…but I have no idea who Tracy was talking to in the opening scene. Was a name actually mentioned?
The opening scene was Ruth and David. The first scene with Tracy in it, literally her first words were “So you’re in next, Anisha?”
Blimey - I’d blanked even more than I realised! I remember now - I was surprised I didn’t hear the massed shout when David asks about whether they were such terrible parents…
So it was Anisha - has she toned down the accent? Didn’t notice it at all.
Have been out, & missed it
Should I listen tomorrow?
Flump
Carinthia.xx
If you want to be irritated beyond endurance, that would be a good plan, Carinthia.
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Should I listen tomorrow?
[/quote]No.
Really no.
It was awful.
The cricket thing was excruciating.
Thanks. I won’t bother either then.
Shall have to stop posting if this goes on.
What, because you stop listening? No, no; there are other things to talk about…
This is the internet. You must have noticed by now that complete ignorance of a subject is no bar at all to posting about it…
The same applies to TA. Abject ignorance of farming and rural life, has never been a bar to the BBC employing somebody as an Archers writer. You must have noticed.
Nooo. Don’t do that.
It’s hope which grinds you down . … & with the Archers there is none. That allows for the great British pastime of having a good moan and here is a place to do it … whilst talking of other stuff as well.
Besides, we’re nearly related … remember ?
S’true!
If we didn’t have TA to moan about, we’d be stuck moaning about it being too hot. Or brief-casing poly-trickery.
Despite the availability of TA, I intend fully to exercise my right of moanng about it being too bleedin’ hot.
It is too bleedin’ hot. And it’s like breathing chicken soup. 'Orrible.
I have been indulging in total-loss evaporative cooling, otherwise known as tipping water over my head.
I’d better tip some over my head
I have just heard it…
Carinthia.xx
I’ve got one of those Miltech cooler vests made out of weird cardboard-like fabric that goes soft when you wet it, and keeps you cool for hours without dripping. I got them for the dogs first, especially an asthmatic one who really needed help cooling, and was so jealous of the result I had to have one too.
Isn’t that bad for small birds? It get’s them all wet you know.
As far as I can make out, they positively enjoy getting wet all over; that’s what they are doing in the bird-bath.
I hope you’re not looking for a flaw in my reasoning.
You were reasoning? Oh. Sorry. I’ll shut up and let you get on with it.