and the scary bear/man thing!
...pretty scary huh...it was even more so in black & white! I can laugh about it now...but it was enough to give any child nightmares... I still look under the bed & behind the curtains every night to this day!!.. LOL...You are perhaps wondering why I mention this now...because this morning Mr Postie arrived with a parcel...ooh more crafty goodies I thought...no..it was the new remastered DVD... 'The Singing Ringing Tree' Movie!...Yan thought it would be funny to watch it again this evening....I am not so sure! LOL
...Anyhoo before I settle down to watch it I just wanted to announce the winner of last weeks Sweet Pea candy the beautiful 'Blue Rose Tattoo' stamp.
Here is the winning number picked at Random.Org.
Number 99...congratulations Lynne......would you please email your address to me at passionforcraft@aol.com and I will pop your stamp in the post :)
Enjoy Your Evening :)
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19 Lovely Comments...Thank You!:
I remember Dixon of Dock Green but not The Singing Ringing Tree. Don't have nightmares!
Clare x
Oh, I know that movie and I love it. In german it is called "Das singende, klingende Bäumchen", a wonderful story.
I wish you a nice evening.
Hugs Stefanie
Hi Debbie I dont know the singing ringing tree..& I thought I was old..LOL.. know Dixon of Dock Green of course, I loved to see Jack Warner say that at the start thought he was like my uncle who was a bobby at the time..congrats to Lynn the stamp winner have an unscary nite..
Hugs Christine xx
Oooh, I loved The Singing Ringing Tree! It was creepy though, and I didn't really understand what was going on but I still loved it - maybe that's what started me down the path of loving scary movies!
Saw in an earlier post that you were at the Dome - me too! And you bought some LoTV stamps - me too!!
Nicki, xx
Hi Debbie - I won the candy yay!!! Cant wait to play :o) - I remember Dixon of Dock Green but no the Singing ringing tree - Dr. Who used to scare me - the Daleks argh!!! I'll email you now - thanks again :o) hugs xx Lynne xx
ROTFLOL!!
Oh Debbie you made me laugh ...I remembered the singing ringing tree and I was scared too but still used to watch it LOL!!
would love to see an episode now!!
hugs
laney
Hallo Debby,
Der Film "Das singende klingende Bäumchen" ist mein absoluter Lieblingsfilm, ich bin schon 54 Jahre, lach.
lg gila
Catweazle scared the living daylights out of me, Funny how one thing can scare you and not others.
Happy crafting
Tracy x
I just said that on my blog!! and thought the same thing. You have also reminded me about the creepy show - not sure I got upset by it. Having spoken about this it has reminded me of a black and white film with white horses in it - I can still remember the song now -memories aren't they funny.
hugs Ali x
the blue rose tattoo stamp is gorgeous!
congrats to lynn too.
¡Hola Debbie!
Felicitaciones a la ganadora, otra vez será... Muchos cariños!
Congats to the winner Lynne
Enjoy your Blue Rose Tatto stamp
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OOOOOOOO I remember Dixon of Dock Green, but not the Singing Ringing Tree, think I am quite glad on missing that one, lol,
Have a wonderful day,
Hugs
Angie
congrats to lynne
enjoy the stamp, you lucky girl
hugs angelique
Oh what a blast from the past - the singing ringing tree!! The picture you have shown with the fish reminded me of when the snow came in the programme and the water froze and the fish was dying because it couldn't move. The girl was trying to free him. I found the littl dwarf really scary though. He would pop up anywhere and scared the hell out of me!! Happy days!!
I remember it well and was also scarred fo rlif eby that creepy man - the fish I loved though as it was stuck in a silty river and was drwowning - wierd and wonderful - no wonder were all messed up :) Thanks for the memories...Do you also remember the Test card programmme interval time filler - The Home Made Car?
Alison
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