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I will be watching this tomorrow and recommend others to do the same. I saw this live at the Usher Hall just before lock down.

Made entirely of Scottish film archive, a journey into our collective past, the film explores universal themes of love, loss, resistance, migration, work and play. Ordinary people, some long since dead, their names and identities largely forgotten, appear shimmering from the depths of the vaults to take a starring role. These silent individuals become composite characters, who emerge to tell us their stories, given voice by King Creosote's poetic music and lyrics



www.bbc.co.uk

BBC Two - From Scotland with Love

Film exploring Scotland's past and made entirely of Scottish film archive.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
 
paigntonhibby said:
You should be banned again for eating peanut butter, touch. Welcome back
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One thing I've never tried is peanut butter. Apart from peanut butter M&Ms. I've also never tried Marmite. I now see Marmite Flavoured Peanut Butter is available, but I'm unsure of which to try........ if any.
 
Venison burger on bun with a few trimmings, home made chips , salad, ipa, consumed in front garden of my wee street in Leith which has 6 Hibs season ticket holders on it.

300 odd meals and lots of supplies knocked out around Leith by myself, missus, SK11 junior and couple of others.
 
French fries, Long White Cloud beer, the bounce


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French fries, Long White Cloud beer, the bounce


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Managed porridge, some soup. Been seeing a lot of friends off to Portobello the last few days. Her cooking, no mine. Shhh but the halls nearly done painting, she's making a rare old job of it. Teehee.
 
Chorizo, red onion and spinach sourdough pizza fi Lidl (see above for Spanish week). I have added some more chorizo, olives, and chargrilled peppers, drinking Albarino white wine for the first time since Spain last June and reading the bounce whilst I listened to Grant Stotts superb Vinyl Collective on Radio Scotland (right up until the German Granny came on, when I switched it off).
 
This evening I had homemade broth,ham sandwiches,and a couple of cans of Guinness.I watched Al Jazeera for a wee change because I couldn't take the relentless VE day propaganda on the Beeb.Churchill didn't win the war in fact he was just as much a racist as Hitler.The people won the war,the partisans won the war,black and Asian troops helped win the war not him.
 
moathibby said:
This evening I had homemade broth,ham sandwiches,and a couple of cans of Guinness.I watched Al Jazeera for a wee change because I couldn't take the relentless VE day propaganda on the Beeb.Churchill didn't win the war in fact he was just as much a racist as Hitler.The people won the war,the partisans won the war,black and Asian troops helped win the war not him.
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....but did ye enjoy yer home made broth, yer ham sandwhiches and yer couple cans o guiness moaty ya radge :unsure::44::40:
 
Falafel on pittas with tomatoes, salad and mayo, green tea and listening to sportsound in the garden in my wee greenhouse. Lovely day to be a Hibby.
 
Had sausages wrapped in bacon with chips, and a glass of diluting orange for lunch whilst sitting in the garden listening to Sportsound and laughing at puddledrinkers. I then got skelped at Scrabble by my laddie.
 
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Sitting in the garden wi' a bottle of beer waiting on a group chat wi' my Hibby pals up the road and then an Indian takeaway. Lovely
 
1875 said:
Had sausages wrapped in bacon with chips, and a glass of diluting orange foe lunch whilst sitting in the garden listening to Sportsound and laughing at puddledrinkers. I then got skelped at Scrabble by my laddie.
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Nice but didn't relise you could get R angers diluting juice.
 
Puddledub bacon roll with brown sauce for lunch, running about doing deliveries for a while now home and opened an estrella, listening to Craig Charles show and waiting for a curry
 
Sue Perb Moaty. This forum was nothing without you. Like Destiny’s Child without Beyonce.

Take Care Brother. We’ve got your back ?
 
Chilli Burger with Bacon, Cheese and Salad added and a glass of red, listening to Magic Soul on the radio, although quite fancy sticking a film on.
 
southfieldhibby said:
That gluten free beer must be such a tidy invention for coeliacs?
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Aye.
Now a few few from the major brewers but they're not the best,even if I didn't have coeliac disease Lawless village IPA would be my choice of beer.
The fact that it's made by Hibbys is a bonus
 
I had chicken and salad for tea, now eating banana loaf made by my pals 12 year old daughter washed down witha cup of spicy orange tea.
 
A veggy chilli tonight, just had bread with it.

Last night was salmon, tatties, peas and brocolli
 
Just now two slices of bread,with hoummos or however it's spelled.And a black coffee.Watching Talking Pictures channel.Film called the Enforcer,with Humphrey Bogart.
 
Tea was homemade Veg Soup,then Stew with hash browns and chips then yogurt with raspberrys.Watching Bojo spout a lot o'pish.
 
Trio of italian cold meats served with thick sliced mozzarella, olives stuffed with blue cheese, tomatoes and basil with a drizzle of Balsamic vinegar. With Crusty Bread and a large Josh Cellars Cabernet. Watching new episode of Billions. Brawsome.
 
barney said:
Trio of italian cold meats served with thick sliced mozzarella, olives stuffed with blue cheese, tomatoes and basil with a drizzle of Balsamic vinegar. With Crusty Bread and a large Josh Cellars Cabernet. Watching new episode of Billions. Brawsome.
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Brawsome is my new favourite word
 
I am eating a new favourite, pate and cheese on toast for breakky, washed down with a pint of Kopi Java (Javanese Coffee).
 
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