The Virtual Lounge

[blissgirl]

Anyone here ?

[Please see related discussion about "The Virtual Lounge" here]

[pgn]

All to do with oxygen, at high and at low levels, and nitrogen:

Apparently the green is from oxygen, the purple from nitrogen and the red possibly from high altitude oxygen.

Amazing.

Nobody seen any triffids since, I trust? 🤔

[Cleoriff]

Today starts the beginning of the long weekend (for packing!) where we and 'the gang' are off to Yarmouth for our annual Gold rock and Roll weekend. Packing has begun. We go on Thurs- Monday and stay in gold standard caravans. Eat on site. Plenty of great acts and masses of alcohol are involved 😂

Looking forward to it. These are the acts appearing.:

https://www.vhpweekenders.co.uk/totally-60s-70s-80s-24.html 

the afternoon session starts at 2-5pm. Evening 8-12mn. (or later.)

One massive hangover expected. 😂

[RunrigForever]

Lots of photos of the Northern Lights on the Facebook photography groups I belong to.

Superb photos above @Cleoriff 

I had a good rest @blissgirl thank you ... ... ... it's a case of eating / drinking when I need and resting when I need ... ... ... curl up with a book in my bed rather than downstairs in easy chair with footstool in living room ... ... ... have several books on the go at once = than pick them up again when bored with a particular book and have the knack of continuing where I left off ....... house is filled with books to read ... pass them on when finished. Love books off Amazon Prime is Fine.

Just watched on BBC iPlayer 2 x David Tennant with Catherine Tate Dr Who episodes I have not seen before ... ... ... best Dr Who in my estimation ... ... ... remember very 1st episode - just a little kid then xx

[blissgirl]

@RunrigForever  I read books aswell

[Oxonian]

Enjoy @Cleoriff ; hopefully it will be more successful than your last caravan holiday. 👍

Programme looks good. 😀

[Oxonian]

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@blissgirl wrote:

@RunrigForever  I read books aswell

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I get through about a book per week. 👍

[RunrigForever]

I am currently enjoying David Baldacci's 1st book ... = ... Absolute Power ..... apparently Clint Eastwood starred in the film.

Have read a lot of his high octane thrillers. Starting with The Camel Club, which my mum recommended me. Mum also liked historical novels like Jean Plaidy.

What types of book do you like to read @blissgirl @Oxonian 

I know @Cleoriff is a reader of books

Reading takes me into a whole new world. There was a time I was into Sc-Fi / Fantasy - long before the internet.

Have an enjoyable time away @Cleoriff 

[blissgirl]

@RunrigForever  I like crime books mostly

[Cleoriff]

I like psychological thrillers mainly but recently I've been reading fiction about life and love on various Greek Islands. I think I was fed up of our weather so took myself to hot countries. 😂

I love many different authors but anything by TM Logan, Lee Child, JD Robb, Nora Roberts, Colleen Hoover, Paige Toon, Sue Moorcroft takes my fancy. I just love books and reading.

[RunrigForever]

@Cleoriff ....... I have bought a few Nora Roberts books off Bookhound a company off Amazon ... not read them yet ... like to buy when I see, if possible ... anyone read the Slow Horses books now on tv with the brilliant Gary Oldman as Jackson Lamb = daren't watch the series on tv as it would spoil my imagination, but it's getting harder not to play catch up tv on it 

Is Nora Roberts the author of tv Vera? I haven't watched any of Brenda Blethyn's portrayal of the central character.

Loved books from an early age when books were expensive and given as gifts on special occasions also we walked up to the village library, now a shop and to the childrens' section. Grammar school reading lists were also helpful as were weekly Junior school book days which was helpful. Enid Blyton was my favourite as a little kid.