21-01-2014, 05:26 PM
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I'm in a bay of 4 beds and only Hannah next to me didn't watch Corrie. She wants to catch up at home. She said she sat there giggling at the 3 of us glued to our tvs at 7.30, and it being so quiet!!I too didn't cry as I thought but found it very moving and yes, tastefully done. Oh Carla, wasn't she a pain, putting Anna through that?
What I lived about Hayley and how the writers created her, was her good manners, her thoughtfulness, the ability to listen and to give out good advice. Look what she did with Chesney. She always, without fail, would say thank you, even if Roy handed her a glass of water. A trait I love in people.
By heck she was a one off and will be so missed.
21-01-2014, 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by spitfire
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Did anyone notice the slight irony in the choice of music Roy put on, I only just about heard it, but I think it was "On hearing the first Cuckoo in spring" by Frederick Delius, a beautiful very English piece of music.
22-01-2014, 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Cheshire Cat
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I'm almost sure it was The Lark Ascending by Ralph Vaughan Williams 
23-02-2014, 07:13 PM
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Just had an email photo from my Grand daughter in Barcelona( she is there till Easter with her Drama course) of her and three friends and standing in the middle of them was..Roy Cropper. He was walking up the street and they were walking down, they chatted and had the photo taken.
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