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Sarajevo · 15 July 2012, 01:34 AM

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Thanks, think Dad is most annoyed that there is no pub he can walk to. The one hobby he does have is fishing, but don't think he has even been since he has been there. He says the Loch is infested with the Zebra muscle, and fishing is not good.

Beautiful pictures. Killaloe is lovely and is near some very good fishing...

http://www.fishinginireland.info/coa...n/killaloe.htm

I hope it works out for your parents, Ireland is a beautiful place even if the weather is not great!

Kinnakeet · 15 July 2012, 01:51 AM

Hey Lisa I'm still passing time in this noisy Starbucks...And I decided to start reading the Coffeeshop posts from page one,(I've got time to kill!), anyway- I came across your post about making real Chai tea! How many cardamon seeds did you use?

Lisa · 15 July 2012, 02:01 AM

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Hey Lisa I'm still passing time in this noisy Starbucks...And I decided to start reading the Coffeeshop posts from page one,(I've got time to kill!), anyway- I came across your post about making real Chai tea! How many cardamon seeds did you use?

Wow! That was a while back. Didn't JJ help advise?

Um, if remembering correctly, I used about two or three pods of seeds for about 4 cups of tea. I had a little mortar/pestle (however that's spelled) and ground them up. I guess it depends on one's taste. I'm sure a real Indian would have laughed at my efforts, but as I remember it tasted pretty good.

The Joker · 15 July 2012, 03:30 AM

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My word, Wes. Those photos just take my breath away. I sure hope your parents hang on to it. Just looks heavenly.

Okay, now to listen to your newest video... I'm getting all dreamy-eyed with anticipation.

You really ought to give us a narrative first, like Carl does, so we can admire your accent.

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Woohoo, Wes! That was fabulous! What a great way to start off a Saturday.

Thank you!

Thanks

Haha my East-End/Cockney accent. Well if I can work out how to put subtitles on the vid for you I will.

The Joker · 15 July 2012, 03:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Sarajevo

Beautiful pictures. Killaloe is lovely and is near some very good fishing...

http://www.fishinginireland.info/coa...n/killaloe.htm

I hope it works out for your parents, Ireland is a beautiful place even if the weather is not great!

Thanks Sarajevo, will pass that info on to him. Think he was complaining the fishing club was too far. Basically theres always an excuse. Some people don't realise what they've got.

Kinnakeet · 15 July 2012, 03:49 AM

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Well hope everyone here has a great weekend.

Some U2

Beautiful Wes! do you learn off sheet music, or are you going by ear? I never see any sheet music out on your piano;
Either way, you've got talent !...(X-Factor material

)

Kinnakeet · 15 July 2012, 03:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Lisa

Wow! That was a while back. Didn't JJ help advise?

Um, if remembering correctly, I used about two or three pods of seeds for about 4 cups of tea. I had a little mortar/pestle (however that's spelled) and ground them up. I guess it depends on one's taste. I'm sure a real Indian would have laughed at my efforts, but as I remember it tasted pretty good.

Thanks Lisa!, I'm guesstimating about 1 cardamon pod per cup of tea?
I've got the seeds,; just got to get some darjeeling!

The Joker · 15 July 2012, 03:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Kinnakeet

Beautiful Wes! do you learn off sheet music, or are you going by ear? I never see any sheet music out on your piano;
Either way, you've got talent !...(X-Factor material

)

Thanks.

Sheets, if I can get them, although you normally have to embellish them for pop stuff. YouTube comes in handy so can see what other people do with the songs, and I can rip them off.

But after practising it goes into memory, which helps as I would rather concentrate more on the sound rather than reading.

Bit annoyed with the first couple of verses as they are quite bassy, don't think the camcorder is picking it up well.

In fact I thought my first take was the best, but I forgot to press record on the camcorder, no lie.

Lisa · 15 July 2012, 04:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Kinnakeet

Thanks Lisa!, I'm guesstimating about 1 cardamon pod per cup of tea?
I've got the seeds,; just got to get some darjeeling!

I think Earl Grey works, too. And your guesstimate sounds good as far as I know!

Kinnakeet · 15 July 2012, 04:08 AM

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Originally Posted by The Joker

Thanks.

Sheets, if I can get them, although you normally have to embellish them for pop stuff. YouTube comes in handy so can see what other people do with the songs, and I can rip them off.

But after practising it goes into memory, which helps as I would rather concentrate more on the sound rather than reading.

It definitely looks as if you are going by sound! Thats what makes it so enjoyable to watch you play..... and no you don't have to worry about batting your eyes at your audience....doesn't detract from your performance

Lisa · 15 July 2012, 04:16 AM

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It definitely looks as if you are going by sound! Thats what makes it so enjoyable to watch you play..... and no you don't have to worry about batting your eyes at your audience....doesn't detract from your performance

But I sure wish he would.

I think Wes has shown us the difference between having real ability/talent and just knowing how to read sheet music.

dbelle7 · 15 July 2012, 05:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Kinnakeet

Wow! Dbelle- would this have been like a Great White North safari ? what a great alternative to African wildlife tours.....

Kind of, yes...an adventure for sure. My bff is a wildlife photographer and sometimes I tag along and wind up with some pretty cool shots of my own along the way.

The Joker · 15 July 2012, 05:20 AM

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But I sure wish he would.

I think Wes has shown us the difference between having real ability/talent and just knowing how to read sheet music.

You're too kind

FeelingTheBlues · 15 July 2012, 06:20 AM

Too bad I am at work now, I can't wait to hear your song Wes!

The Joker · 15 July 2012, 06:33 AM

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Too bad I am at work now, I can't wait to hear your song Wes!

It ain't that great Carl, so don't go rushing home too fast.

FeelingTheBlues · 15 July 2012, 07:55 AM

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It ain't that great Carl, so don't go rushing home too fast.

Pfff look at him, being modest and all!

My friend, that piece was truly beautiful! I really enjoyed it (and this comes from a man who doesn't usually enjoy U2 that much) and I hope you'll post much more of them!

P.S.: I agree with the idea of talking a little bit!

Lisa · 15 July 2012, 08:09 AM

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Pfff look at him, being modest and all!

My friend, that piece was truly beautiful! I really enjoyed it (and this comes from a man who doesn't usually enjoy U2 that much) and I hope you'll post much more of them!

P.S.: I agree with the idea of talking a little bit!

Let's gang up on him, Carl. "You gonna talk, or do we have to bring in Mr. Tickle?"

Whatever that means....

The Joker · 15 July 2012, 08:14 AM

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Let's gang up on him, Carl. "You gonna talk, or do we have to bring in Mr. Tickle?"

Whatever that means....

As long as you're doing the tickling Lisa and not Carl.

Lisa · 15 July 2012, 08:18 AM

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As long as you're doing the tickling Lisa and not Carl.

I do believe you've made me blush.

I have to go lie down.

kcmo · 15 July 2012, 08:55 AM

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Have to say Lisa they don't look great, They look a bit too sugary, yucky. Everytime I go abroad to Europe, they just don't have McVities, or anything remotely the same. I don't know why.

Just been onto amazon.com, judging by the prices(ouch) I doubt you will find these in your shops. They look like they are speciality imported.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no...ities+biscuits

Please tell me you have Jaffa cakes in the US. Ohhhh Karis, I need help here.

Hmmm, jaffa cake?

I'm not familiar with those Wes.

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Wow... was searching for info about McVities and found someone from Oklahoma City who had been looking for them locally as well. He found several varieties at our Wal-Mart SuperCenter. I wouldn't have guessed! But will give it a try. There's one not far from where I live.

Oh cool! Let's us know what you find!

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I order my favorite British import...Cadbury Crunchie bars....from here:
http://www.britishfooddepot.com/Crun...FcVgTAodHTkqfg
I noticed they sell one variety of McVities for $1.25. I might have to try them the next time I order a case of Crunchie bars. :-))

How funny! Crunches are pretty popular

have you tried a Bar One or a Chocolate Log? Love those!

kcmo · 15 July 2012, 08:56 AM

Wes, you are so talented!!!

The Joker · 15 July 2012, 09:27 AM

Thanks Karis,

Jaffa cakes, had a quick look on the net. Don't think you have them, or a US equivalent. Thats a tragedy, they beat digestives, crunchie bars, you name it. They are not really cakes, but softer than biscuits. And have an organgy bit.

Right thats the last I'm gonna go on about biscuits. We are driving Lisa mad going all over Oklahoma looking for them.

kcmo · 15 July 2012, 09:40 AM

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Thanks Karis,

Jaffa cakes, had a quick look on the net. Don't think you have them, or a US equivalent. Thats a tragedy, they beat digestives, crunchie bars, you name it. They are not really cakes, but softer than biscuits. And have an organgy bit.

Right thats the last I'm gonna go on about biscuits. We are driving Lisa mad going all over Oklahoma looking for them.

Ooooh, they look nice! Right, best we cool down the biscuit talk !

The Joker · 15 July 2012, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by FeelingTheBlues

Pfff look at him, being modest and all!

My friend, that piece was truly beautiful! I really enjoyed it (and this comes from a man who doesn't usually enjoy U2 that much) and I hope you'll post much more of them!

P.S.: I agree with the idea of talking a little bit!

Cheers mate

dbelle7 · 15 July 2012, 01:41 PM

How funny! Crunches are pretty popular

have you tried a Bar One or a Chocolate Log? Love those![/QUOTE]

Well now I'm gonna have to!

FeelingTheBlues · 15 July 2012, 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Lisa

Let's gang up on him, Carl. "You gonna talk, or do we have to bring in Mr. Tickle?"

Whatever that means....

That means he's going to talk!

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As long as you're doing the tickling Lisa and not Carl.

I have some bad news for you Wes, I am in charge...

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Cheers mate

Cheers to you my talented friend! Keep them coming!

Lisa · 15 July 2012, 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by The Joker

Thanks Karis,

Jaffa cakes, had a quick look on the net. Don't think you have them, or a US equivalent. Thats a tragedy, they beat digestives, crunchie bars, you name it. They are not really cakes, but softer than biscuits. And have an organgy bit.

Right thats the last I'm gonna go on about biscuits. We are driving Lisa mad going all over Oklahoma looking for them.

Actually I did not look for them today. Wal-Mart on a Saturday would be just too much!

However, now I have more stuff to look for - Crunchie bars and Jaffa cakes!

Lisa · 15 July 2012, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by FeelingTheBlues

That means he's going to talk!

I have some bad news for you Wes, I am in charge...

Cheers to you my talented friend! Keep them coming!

Yes, please keep the music coming. Both of you!

FeelingTheBlues · 15 July 2012, 02:07 PM

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Yes, please keep the music coming. Both of you!

Well I surely will if I have a bit of time soon!

In the meantime, please allow me to give you a small update on my kitchen garden! I've watered it this evening and realized a lot of peppers and tomatoes grew in it! My mother will pick them tomorrow, I'll show you how many we've got!

Lisa · 15 July 2012, 02:17 PM

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Well I surely will if I have a bit of time soon!

In the meantime, please allow me to give you a small update on my kitchen garden! I've watered it this evening and realized a lot of peppers and tomatoes grew in it! My mother will pick them tomorrow, I'll show you how many we've got!

Look forward to seeing the harvest.

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FeelingTheBlues "TRF" Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Real Name: C Location: Always moving Posts: 22,305	Too bad I am at work now, I can't wait to hear your song Wes! __________________ He never sleeps, the judge. He is dancing, dancing. He says that he will never die.

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Kinnakeet "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Real Name: Michelle Location: Canada/Florida Watch: WG Breguet Typexx Posts: 3,001	Hey Lisa I'm still passing time in this noisy Starbucks...And I decided to start reading the Coffeeshop posts from page one,(I've got time to kill!), anyway- I came across your post about making real Chai tea! How many cardamon seeds did you use?

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kcmo "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Real Name: Karis Location: USA Posts: 19,377	Wes, you are so talented!!!

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The Joker "TRF" Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Gotham Posts: 9,648	Thanks Karis, Jaffa cakes, had a quick look on the net. Don't think you have them, or a US equivalent. Thats a tragedy, they beat digestives, crunchie bars, you name it. They are not really cakes, but softer than biscuits. And have an organgy bit. Right thats the last I'm gonna go on about biscuits. We are driving Lisa mad going all over Oklahoma looking for them.

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dbelle7 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: wilderness Watch: Everose DD Posts: 1,400	How funny! Crunches are pretty popular have you tried a Bar One or a Chocolate Log? Love those![/QUOTE] Well now I'm gonna have to!

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