everywhere is to be colder and
wetter from tomorrow - is that our lot???

I did my Tesco shopping, Joan was with her daughter today. It was very quiet
in there, probably because the school children had gone back to school
today.

I hope Rob's hospital visit goes well and that you have a very good day.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on netbook]

Bernadette1508 wrote:
<snipped>

> D'you think it's a case of "splash it on all over"
> for the sunbathers then?
>

Well maybe not for Froggie's nephew who has been sunning himself on top of
the pond weed in my smaller pond for the last two days. ;)
--
Heard melodies are sweet, but those Unheard are sweeter
flyi...@tiscali.co.uk FN 2�12 +, Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on netbook]

Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 7 May 2013 09:54:36 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop
> croaked:
>
>> Getting too 'ot for me out there. Have to get the charwallah to make
>> some tea.
>
> It's only 62.7�F here at present.
> Good idea I shall go and make a cup of coffee.
>

Just had a glass of iced diet coke here. Very coool !!!!! But then our
outside air temperature is only up at 22.1�C (71.8�F) atm. :)

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on netbook]

You never can tell though Bri, better safe than sorry.

[Bri.]

Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on netbook wrote:

> Bri. wrote:
>> I remembered the cream before starting out this morning but I don't
>> think we'll be needing any this afternoon. :(
>
> You never can tell though Bri, better safe than sorry.
>

Very true, FN, though I may still have 10 minutes or so after tea, I just
don't fancy getting all creamed up again following my shower after this
morning's walk.
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Pam the goose]

On 07/05/2013 03:41 PM, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on netbook wrote:
>>
> Just had a glass of iced diet coke here. Very coool !!!!! But then our
> outside air temperature is only up at 22.1�C (71.8�F) atm. :)

Don't blame you, FN:-)
It's been in the 80s most of the day here.
It's starting to cloud a little to the northwest of us so the blazing
sun has gone, just a bright haze.

But 24.09�C (75.02�f) is very warm for this time of day - that's what it
is now.

I'll be sorry when I get some warm/cold feelings back because this
inability to feel anything but comfy in any temp ranging from boiling to
a bit cold will be sadly missed ;-)
--
Pam the goose
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/stoke3/Funto/alpha.txt
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/stoke3/Funto/postorder.txt

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 15:30:20 +0100, Bri. croaked:

> It seems a long time, almost a triple, too, would that have been a first?
>

I believe it would indeed.

>> It's just a tiny bit warmer here but you have a tad less humidity, it must
>> be the sea keeping ours up.
>>
> I'm still not convinced that my RH sensor is not acting up slightly, but
> I'll go along with it FTTB.

How does it compare to the local forecasts by the weather establishments?
--
Regards, Frogman.
In a perfect world, every dog would have a home
and every home would have a dog.

[Bernadette1508]

Good evening Jackie, the sun stayed with us until the sea mist started
to roll in about three o'clock by which time Dan had enjoyed a good run
and all my washing was dried - all four machine loads!

Tomorrow is due to be cloudier and cooler here but should remain dry
until the evening, after that we're back to the wet stuff. :-(
Today's highest was 16.9C (62.4F) so it has been t-shirt weather but I
took a warm knitted waistcoat for the walk "just in case".

>
> I did my Tesco shopping, Joan was with her daughter today. It was very
> quiet in there, probably because the school children had gone back to
> school today.

It's a relief when the shops aren't filled with screeching infants (and
parents) as you can get around much more quickly.

>
> I hope Rob's hospital visit goes well and that you have a very good day.

Rob's check up was fine, thanks Jackie. Today was his field of vision
test and next Monday he gets the full works to see how well the drops
are working in controlling the tensions. He'll also have that cataract
checked out - he isn't as well off as me as he only has one and I now
have two!

It has been a good day because while he was away and the washing was
drying, I also got a good two or three hours work done in the garden.
I'm hoping Billy will be here to mow the grass tomorrow so I can carry
on weeding and getting the borders and pots how I want them.

I hope you've enjoyed your day despite it not being as sunny as promised
and that you have a nice evening. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 15:26:20 +0100, Jackie croaked:

> Aw! Froggie - the sunshine disappeared soon after I posted that this morning
> and it was overcast and chilly but the sun has now started to peep through -
> though I don't think it will make the temperatures that were forecast.
>

Oh dear, and it's been a beautiful sunny day here again although there is a
bit of hazy cloud forming now.

> Enjoy the rest of the day.

Thanks, I shall, you too.
--
Regards, Frogman.
The frog does not drink up the pond in which he lives.

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 15:41:24 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on netbook croaked:

> Just had a glass of iced diet coke here. Very coool !!!!! But then our
> outside air temperature is only up at 22.1�C (71.8�F) atm. :)

I might partake in a cool glass or two of something later but it certainly
won't be coke ;-)
--
Regards, Frogman.
The sooner you fall behind the more time you'll have to catchup.

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 15:36:43 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on netbook croaked:

> Well maybe not for Froggie's nephew who has been sunning himself on top of
> the pond weed in my smaller pond for the last two days. ;)

Lol, it's the time of year chap :-)
--
Regards, Frogman.
Frogs Have It Easy, They Can Eat What Bugs Them.

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 15:30:19 +0100, Bri. croaked:

> Good afternoon again Froggie, are the visitors all enjoying the Scarborough
> sunshine? This warm weather is certainly a very welcome change from what
> we've become accustomed to these past 8 months. :)

I try to keep away from the tourist spots if I can so I wouldn't know ;-)

It really is a nice change to have some decent weather after soo long.
--
Regards, Frogman.
In God we trust, ALL others pay CASH.

[Bernadette1508]

On 07/05/2013 08:54, Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 07 May 2013 08:51:27 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:
>
>> Good morning Froggie, I'm delighted I went and got on with the washing
>> as I debated whether to post one this morning. I see now it would have
>> clashed with yours and Bri's, lol. :-D
>>
>
> Good morning Bernadette,
> Now that would have been a first 3 GMT threads :-)
>
>> It's a really beautiful morning here and we should reach temperatures in
>> the mid 60s this afternoon.
>>
>
> Good news indeed.
>
>> Have a grand day. :-)
>
> Thank you, you too.
>
Good evening Froggie, it actually reached over 62F which suited me fine
as I not only played in the sun but got a lot of work done too. It's
been a grand day. :-)

Even if 3 x GMT threads are a record it'd be an awful waste of space, lol.

I hope you've had a good day too and the boys enjoyed themselves. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on netbook]

Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 7 May 2013 15:36:43 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on netbook
> croaked:
>
>> Well maybe not for Froggie's nephew who has been sunning himself on
>> top of the pond weed in my smaller pond for the last two days. ;)
>
> Lol, it's the time of year chap :-)

Strange though. Not a sign of spawn or tapoles in the pond all year and yet
we've had a froglet and your nephew's back too. :)

[Frogman]

On Tue, 07 May 2013 18:10:28 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:

> Good evening Froggie, it actually reached over 62F which suited me fine
> as I not only played in the sun but got a lot of work done too. It's
> been a grand day. :-)
>

The maximum here today was 67.8ï¿œF

> Even if 3 x GMT threads are a record it'd be an awful waste of space, lol.
>

I'll have you know I pay ￜ10 a year for my server space (NIN) so I will
waste it if I want :-P

> I hope you've had a good day too and the boys enjoyed themselves. :-)

It's been great thank you, I have put a couple of pictures up in Rocky's
gallery on the website of one of today's outings.

Have a good evening.
--
Regards, Frogman.
Consciousness-that annoying time between naps.

[Bernadette1508]

Good evening Bri, that's the best day I've had in a long time for
getting on and shifting the work - most of the washing dry, aired and
put away plus a couple of hours work in the garden before Rob got back.

Thank you, his check up went well and he was out again quite quickly.
Next Monday he goes for "the works" so Emily is driving him there and
back as he'll have all kinds of drops and tests used on him for that
one. He had a nice snooze after lunch so I got another hour done in the
garden and the rest of the washing dried before we took Dan for his
walk by the harbour.

Your walk sounds lovely, it makes such a difference when it is sunny. I
hope you have a nice relaxed evening after all that fresh air. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Bernadette1508]

On 07/05/2013 18:18, Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 07 May 2013 18:10:28 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:
>
>> Good evening Froggie, it actually reached over 62F which suited me fine
>> as I not only played in the sun but got a lot of work done too. It's
>> been a grand day. :-)
>>
>
> The maximum here today was 67.8ï¿œF
>
>> Even if 3 x GMT threads are a record it'd be an awful waste of space, lol.
>>
>
> I'll have you know I pay ￜ10 a year for my server space (NIN) so I will
> waste it if I want :-P

Ooh! More money than sense then - ours is free. :-P

>
>> I hope you've had a good day too and the boys enjoyed themselves. :-)
>
> It's been great thank you, I have put a couple of pictures up in Rocky's
> gallery on the website of one of today's outings.

I'll go and take a look then when I've caught up here. I reckon life
would be very dull now without a mischievous hound to take for walks, lol.
>
> Have a good evening.
>
You too. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Frogman]

On Tue, 07 May 2013 18:25:11 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:

> Ooh! More money than sense then - ours is free. :-P

Not at all for just over 2p per day it is a rock steady server and well
worth every penny, I do have free ones as well but they aren't anywhere
near as reliable.

>>
>>> I hope you've had a good day too and the boys enjoyed themselves. :-)
>>
>> It's been great thank you, I have put a couple of pictures up in Rocky's
>> gallery on the website of one of today's outings.
>
> I'll go and take a look then when I've caught up here. I reckon life
> would be very dull now without a mischievous hound to take for walks, lol.

So true, I couldn't imagine life without a pooch.
--
Regards, Frogman.
Theories pass, the Frog remains.

[Bernadette1508]

I hadn't noticed that Gilly has one white front paw, probably because of
the videos he is usually disappearing into the distance, lol, he really
is a very handsome dog.

As for Rocky - what can I say? The expression on his face would melt
ice, he looks so appealing. He really has grown and looks a strong and
sturdy lad now, I love the colours on his body - is that called brindle
for the Boxer breed ?

--
Bernadette

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 18:15:04 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on netbook croaked:

> Strange though. Not a sign of spawn or tapoles in the pond all year and yet
> we've had a froglet and your nephew's back too. :)

I doubt you will get any spawn from my nephew, it pains me to say he is gay
;-) It doesn't run in the family I hasten to add :-)
--
Regards, Frogman.
I'm not a complete fool, some parts are missing.

[Frogman]

On Tue, 07 May 2013 18:39:56 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:

> I hadn't noticed that Gilly has one white front paw, probably because of
> the videos he is usually disappearing into the distance, lol, he really
> is a very handsome dog.
>

He has, he also is developing a rather grey patch under his chin but unless
he is laying down you don't usually see that, I shall tell him your
compliments, he will be chuffed :-)

> As for Rocky - what can I say? The expression on his face would melt
> ice, he looks so appealing. He really has grown and looks a strong and
> sturdy lad now, I love the colours on his body - is that called brindle
> for the Boxer breed ?

He is gorgeous Bernadette, the last two I put up today had me laying on my
belly in the field to get a nice low angle but he stands there with such a
beautiful stance.
Yes he is a brindle and white but he is a quite light brindle some are very
dark.

He is coming on really well, I'm still training him at present due to his
previous upbringing, but he is a very willing dog and wants to learn. It
was decided to make sure he was fully settled in before embarking on
training to correct his few faults but it's going well now.

--
Regards, Frogman.
Great men are not always idiots!

[Bri.]

Bernadette1508 wrote:

> Good evening Bri, that's the best day I've had in a long time for
> getting on and shifting the work - most of the washing dry, aired and
> put away plus a couple of hours work in the garden before Rob got back.
>

Good evening Bernadette.
Isn't it satisfying when you have a good day like that?
Well done you. :))

> Thank you, his check up went well and he was out again quite quickly.
> Next Monday he goes for "the works" so Emily is driving him there and
> back as he'll have all kinds of drops and tests used on him for that
> one. He had a nice snooze after lunch so I got another hour done in the
> garden and the rest of the washing dried before we took Dan for his
> walk by the harbour.
>

That's good news, I hope that next Monday goes as well as that too, but it
sounds as though Rob will be spending more time there for all those tests.

> Your walk sounds lovely, it makes such a difference when it is sunny. I
> hope you have a nice relaxed evening after all that fresh air. :-)
>

The walk was overdue, I just haven't fancied it during those cold days. It
made a healthy change and I *knew* I'd done it, LOL.

Thank you and I hope yours is a good evening too, I reckon we'll both sleep
well tonight. :)
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Bri.]

Frogman wrote:

> I have put a couple of pictures up in Rocky's gallery on the website of
> one of today's outings.
>

Very nice too, Froggie, this weather makes look better, doesn't it?
I take it that it's that server side photo album that's inserting all those
CSS errors? :(
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Bri.]

Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 7 May 2013 15:30:20 +0100, Bri. croaked:

>> I'm still not convinced that my RH sensor is not acting up slightly, but
>> I'll go along with it FTTB.
>
> How does it compare to the local forecasts by the weather establishments?
>

The last time I did tests it seemed to average the stations that encircle
me, but even they can show big differences against each other.
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 19:16:59 +0100, Bri. croaked:

> Very nice too, Froggie, this weather makes look better, doesn't it?
> I take it that it's that server side photo album that's inserting all those
> CSS errors? :(

Eeeeeeeeekkkkk!!!!!!!
Good heavens, how disgraceful :-(
Yes it is I'm afraid and sadly I have no control over the code on the
gallery pages, do you know I never thought to check them I just presumed
they would be correct as it's a commercial thing.

Froggie crawls away and hides under a lily leaf in shame :-(
--
Regards, Frogman.
Never play leapfrog with a unicorn.

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 19:17:00 +0100, Bri. croaked:

> The last time I did tests it seemed to average the stations that encircle
> me, but even they can show big differences against each other.

I suppose the only way to check is to put another machine alongside it but
I would imagine even an identical station would have some variance.

--
Regards, Frogman.
The sooner you fall behind the more time you'll have to catchup.

[Bri.]

Frogman wrote:

> On Tue, 7 May 2013 19:17:00 +0100, Bri. croaked:
>
>> The last time I did tests it seemed to average the stations that encircle
>> me, but even they can show big differences against each other.
>
> I suppose the only way to check is to put another machine alongside it but
> I would imagine even an identical station would have some variance.
>

You're right, Froggie. TBH, you can't expect a great deal of accuracy from
the toys that we use, the Met. Office would save a fortune if you could. :)
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Bri.]

Frogman wrote:

> I never thought to check them I just presumed they would be correct as
> it's a commercial thing.
>

IMHO I think they update these software programs but keep the bulk of the
code as it is, because it worked okay at the time.

I've just been experimenting with an image, trying to expose the persons
name under the mouse curser. It used to work years ago in IE, by showing
the <alt> content, but doesn't work these days. I've done it now, but
slicing up an image in PhotoPlus produces HTML code that no longer works
properly. I bet it used to validate in earlier versions of HTML. :(
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 20:19:49 +0100, Bri. croaked:

> IMHO I think they update these software programs but keep the bulk of the
> code as it is, because it worked okay at the time.
>

You could well be right there,

> I've just been experimenting with an image, trying to expose the persons
> name under the mouse curser. It used to work years ago in IE, by showing
> the <alt> content, but doesn't work these days. I've done it now, but
> slicing up an image in PhotoPlus produces HTML code that no longer works
> properly. I bet it used to validate in earlier versions of HTML. :(

The trouble is technology moves so fast,

Thanks for pointing it out Bri, I shall have to see if there is any support
available in the forums that can help, otherwise I could be stuck with it
unless I can find another album that works.

--
Regards, Frogman.
If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked
something.

[Bernadette1508]

On 07/05/2013 18:57, Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 07 May 2013 18:39:56 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:
>
>> I hadn't noticed that Gilly has one white front paw, probably because of
>> the videos he is usually disappearing into the distance, lol, he really
>> is a very handsome dog.
>>
>
> He has, he also is developing a rather grey patch under his chin but unless
> he is laying down you don't usually see that, I shall tell him your
> compliments, he will be chuffed :-)

That must be something that happens to black dogs. When Dan came to stay
his face was all black and his white patch started under his chin and as
low as his throat. Now he has a little white chin and is developing a
white muzzle too. :-)

>
>> As for Rocky - what can I say? The expression on his face would melt
>> ice, he looks so appealing. He really has grown and looks a strong and
>> sturdy lad now, I love the colours on his body - is that called brindle
>> for the Boxer breed ?
>
> He is gorgeous Bernadette, the last two I put up today had me laying on my
> belly in the field to get a nice low angle but he stands there with such a
> beautiful stance.

He really does, he's a very regal looking dog.

> Yes he is a brindle and white but he is a quite light brindle some are very
> dark.

It's a beautiful mix being that light chestnut colour instead of darker.

>
> He is coming on really well, I'm still training him at present due to his
> previous upbringing, but he is a very willing dog and wants to learn. It
> was decided to make sure he was fully settled in before embarking on
> training to correct his few faults but it's going well now.
>

It makes such a difference when they are so willing to please and happy
to learn and Rocky certainly looks and behaves like a happy boy. Being
loved makes such a difference to them. :-)

I still put Dan through an hour of intensive training - "sit/wait/stay
close" and such like - as he seems to need a refresher course
periodically. He also understands the words "gently" and "leave it" as
well as others but those are the main ones.

--
Bernadette

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 20:19:49 +0100, Bri. croaked:

> You're right, Froggie. TBH, you can't expect a great deal of accuracy from
> the toys that we use, the Met. Office would save a fortune if you could. :)

LOL, wouldn't they just :-)
--
Regards, Frogman.
You tried and you failed, so the lesson is, never to try.

[Bernadette1508]

On 07/05/2013 19:17, Bri. wrote:
> Bernadette1508 wrote:
>
>> Good evening Bri, that's the best day I've had in a long time for
>> getting on and shifting the work - most of the washing dry, aired and
>> put away plus a couple of hours work in the garden before Rob got back.
>>
>
> Good evening Bernadette.
> Isn't it satisfying when you have a good day like that?

It really is! :-)

> Well done you. :))
>
>> Thank you, his check up went well and he was out again quite quickly.
>> Next Monday he goes for "the works" so Emily is driving him there and
>> back as he'll have all kinds of drops and tests used on him for that
>> one. He had a nice snooze after lunch so I got another hour done in the
>> garden and the rest of the washing dried before we took Dan for his
>> walk by the harbour.
>>
> That's good news, I hope that next Monday goes as well as that too, but it
> sounds as though Rob will be spending more time there for all those tests.
>
>> Your walk sounds lovely, it makes such a difference when it is sunny. I
>> hope you have a nice relaxed evening after all that fresh air. :-)
>>
> The walk was overdue, I just haven't fancied it during those cold days. It
> made a healthy change and I *knew* I'd done it, LOL.

Lol, and I know I've been gardening too. :-D

>
> Thank you and I hope yours is a good evening too, I reckon we'll both sleep
> well tonight. :)
>

Rob cooked dinner for me as I was wilting a little so it has been very
relaxing. I reckon we'll sleep like Babies tonight, lol. :-)
--
Bernadette

[Frogman]

On Tue, 07 May 2013 20:36:18 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:

> It makes such a difference when they are so willing to please and happy
> to learn and Rocky certainly looks and behaves like a happy boy. Being
> loved makes such a difference to them. :-)
>
> I still put Dan through an hour of intensive training - "sit/wait/stay
> close" and such like - as he seems to need a refresher course
> periodically. He also understands the words "gently" and "leave it" as
> well as others but those are the main ones.

I bet Dan loves it really :-)

Rocky's main problem was barking and lunging at people and other dogs but
only when he is on his lead, off lead he is great, but you can't have him
off lead all the time, we think it stems from the fact that in his previous
home he was shut in a garden with no contact with people of other dogs,
(why people have a dog if they are not going to look after it is beyond me)
he's coming on great though and now able to walk past people and other dogs
normally most of the time, of course Froggie feast chicken and beef have
played a vital part in the training ;-)
--
Regards, Frogman.
I am nobody... nobody is perfect... I must be perfect then.

[Bernadette1508]

On 07/05/2013 20:47, Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 07 May 2013 20:36:18 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:
>
>> It makes such a difference when they are so willing to please and happy
>> to learn and Rocky certainly looks and behaves like a happy boy. Being
>> loved makes such a difference to them. :-)
>>
>> I still put Dan through an hour of intensive training - "sit/wait/stay
>> close" and such like - as he seems to need a refresher course
>> periodically. He also understands the words "gently" and "leave it" as
>> well as others but those are the main ones.
>
> I bet Dan loves it really :-)
>
> Rocky's main problem was barking and lunging at people and other dogs but
> only when he is on his lead, off lead he is great, but you can't have him
> off lead all the time, we think it stems from the fact that in his previous
> home he was shut in a garden with no contact with people of other dogs,
> (why people have a dog if they are not going to look after it is beyond me)
> he's coming on great though and now able to walk past people and other dogs
> normally most of the time, of course Froggie feast chicken and beef have
> played a vital part in the training ;-)
>

Correcting the damage done by neglect is always a problem. Rocky has
done well in the time you've had him as un-learning a mode of behaviour
is as difficult for them as for humans!

Hm! Have you thought of marketing Froggie's Treats? :-D

--
Bernadette

[Frogman]

On Tue, 07 May 2013 21:30:00 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:

> Correcting the damage done by neglect is always a problem. Rocky has
> done well in the time you've had him as un-learning a mode of behaviour
> is as difficult for them as for humans!
>

Very true,

> Hm! Have you thought of marketing Froggie's Treats? :-D

Now there is an idea :-)
--
Regards, Frogman.
If you think you're not confused, you're just not thinking too clearly.

[Frogman]

On Tue, 7 May 2013 22:16:26 +0100, Frogman croaked:

> Now there is an idea :-)

Or even Now there's an idea :-)
That reads much better.
--
Regards, Frogman.
Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film.

[Bernadette1508]

On 07/05/2013 22:17, Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 7 May 2013 22:16:26 +0100, Frogman croaked:
>
>> Now there is an idea :-)
>
> Or even Now there's an idea :-)
> That reads much better.
>

:-D

--
Bernadette

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on netbook]

Frogman wrote:
> On Tue, 7 May 2013 18:15:04 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on netbook
> croaked:
>
>> Strange though. Not a sign of spawn or tapoles in the pond all year
>> and yet we've had a froglet and your nephew's back too. :)
>
> I doubt you will get any spawn from my nephew, it pains me to say he
> is gay ;-) It doesn't run in the family I hasten to add :-)

So how did the Froglet come into being I wonder?
--
Heard melodies are sweet, but those Unheard are sweeter
flyi...@tiscali.co.uk FN 2�12 +, Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland

[wtwjgc]

"Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on netbook" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
> Frogman wrote:

>> On Tue, 7 May 2013 18:15:04 +0100, Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on netbook

>> croaked:
>>
>>> Strange though. Not a sign of spawn or tapoles in the pond all year
>>> and yet we've had a froglet and your nephew's back too. :)
>>
>> I doubt you will get any spawn from my nephew, it pains me to say he
>> is gay ;-) It doesn't run in the family I hasten to add :-)
>
> So how did the Froglet come into being I wonder?

Father hopped around a bit.

Maybe time to study 'The Birds and Bees' or 'Mating habits of a frog' ;-)

--
wtwjgc (Joe) <http://welcometowakefield.org.uk/>

[Frogman]

On Wed, 8 May 2013 00:59:18 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on netbook croaked:

> So how did the Froglet come into being I wonder?

See wtwjgc's reply ;-)

--
Regards, Frogman.
Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film.

[Frogman]

On Wed, 08 May 2013 02:22:15 -0500, wtwjgc croaked:

> Father hopped around a bit.
>
> Maybe time to study 'The Birds and Bees' or 'Mating habits of a frog' ;-)

Rotflmho :-)
--
Regards, Frogman.
Most good judgment comes from experience,
Most experience comes from bad judgment.

[Jackie]

"Bernadette1508" <Berna...@nomail.com> wrote in message
news:36ednSnCDaF7rhTM...@bt.com...
> On 07/05/2013 15:31, Jackie wrote:
>> "Bernadette1508" <Berna...@nomail.com> wrote in message
>>>
>>> Good morning Jackie, similar weather here and an expected high in the
>>> mid sixties - 18C. The wind is from the SE here too so will keep
>>> things a bit cooler.
>>>
>>> Enjoy your TESCO trip. I'm getting organised in the house this morning
>>> as Rob is away for an check up at the eye hospital soon.
>>>
>>> Have a lovely day. :-)
>>
>> Good afternoon Bernadette - the lovely weather they forecast did not
>> happen here, soon after I posted that it became overcast with hardly any
>> sunshine at all, it has just peeped through now but I very much doubt it
>> will reach the temperatures stated. I think nearly everywhere is to be
>> colder and wetter from tomorrow - is that our lot???
>
> Good evening Jackie, the sun stayed with us until the sea mist started to
> roll in about three o'clock by which time Dan had enjoyed a good run and
> all my washing was dried - all four machine loads!
>
> Tomorrow is due to be cloudier and cooler here but should remain dry until
> the evening, after that we're back to the wet stuff. :-(
> Today's highest was 16.9C (62.4F) so it has been t-shirt weather but I
> took a warm knitted waistcoat for the walk "just in case".
>>
>> I did my Tesco shopping, Joan was with her daughter today. It was very
>> quiet in there, probably because the school children had gone back to
>> school today.
>
> It's a relief when the shops aren't filled with screeching infants (and
> parents) as you can get around much more quickly.
>>
>> I hope Rob's hospital visit goes well and that you have a very good day.
>
> Rob's check up was fine, thanks Jackie. Today was his field of vision test
> and next Monday he gets the full works to see how well the drops are
> working in controlling the tensions. He'll also have that cataract checked
> out - he isn't as well off as me as he only has one and I now have two!
>
> It has been a good day because while he was away and the washing was
> drying, I also got a good two or three hours work done in the garden. I'm
> hoping Billy will be here to mow the grass tomorrow so I can carry on
> weeding and getting the borders and pots how I want them.
>
> I hope you've enjoyed your day despite it not being as sunny as promised
> and that you have a nice evening. :-)
>
I did have a good day Bernadette and just relaxed in the afternoon - very
lazy.
Sounds as though you had a very busy day. I am glad Rob's hospital visit
went off o.k. when I have my eyes tested I always have the photograph done
and my Optician cannot see any sign of cateracts!
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Bri.]

John the R-T wrote:

> On Tue, 7 May 2013 20:19:49 +0100, Bri. wrote:
>
>> You're right, Froggie. TBH, you can't expect a great deal of accuracy from
>> the toys that we use, the Met. Office would save a fortune if you could. :)
>

> I have two weather stations. The sensors on the Oregon Scientific are
> about for fee higher that the Fine Offset. At times there is quite a
> difference in the readings.
> Mind you, the temperature sensors for the FO are in the shade while the
> OS are on top of a pole.
> http://ccgi.john-the-r-t.co.uk/garden/2013/005.html
>
Thanks for the piccy, John.
The temperature difference does seem reasonable, bearing the location in
mind, John. I would expect that to make a difference in the relative
humidity results, too.
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk