well, the switchover happened - there were a couple of things i had to fix which meant the posting was disabled for longer than i planned but it's now enabled and some people have already posted.. if you have any questions about the new format or suggestions on how to improve it, please post them here.. if you are having trouble signing in or posting then you'll need to email me instead.. many thanks to everyone for their patience during the changeover !.
Thanks, Simon, for all your hard work.
When I've started a new thread, words I have written out do not show up in the post, and edits do not appear, i.e., I cannot correct a typo.
Latest is "Previously Loved" (Used) Mop Bucket for Sale,"in Jokes and Humour.
THANKS!
Thoughts?
dear fellow janitors/ex-janitors:.
after some nearly 60 years scrubbing away (i started early), whistling a happy tune, i'm turning in my mop and mop bucket.
my body has said, "no more!
sentences!
no editing
dear fellow janitors/ex-janitors:.
after some nearly 60 years scrubbing away (i started early), whistling a happy tune, i'm turning in my mop and mop bucket.
my body has said, "no more!
No "previously" from my USA viewpoint.
(can't figure why sentances get cut off.)
dear fellow janitors/ex-janitors:.
after some nearly 60 years scrubbing away (i started early), whistling a happy tune, i'm turning in my mop and mop bucket.
my body has said, "no more!
Dear fellow janitors/ex-janitors:
After some nearly 60 years scrubbing away (I started early), whistling a happy tune, I'm turning in my mop and mop bucket. My body has said, "NO MORE!"
What's sad is that I recently bought new supplies and equipment; they're barely used. When in Oz years ago, I believe my Aussie janitor friends (JWs, of course) employed the term "previously loved" for "used." I really do STILL love my new battleship gray (grey) bucket. No previously from my USA
No reasonable offer refused, but shipping may be prohibitive if you live in the land down under!
CoCo Scrubs No More
brothers, please take to heart what the gb is saying on higher education.
they are only looking out for our welfare and our children's.
have you watched the january program by bro.
Brothers, please take to heart what the GB is saying on Higher Education. They are only looking out for our welfare and our children's. Have you watched the January program by Bro. Morris? Please invite others parents who might not have access to the internet to watch it with you.
From Facebook.
The replies - all from JWs - range the entire gamut of pro, con and middle-of-the-road.
CC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5agpjgzvoo.
Obviously, that benefited trained singers.
Edited post above refused singers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5agpjgzvoo.
Thank you, Simon, clarity, and shadow for your apt replies.
Depressing? Yes. In the brown-covered Kingdom Melodies, the new songs were beautiful and could be turned into virtuoso piano solos. The earlier, pink songbook was wonderful because all tunes were in four-part harmony. Obviously, that benefited trained
Sorry that in seeking to elevate Lord Byron I brought him down -- well, not too much:
"Of cloudless climes and starry nights skies."
CC
Welcome back, Mini!
It's taken a while for us to get reoriented here.
CoCo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5agpjgzvoo.
"Orpheus could make the birds sing, but Wagner could make only one low hen grin."
Learned that at conservatory.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5agpjgzvoo.
Thanks, BluesBrother, for your reply. I only now found it.
I was being facetious to the extreme.
Lord Byron wrote the most deliciously sublime verse: "She walks in beauty, like the night / Of cloudless climes and starry nights . . ."
Orpheus' music charmed both bird and beast. Oh -- fish, too!
As a musician and composer, I see none of the two immortals' footprints in #136.
Sorry for the delay . . .
CoCo
BTW: the piano's tone and timbre are horrid.
