Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

and Mr Flay comes in third in the Nocturnal stakes

any more for any more ??

Well thank you for that, mercs. You inspired me to have an each-way flutter on the St Leger. My horse came in 4th

[Anna]

getting ready to go away

Missing you already .......
Can I say that I thought Northenders puzzle very elegant and entertaining and welcome back to him.

[Northender]

May I thank people for their kind comments - I'll try to maintain standards without losing my broadband connection in the process!

[Nick Armstrong]

Missing you already .......
Can I say that I thought Northenders puzzle very elegant and entertaining and welcome back to him.

Not gone yet But thank you

And since we shall be living the dolce vita in Rome for some of the time, and the MacBook Pro is coming with, you may not know I'm gone...

Departure tomorrow. Shall I try and rustle up a quick O?

[Anna]

Aha, you are off to Rome, I reckon your O would be .......... The Oceanids (Although it's all Greek to me!!) And I am now offline.

[Nick Armstrong]

And I am now offline.

O !!

I have a feeling I may have set this O before but anyway, here goes: I am at work with my mistress who has no name...

[cloughie]

O !!

I have a feeling I may have set this O before but anyway, here goes: I am at work with my mistress who has no name...

Opus

[Nick Armstrong]

Opus

Fraid not... It's too early for Opus numbers.

[mercia]

Ockeghem

Missa Au travail suis
Missa Ma maistresse
Missa sine nomine




April 2011 - Caliban question - Nameless, I am at work, more and more

[Nick Armstrong]

Ockeghem

Missa Au travail suis
Missa Ma maistresse
Missa sine nomine




April 2011 - Caliban question - Nameless, I am at work, more and more

Mercia you are like unto an avenging angel.

Well it wasn't quite the same...

Well done!

In the immortal words of Capn. Mainwaring: "I wondered which of you would spot that one! ahem..."

Over to you to P off, mercs! I must bow out for a day or so.

[mercia]

on that previous occasion you were called a rude name by your chum the rubber, but I guess you were expecting that - bon voyage [or the Italian equivalent] caliban

I can't match the crypticosity of O


P

balletic typewriter, Leon's military men, penultimate illumination

[cloughie]

on that previous occasion you were called a rude name by your chum the rubber, but I guess you were expecting that - bon voyage [or the Italian equivalent] caliban

I can't match the crypticosity of O


P

balletic typewriter, Leon's military men, penultimate illumination

Hi Erik

[Northender]

Sorry, I'm one of those who gave up on 'Parade's End'

[mercia]

remember Q can be omitted

[Northender]

I wasn't trying to dodge the Q, it's just that at that point I had just one element, whereas I now have two:
The typewriter features in Satie's 'Parade' and the Parade of the Tin Soldiers was written by Leon Jessel. Still thinking about the third part.