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That's really touching Tricia

I've never had to cope with this - I hope your mum recognising it lightened your day for a minute or two.

Very best

Sue x

Well I'm defo old enough c1953 and can remember some of it.
I just played the music to my Mum and said "can you remember this"? she got that it was a childrens programme and a happy smile lit up across her face.
She has early onset alzheimers and isn't doing too well at the moment,so was nice to know she remembered some of it
Tricia xx

I must be old enough to be Grandad to everyone here..........

Does anyone remember - Uncle Mac on the BBC

and "We Are The Ovaltinies - Little Girls and Boys"

on Radio Luxembourg

Please somebody tell me you do!.............

Evening All (remember 6.30 on a Saturday?)

I listened with mother and then watched with mother. A particular episode of The Woodentops featured the Ws tying dusters to their feet and then cleaning the kitchen floor......... Seemed like a good idea at the time ........ you can guess what happened next!

The only time we turned the radio over from the Home Service to the Light Programme as for Two Way Family Favourites - the memory of it is permanently intermingled with the smell of boiling cabbage!

Sue x

What time was Listen with Mother,was it 2 o'clock?i don't know why I think that.

Kemp and anyone else :))

http://www.pogleswood.org/

I listened without Mother as she was usually too busy, bless her. We got a telly in 1959 and I WATCHED without Mother, too!

My children watched Playschool without me while I raced around doing housework (though I must have seen an episode or two as I remember some of the characters)!

Are you sitting comfortably? My rebel of a brother always used to say 'no' to the nice lady

I listened with mother at my grandmothers, and watched with mother at home (born '60)

wish I could find more info about Pogles wood RR.........

~~~~~ to Polly, yes I remember like yesterday sitting at the desk doing my exams and writing my birthday, and wondering what I would be doing in 7 years time ...... 21 years old.......coming of age then......

Where was I on my 21st......having a party in my own home and had been married for 20 months and my Sis and BiL had their engagement on the same day........and my MiL had made me a lovely shift dress out of the train of my wedding dress.....

Yes, I listened with mother (born '57) and watched with mother .... loved them both. My favourites were The Wooden Tops, Bill and Ben, Trumpton and Camblewick Green.

oh yes..i remember muffin the mule...

I listened with her Grandmother
Bernard

my sister got knocked down by probably the only car in the area running home to watch muffin she was ok though

Gillian, I have seen Muffin on video...my brother was the right age to watch, and still has a diecast Muffin :))

Here comes Muffin,Muffin the Mule...

What about muffin the mule bet no one remembers that

I can't believe some of you are the same age as my brother ! I always thought you to be younger than me !

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Kemp I used to buy the Pogles Wood comic :))

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Sally.......1960....?? we were 14!!

I listened to it a few years before that...:-( It must have been on in the 50' as well...