Originally posted by vinteuil
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Who suggested that I should listen again to my LP of John Ireland violin sonata no 2? I did and enjoyed it thanks. Still haven't got around to other Ireland yet.PC here I come.
On topic, hard white frost again today.
S/A Memory, you ain't seen nuthin' yet. I forget things within seconds of hearing them. Sad
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I think you suggested it yourself by initiating the whole John Ireland revival / discovery / reappraisal including using your influence to get SMP to play him! - took the PC with may again through the whitest and coldest morning of the winter. It is a wonderful piece IMHO especially the slow movement - I am now as S_A recommended having a Delius morning - I see if he is getting a bit of exposure on BBC4 and R3 this year.
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Hello again Anton. Yes we must do our best for the British composers we like/love. Heard some Malcolm Arnold on the radio today, knew it was him but didn't stop to look up the schedule. For £1.40 a week the Radio Times should detail all R3 programmes and take up less space with rubbish. Back to the housework.
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Anna
We had no frost at all, temperature was going up and down over 24 hours like a yo-yo, lowest was 2 degrees, been a fairly constant 8 and sunny and bright today. This unseasonable weather is certainly speeding January (usually the longest most gruelling month) on its way without too many problems and certainly, as no heating is required, great in financial terms! Swalec are owing me loadsamoney, which I will reclaim once danger of snow is past
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Originally posted by Anna View PostWe had no frost at all, temperature was going up and down over 24 hours like a yo-yo, lowest was 2 degrees, been a fairly constant 8 and sunny and bright today. This unseasonable weather is certainly speeding January (usually the longest most gruelling month) on its way without too many problems and certainly, as no heating is required, great in financial terms! Swalec are owing me loadsamoney, which I will reclaim once danger of snow is past
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Originally posted by greenilex View PostI must say my reluctance to sign up to direct debits has served me well in the past... I think the current shower have been playing pinochle (or possibly bezique?) with my payments for years.
I have changed on a number of occasions, and have found that suppliers will come and go on monthly dd amounts if you can tell them why you believe they are over/undercharging. I read my meter on the first of each month, and plug the reading into a spreadsheet. This shows my usage over the last ten years or so, and also shows me my debit/credit balance. It's not difficult to set up, and avoids nasty surprises!
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marthe
We've had a blast of frigid weather for the past 48 hours but temps are rising now. Tomorrow it's supposed to rain!
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Anna
Originally posted by salymap View PostLucky you Anna. I asked for the lower monthly DDs on gas/elec, but will have to pay balance in the summer. Read meters recently - wow, hundreds to pay off as I have to have heating on 24/7 as feel the cold a lot.
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