Tabaluga's

or maybe I could even put curtains up had for 3 years @StuF ba ha lol best to do structural stuf while have $ tho, its only going to get hotter and hot more often, so would be kicking myself if didnt improve

houses defences against sun/heat

ok like email , ha cc fyi kapeesh ?

@Appleblossom /bosom ..

https://youtu.be/33oAuvbRg-c?si=FOAe-MvwtAbfDP_Z

Absolutely @TAB 

https://youtu.be/RJQ_8G1Y4FE?si=A0d93EFYCGv-b8dh

Capito @TAB

Andiamo!

Had plenty girlfriends who did that walking arm in arm. Lol bloomin' language puns lol

These days I talk cat and bird

Ciao!

@StuF @Meowmy @Bunniekins @Taali and àll

Hiya @Appleblossom

I hope your day is going well?

ohh I meant cc like in emails as in 'fyi 'like for your info re any possible interest in euro buildings. /end of.

C and BCC are ways to send a copy of an email to someone other than the main recipient. [1, 2]

CC (Carbon Copy)

• What it means: Short for "carbon copy" (a throwback to physical paper copies), CC sends a duplicate email to a secondary recipient.
• Visibility: Everyone who receives the email can see the email address in the CC field.
• When to use: Use CC to keep co-workers, a manager, or team members in the loop on a project or conversation where they need to stay informed but do not have to reply. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]

BCC (Blind Carbon Copy)

• What it means: Short for "blind carbon copy", BCC sends a copy of the email to a recipient without revealing their address. [1, 2]
• Visibility: The person on BCC is hidden from everyone else in the "To" and "CC" fields (and they cannot see other BCC recipients either). [1, 2]
• When to use: Use BCC to protect the privacy of a large group of people (such as a mass email to a mailing list) so recipients don't see each other's private email addresses, or to discreetly loop someone in without the main recipient knowing. [1, 2, 3, 4]