SJL

Imaginative yet uncreative.
Enthusiastic but lacking any talent.
Unschooled but not stupid
Ever curious but far from scholastic.

[WeAreDT38 @Dylantombides]

#ICYMI

"Annual Dylan Tombides Trophy Brings Community Together For DT38"

Read it here: https://t.co/0wltlg4TkM

Photo: Rob Lizzi

#WeAreDT38 #Charity #RaisingAwareness #TesticularCancer #SelfChecking

[Gary Crowley @CrowleyOnAir]

Morning all.

London Calling!

We’re back @BBCRadioLondon at 1pm this afternoon with The Saturday Session.

Expect an hour packed so tightly with classics & newies, it can only but explode out of your listening devices 😉

Listen👂@ 1pm via
94.9, Digital & https://t.co/ALjaiKJiBF

[SJL @keilahawk]

@RobertElms Formulaic Dylan formulaic Hendrix. Without a doubt Hendrix interprets the lyrics with more emotion than Dylan.
But is the Hendrix cover to embellished with guitar show boating?
This is difficult but for passion and power I'm edging towards Jimi.

[Benjamin Louche @SoFuckinSuave]

TONIGHT! FULLY AIRCONDITIONED!

[Benjamin Louche @SoFuckinSuave]

THURSDAY! LIVE MUSIC!

A RARE APPEARANCE BY The Bleeding Hours AT Palindrones, The Bleeding Hours & Ruby Wednesday live at Walthamstow Trades Hall!

Get YOUR tickets NOW: https://t.co/BByNEulvck

[SJL @keilahawk]

@CrowleyOnAir @BBCRadioLondon Of course you couldn't leave out Desperado by the Eagles or All the wild horses by Bob Dylan but my favourite would be Five Easy Pieces by Green on Red..
Another great show Mr GC.
I wanted to be a footballer, a musician or a long distance coach driver when I was young. Dream on

[SJL @keilahawk]

@CrowleyOnAir @BBCRadioLondon Hello GC. Two songs came to mind immediately. The Ballad of Crafty Jack by Lonestar ((not the country band) and I Just want to be a Cowboy by the band Wally.

[SJL @keilahawk]

@RobertElms The grandness of the building relates to when it was a pub (probably late Victorian/Edwardian) named the Royal Standard.

[Robert Elms @RobertElms]

Query no.2 is from Tony in Hither Green-

Plumage House, on the corner of Shaftesbury Street and Shepherdess Walk, still has a “Feather Merchant” sign in the window despite appearing long closed.

When did it last trade? Who were its customers?

Give me a call on 0800 731 2000

[SJL @keilahawk]

@RobertElms This building has the look of a pub to me particularly the double corner door at the corner. Could it be a non public house business bought the building and modified it to meet their business needs?

[Orient Outlook Podcast @OrientOutlook]

Harry Kane learnt everything he knows at #LOFC…

[SJL @keilahawk]

@NME Congratulations Toni and Carl.

[SJL @keilahawk]

@SkySportsPL Humbug

[Tom Holland @holland_tom]

"For there's nothing as powerful or as great
As when a husband & wife, united by oneness of mind in their thinking,
Keep their home together—a great bane to their enemies,
A blessing to their friends, & their renown is on everyone's lips.”

Odysseus' great praise of marriage.

[SJL @keilahawk]

@MarksLarks Quality in the Premiership is second to none.

[Cabaret vs Cancer @cabaretVScancer]

Tomorrow night at 7:30pm, the Sci-Fi Auction closes for good.

This auction exists because cancer affects real families — and every bid helps support them. There are lots starting from just a few pounds.
If you’ve been on the fence, tonight's the night.

https://t.co/stLIxhRivV

[Eleanor Parker @ClerkofOxford]

Whitsuntide, the days after Pentecost, was for centuries *the* time of the year for holiday-making and summer fun - fairs, plays, games, and parades. It's the reason we have a Bank Holiday in late May, which this year falls nicely on Whit Monday itself. https://t.co/x0bWsxlw3j

[SJL @keilahawk]

@RobertElms This is a very interesting link to your mention of beating the bounds. I can imagine how riotous it might have been in old St Barts and Smithfield

[Eleanor Parker @ClerkofOxford]

This week is Rogationtide - an ancient season of prayer and processions to ask for blessings on the land and the fruits of the earth. It's traditionally the time for the chaotic, riotous but important custom of 'beating the bounds'. https://t.co/K6idtfwYmY

[Eleanor Parker @ClerkofOxford]

Today is the feast of St Guthlac, demon-haunted hermit of Crowland in Lincolnshire, who died in 714. This beautiful extract from an Anglo-Saxon poem about Guthlac tells how, after a long season of mental struggle, he found peace in wild birds and the coming of spring.

[Frank Bruno MBE 🇬🇧 @frankbrunoboxer]

Morning I am delighted to announce my involvement & Support of Carers card UK. For years I have reminded people that its not just the "patient" who suffers but also the carers who spend time, worry and finances trying to give the patient/sufferer a better quality of life. So this is a no brainer for me. It gives savings, support & recognition with exclusive discounts, free carer tickets & wellbeing support. Interested? https://t.co/gJrbyRigpr