Comments received on poems by Goldfinch60



No Signalling Day.
Neville said:

a dangerous sign of the times indeed... N

January 13th, 2019 15:15

No Signalling Day.
dusk arising said:

I\'m exactly the same about use of indicators/trafficators... i judge non use to be a sign of ignorance or laziness.
Half baked use lies somewhere in-between.... i.e. those who, on roundabouts, only indicate right even when they are exiting moving left.
Worst of all are the total witless ones who indicate one way and move the other.
Oh for thousands of petty minded traffic police on duty who could pull them over and do something corporal.

January 13th, 2019 13:57

No Signalling Day.
ANGELA & BRIAN said:

THANKS UNCLE ANDY : For a very moving SONG and equally sad comment about Manners & Respect. Thins are better in Auckland but of course we have 15 times more space in NZ and it provides for a more Grcious & Gentler atmosphere ! Love Streets of London and the interview at the end with Ralph is very moving. Pleased you sing it with your Choir : no doubt to a well housed audience ! It is extimated that there are almost 1000 \"Rough Sleepers\" in LONDON (better pickings & more shelter) there are some in Auckland but much less obvious ! We live in a very uncivil age and behaviour on the UK Roads is just the tip of the iceberg ! Thanks for reminding us ~ Love & Blessings to YOU & JOYCE : ANGELA 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

January 13th, 2019 05:01

No Signalling Day.
orchidee said:

Ahh, a dangerous day. We best not go out that day, risking life and limb.
We need speed humps in a straight, but not too long, road near us, I reckon.
How about \'No covers on Junction Boxes\' Day (or Year!)? Those green box thingys. Look dangerous to me. I reported one ages ago. nothing done until someone gets blown up, I suppose. Doh!

January 13th, 2019 03:36

No Signalling Day.
Michael Edwards said:

You are not alone here. The Highway Code clearly states that you should indicate left when about to exit a roundabout (ie when you are level with the exit before the one you are leaving by) but how many do? In fact you are more likely to spot a vehicle leaving a roundabout still indicating right.
I am fed up with arriving at a roundabout twiddling my thumbs, wondering which exit a vehicle already on the roundabout is likely to take. What is wrong with these drivers?
Oh I could go on – how about drivers turning right and waiting at an angle or not moving over so that their offside is level with the centre of the road – thus holding up drivers behind them who want to carry on straight ahead.
All of this will mean little to our American friends but I guess they also have their gripes. Good drivers are not as common as most seem to think!


January 13th, 2019 03:36

Wonderful Life.
ANGELA & BRIAN said:

THANKS UNCLE ANDY : One of our fave songs and Louis does it best : so much pathos : We all have so much to be thankful for ! Love the poem and its assurance of a better Life in the Glory : WE rejoice : We dont sorrow like others : because we know we face a better future : in the Glory : forever together and forever WITH THE LORD ~ AMEN. Thanks for sharing it lifted our Hearts :
Peace & Love To ALL of You !
ANGELA & BRIAN 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

January 12th, 2019 18:48

Wonderful Life.
Cooper said:

Beautiful.

January 12th, 2019 07:25

Wonderful Life.
Neville said:

a fine birthday dedication and true... I am convinced your daughter will be delighted with this gift of words & all backed up by the great Satchmo too... Neville

January 12th, 2019 06:41

Wonderful Life.
orchidee said:

A lovely write Gold.

January 12th, 2019 03:01

Wonderful Life.
Goldfinch60 said:

Thank you Michael.

See my poem on 27th August \"Abstract. For Michael Edwards\"

January 12th, 2019 02:28

Wonderful Life.
Michael Edwards said:

A superb gift Andy - not that anyone has ever written a poem for me.

January 12th, 2019 02:22

Evening to Dawn.
Laura🌻 said:

Andy,

I thoroughly enjoyed the write and the music selection to complement your poem...
calming, soothing, and dreamy...
Beautiful!

My love to Joyce and to you!

~Laura~


January 11th, 2019 20:53

Evening to Dawn.
Lorna said:

And isn\'t it wonderful that we all share the Moon no matter where we are...... almost as if we all lived together in the same house.... and that the Moon saw every single one of us including Cleopatra and Caesar and no matter how much disagreement and horror there is in the world, the Moon (and less romantically the Sun) is a peaceful constant! I loved the music too which isn\'t music I would normally find but oh so peaceful.....

January 11th, 2019 09:05

Evening to Dawn.
Fay Slimm. said:

Changes by light and darkness and so beautifully described Goldi - - I love the number you chose too - one of my favourite pianists is Oscar..

January 11th, 2019 06:29

Evening to Dawn.
Michael Edwards said:

Tis a wonderful world Andy.

January 11th, 2019 03:36

Evening to Dawn.
orchidee said:

A fine write Gold. Yes, and in Jewish thought anyway, the days begin at sunset.

January 11th, 2019 02:54

Evening Malt.
Tamara Beryl Latham - The Poet said:

A wonderful poem.

You had better keep that \"Bailie Nicol Jarvie\" in a safe place for a special occasion.

A great write that makes us realize we are, none of us, really promised tomorrow, so we should enjoy the things today that we\'ve accumulated over the years. :-)



January 10th, 2019 13:05

Bad Days to Good.
Tamara Beryl Latham - The Poet said:

What a great outlook and so true. If you got through yesterday, you will get through today and hopefully tomorrow.

Just take one day at a time.

A great and inspiring poem for your readers. :-)

January 10th, 2019 12:59

Bad Days to Good.
ANGELA & BRIAN said:

Thanks UNCLE ANDY !

Each Victory will help you
The neaxt one to WIN ~ AMEN !

Thanks for Dave Brubeck ~ always awesome always kool ! Especially on a Jazz Classic like S L B !

Keep pressing on & looking up !
Love & every Blessing ~ to you BOTH ~
BRIAN & ANGELA 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

Please check University Poem & Wiffenpoof

January 10th, 2019 10:18

Bad Days to Good.
Neville said:

That\'s the spirit.... think of parquet floors, lino and apple crumble... and then there\'s always that tipple later... N

January 10th, 2019 05:52

Bad Days to Good.
Michael Edwards said:

Ordered a new mattress, found out I need a new crown, the washing machines on the blink, my passport needs renewing - but hey I look forward to every new day.

January 10th, 2019 03:15

Bad Days to Good.
orchidee said:

A fine write Gold.
\"Ohh, disastrous days, bad days
No porkies or sherry in the shops
Ohh, it\'s the end of the world - almost...\"
Do stop moaning, Porchi. Get on with life! lol.

January 10th, 2019 02:46

Evening Malt.
Aislinn Wilson said:

I\'d much like to hear this as a haunting sea shanty. It\'s good to be back and see beautiful works from you such and these!

January 9th, 2019 10:33

Evening Malt.
Neville said:

now ya talking... just one before bed most nights does me just fine... am always on the lookout for one\'s that I have never tried..... cheers

January 9th, 2019 08:58

Evening Malt.
ANGELA & BRIAN said:

All I have is a litre of FAMOUS GROUSE I won in the Christmas Raffle. I was too expensive for first footing so i took minatures instead ! I did manage to find some coal as well. As a nutitionist I agree Single Malt must be supped very very slowly ~ you dont always get a refil ! Yours as always Brian ~ Love to JOYCE 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

January 9th, 2019 06:50

Evening Malt.
Michael Edwards said:

Shall I bring my own glass?

Nothing like the nectar.

January 9th, 2019 03:55

Evening Malt.
orchidee said:

A fine write Gold. There\'s the one with water added too, made specially by me. Left unopened for centuries by you?! Made just after 1066. Aww, have a taste of it!

January 9th, 2019 03:16

Evening Malt.
Goldfinch60 said:

The Bailie Nicol Jarvie was a Christmas present from our daughter\'s partner. I had never heard of it. It used to be highly popular in Scotland in the twentieth century but is now discontinued, a quite rare scotch now, I am honoured to have a bottle. It is a very good Scotch.

January 9th, 2019 02:57

The Privilege of Age.
ANGELA & BRIAN said:

MANY THANKS UNCLE ANDY : The Acoustic Guitar is our favourite instrument and we love the Quintet of the Hot Club de Paris with Django Rheinhardt : this group follow the same tradition ! Segovia was a great admirer of Django and his technique despite a manual disability ! In the same way Stephan Grapelli was admired by the classical violin virtuoso Yeudi Menuin ~ AMEN.
We found you Poem intriguing for two People half your age (30 & 35). Between us we have a lot of knowledge and an increasing body of experience : but we both lack WISDOM in many areas of life ! We are encouraged that as we age Physically : Mentally our WISDOM will increase !
Thanks for caring. Love & Blessings to YOU & JOYCE :
Angela & Brian 🧡🧡🧡🧡
We are posting YESTERDAY tomorrow : please look out for it !

January 8th, 2019 15:42

The Privilege of Age.
Laura🌻 said:

Andy,

Great thinking, my friend!
Now, more than ever, I appreciate the elders in my family!
Thank you for sharing!
I enjoyed the music...
🎸 🎸🎸🎸

My love to Joyce and to you!

~Laura~

January 8th, 2019 10:21



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