No flies on you Barbara

And we keep the spare wheel in the boot

Lol . The only one I know is the Petrol ....... Hahaha

You guys got me with the bonnets on cars , flies on somebody and spare wheel in the boot ? Like Tony said good thing we can all laugh cause you guys have me laughing !!!!!!

Now if you really want to get confused, their is Diesel know as Derv, also here in Northern Ireland we have Red Diesel for Agricultural use, but on Tonys side of the Border its Green.

Hahaha oh yes you got me confussed alright start throwing in the Derv and colors I would be in trouble if I went over there . I would need a translator ! Lol . Would you be available John ? Hahaha . John my dogs name is Louie and every time I call him Loo for short I now think of the loo you guys have . This is all good stuff ! Lol . Glad you guys all have a good sense of humor !

and just to stir things up more I am from the south which is not in the UK but John is in the north which is in the UK and at the moment we are all in the EU but in the future we will be in the EU and John will not ,

not very confusing is it , but the main thing is that we are all friends  .

and some more music

Tony . Oh no that's not confusing at all I'm glad you cleared that up for me !! Hahaha . Now I'm really confused Lol . What is EU ? And where will John be in the future when your in the EU and in the South and he is in the North but not in the EU anymore will he back back in the UK ?? Hehehe . I am glad we are all friends and can discuss all this and clear it up or I'd really get confused !!!

Cropped up on my Facebook page so I decided to share:

oh, and some of their new

Class Felicity, Every song brings back a memory, and that takes me back to the summer of 1982, I was 13 and on holiday with my cousins in Portrush (sea side town) 

I love Jonny Cash- most country-but not the twang twang- I always have the oldies of the 50-60,70 on- get some pep going and singing of course, on my way to infusion. Oh Jean Pitney-he grew up in the next town from me.. -great family - love his music.. Glen Campbell- beatles as I became a teenager with them.. HATE the stone's !!!!!!! And a bit of soft music.......

Sounds terrible and nearly feel guilty saying it but the Stones have never done it for me either.

Oh my, we have a trend growing.  I also never particularly cared for them either.

apart from the very early Stones which was mostly covers I think the Stones are very over rated , to be one of the really great bands/acts you have to have to produce albums (at least 3) that people with listen to from start to finish and will go WOW , eg. the Beatles , Neil Young , Van Morrison .

Twangy type Bluegrass is better in a jam session/ live setting with very experienced musicians. Small venue as in maybe 70 people there. It becomes more improvised and flows according to the audience. I hate, hate, hate recorded twangy bluegrass. Grates on the nerves.

My parents had this little cabin on a lake in Mass. The stones rented a place a few miles upper in some field.. This was when they broke up and was trying to get back to geather again..I always saw Mick zagger(sp) in this tiny grocery store-- He smelled so bad, and always had a cig, hanging out of his mouth.. HIs zipper half open on his jeans. Just plain dirty!!!! Heavy booze smell etc.. And his teeth? I don't think he ever brushed them.   No one wanted to wait on him, and no one wanted to be next to him.. This was a mom and  pop type of store..  Lots of trouble up in that field house of theirs.. 

You think that they were gross on stage? try seeing them in person!!!!!! When he/they came in-I left until they left- and the smell lingered on for many hours.. And the attitude? Is the same.............. But they got together again and made fools of themselves as always. NOT A FAN !!!!!!!!!!!!! 

Blue grass  has its many points to get across-depends on who and the talents are offered. I have a friend that sings this, she is wonderful.. I appreciate her talents.........  Some are just to dang loud and overcomes my attention.. But I don't get out much anymore......... 

About 40 miles from me is a place called the Ulster American Folk Park, it is an open air museum which tells the story of people who emigrated from Ireland to the States. every year it holds a Blue Grass Festival, you want to see the crowds, tickets go like hot cakes!! Any of you folk visiting over here it would be a must.

Here we go, a classic bluegrass tune by a classic Irish band: