army thread sat 17 march

[JackieClaire]

army thread sat 17 march

Aww Molls that made me :H:H:H

Mr JC's maternal great grandfather comes from Ireland.

[stirly-girly]

army thread sat 17 march

Hiya Troopers and a Happy St. Paddy's day to you all!!!

L? Fh?ile P?draig Shona ar fad agat at? ag ceili?radh l? at? inniu ann.

[RingingCedars]

army thread sat 17 march

mollyka;1281986 wrote: Ahh go on then:h:h youse don't deserve it tho - beat us into submission for 800 years and then you've the bloody cheek to beat us at rugby:H

Hiya Mollyka--that was funny.:H:H

I was thinking my Irish ancestors said to heck with that ye lords and masters--we're takin a ship to Canerder to brave the elements, wolves, bears and red skins. Wot were they thinkin??:H Made us all stronger in the end I 'spose.

Your picture in the Paddy's thread is priceless JC!

[RingingCedars]

army thread sat 17 march

Xpost Hiya Stirly. Is that gaelic and whassit mean?

[anon]

army thread sat 17 march

mollyka;1281986 wrote: Ahh go on then:h:h:h youse don't deserve it tho - beat us into submission for 800 years and then you've the bloody cheek to beat us at rugby:H:H

First smie of the day.:goodjob:

Poor little girl devastated
Luggage went missing as well. Sobbing as she arrived I cannot bear the pain but life does go on

She is so pleased that I did not offer a drink to make it better. Sort of makes me wonder about my maternal skills in the past

[RingingCedars]

army thread sat 17 march

Hi Anon--sorry for your little ones heart. Don't you go rehashing the past on the comment. Take it for the lovely positive testament to how far you've come and revel in that! .:l

[RingingCedars]

army thread sat 17 march

For those who may not see this in the LOL section.

Sure it's a leprechaun now but rub it and it becomes a jolly green giant!

[JackieClaire]

army thread sat 17 march

anon;1281998 wrote:
Poor little girl devastated
Luggage went missing as well. Sobbing as she arrived I cannot bear the pain but life does go on
She is so pleased that I did not offer a drink to make it better. Sort of makes me wonder about my maternal skills in the past

aww poor wee lambie.

And don't you go doubting your maternal skills, Mrs.:l

[stirly-girly]

army thread sat 17 march

RingingCedars;1281996 wrote: Hiya Mollyka--that was funny.:H:H

I was thinking my Irish ancestors said to heck with that ye lords and masters--we're takin a ship to Canerder to brave the elements, wolves, bears and red skins. Wot were they thinkin??:H Made us all stronger in the end I 'spose.

Your picture in the Paddy's thread is priceless JC!RC, just out of curiosity, where are your ancestors from? Mine are from Armagh, Northern Ireland.

RingingCedars;1281997 wrote: Xpost Hiya Stirly. Is that gaelic and whassit mean?

Irish, also known as Irish Gaelic according to Wiki. I have to admit that I used Google translate for the message. The message reads - Happy St. Patrick's Day to all of those who celebrate.
anon;1281998 wrote: First smie of the day.:goodjob:

Poor little girl devastated
Luggage went missing as well. Sobbing as she arrived I cannot bear the pain but life does go on

She is so pleased that I did not offer a drink to make it better. Sort of makes me wonder about my maternal skills in the past

Good grief, Mrs. A - on top of the heartbreak, her luggage went missing? Poor girl, she's really having a rough time. Good she's got a loving, sober Mum to listen to her and pamper her while she's visiting. :l:l As we said a few days ago, don't wonder about the past. It's where it should be - in the past. What counts is what we do from this very second and onwards...

[mario]

army thread sat 17 march

JackieClaire;1281974 wrote: Yo RC

I'm getting a sinking feeling no one from Ireland will be speaking to me in about 6 or 7 minutes.

Who are you

[RingingCedars]

army thread sat 17 march

stirly-girly;1282006 wrote: [COLOR=DarkOrchid]RC, just out of curiosity, where are your ancestors from? Mine are from Armagh, Northern Ireland.

Irish, also known as Irish Gaelic according to Wiki. I have to admit that I used Google translate for the message. The message reads - Happy St. Patrick's Day to all of those who celebrate.

Unfortunately I've only had brief contact with that side of my family Stirly. I might be able to find out from an Aunt I met this year though. I just know that they are Irish/Scottish/French decent with a concentration of Lyons's in Nova Scotia and Matepaedia Valley, Quebec.

[JackieClaire]

army thread sat 17 march

mario;1282007 wrote: Who are you

:new:

[RingingCedars]

army thread sat 17 march

Hello New Here--nice to meet you.

[stirly-girly]

army thread sat 17 march

RingingCedars;1282010 wrote: Unfortunately I've only had brief contact with that side of my family Stirly. I might be able to find out from an Aunt I met this year though. I just know that they are Irish/Scottish/French decent with a concentration of Lyons's in Nova Scotia and Matepaedia Valley, Quebec.

RC - according to what my Father told me years ago, my Great-grandfather was a policeman in Armagh and emigrated to Canada. I have no idea where they landed but I do know that he bought a farm in the New Liskeard area of Ontario and that their family consisted of 13 children. Eleven children of their own and 2 adopted from a neighbouring family who's house burned and the parents perished in the fire. So my GGrandfather and his wife adopted two of the children. You can imagine how many first, second, and third cousins we have. Three-quarters of my ancestry is from Ireland and one-quarter from Scotland. And I am so very, very proud that I have both Irish and Scottish blood in my veins. Now how in the heck I got mixed up with this Greek person is another story.:H:H

[JackieClaire]

army thread sat 17 march

I'm English through and through. No ancestors from far off distant places unless you count the Vikings or the Saxons.