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PropellerHeadCase
07-10-2007, 10:07 PM
:D

Yep, we haven't purchased the tickets, yet, but my wife (Jo), the kids (Josh & Bekkah) and myself will be heading Old Blighty-wards sometime in the second week of April. Likelihood is that we'll have 2-3 days in LA, en route, to do the Disneyland thing (and maybe Universal Studios, too).

So, with only six months to go I kinda need to knuckle down and get a few things sorted, like finishing my new database and getting work and so on. So I'll need to be a little more disciplined about use of time, especially posting on here when I should be doing just about anything else.

Once in the UK I'm likely to be quite mobile to begin with as I don't expect that work will be pouring in, or anything, so I'll be catching up with friends about the place - if it happens that I can include working with anyone here over that time, so much the better - I have friends and family in Chatham, London (Canada Water and Kilburn, I think), Leeds, Hull, Oxford and Bristol. Though we'll be settling in (or, more likely, near) Bath.

Corabar Entertainment
07-10-2007, 10:11 PM
I'll need to be a little more disciplined about use of time, especially posting on here when I should be doing just about anything else.Posting on here is a perfectly legitimate pastime: you are networking with others in the profession which will hopefully help give you a smoother transition ;)

PropellerHeadCase
07-10-2007, 10:59 PM
Yes, I know, and that's how I justify it, too... but when it's to the detriment of, for example, coming up with my short-list of jazz/swing songs for a background set in about 10 days, it's not so clever.

And I can do all the networking and information sharing I need with two log-ins per day as opposed to the half-dozen or more that I am presently.

And given that I'm now on my third for the day I'm already failing :( That said I HAVE got Jimmy Smith 'Chicken Shack' playing (having just finished playing a whole tonne of Nina Simone) :D

Penfold42
08-10-2007, 09:15 AM
and myself will be heading Old Blighty-wards sometime in the second week of April.

You picked a loverly time to come over..........do you not know of April showers....mind you have you not heard of Summer down pour........:eek: :eek:

PropellerHeadCase
08-10-2007, 09:45 AM
April Showers? Sounds like a Porn Star :eek:

But as you say, if you Brits are to be believed it wouldn't matter when I arrived, it would be raining. But of the last 5 weeks that I've spent in the UK (in two separate stays), I've experienced one and a half days of rain.

Penfold42
08-10-2007, 09:53 AM
April Showers? Sounds like a Porn Star :eek:.
I'm being serious for a change.......:rolleyes:


But as you say, if you Brits are to be believed it wouldn't matter when I arrived, it would be raining. But of the last 5 weeks that I've spent in the UK (in two separate stays), I've experienced one and a half days of rain.

Whatever anyone say's about good old' blighty....i love it here!!

Try 4 months..........:D :D :D

You and your family will love it.........welcome!!:)

PropellerHeadCase
08-10-2007, 10:34 PM
Yes, we will, we love London, and we love Bath. We decided that the best way to keep loving London was to live in Bath ;)

BeerFunk
08-10-2007, 10:49 PM
Yes, we will, we love London, and we love Bath. We decided that the best way to keep loving London was to live in Bath ;)
:lol:

You won't find many fans of London up this way, let me assure you! :rolleyes:

I wouldn't say we've had that much rainfall this year, well, not up here anyway. It's been quite a pleasant year so far weather-wise, no heatwaves, not too wet and cold either.

I've tempted the big man up there now, haven't I? :(

rob1963
08-10-2007, 11:20 PM
You picked a loverly time to come over..........do you not know of April showers....mind you have you not heard of Summer down pour........:eek: :eek:

April Showers?

If I remember correctly, we had our summer in April this year!



If April Showers bring May flowers, what do May flowers bring?
























.....Pilgrims!

:D

Penfold42
09-10-2007, 07:07 AM
:lol:

Corabar Steve
09-10-2007, 07:25 AM
Nowt wrong with London, as long as you live on the edge.

PropellerHeadCase
09-10-2007, 09:50 AM
Geographically, socio-economically, stylistically, or D) all of the above?

Corabar Steve
09-10-2007, 10:14 AM
a & c

Solitaire Events Ltd
09-10-2007, 11:01 AM
a & c

There's only d to choose from. :p

Corabar Steve
09-10-2007, 11:05 AM
I used me noddle