November 2019: International Army

[JackieClaire]

No matter where you are in the world, no matter whether its the beginning of your journey or the continuing of your journey the Army has gone global. So go on............ come and have a bit of a chat.

[rustop59]

Re: November 2019: International Army

Good morning and well done JC, fantastic start. Looking forward to seeing our friends across the water. Jeez Mary, you can’t please them. It’s only when they have grown up that they will look back and appreciate what you gave them. Good few fireworks going off around here last night, kept the doggies inside as much as possible.

Short walk this morning and then crochet class.

[mollyka]

Re: November 2019: International Army

Morning ALL!! And I mean all!! Let's not forget we are the lucky ones...Joe's pal was back drinking like a mad fella within a week of coming out of treatment...I gather he doesn't even have electricity in his house now...he's about to get a huge pension and lump sum from his job so I can only see one direction from here...we REALLY are the lucky ones -so many never come out the other end..so sad

[Mick]

Re: November 2019: International Army

and in the spirit of it all.......

Good morning
Afrikaans Goeiemôre, Môre
Albanian Mirëmëngjes
Arabic صباح الخير
Armenian Paree looys, Bari luys
Azerbaijani Sabahınız xeyir
Bengali shuprobhat
Bulgarian Dobro utro
Catalan Bon dia
Chinese zǎoān
Croatian Dobro jutro
Danish God morgen
Dutch Goede morgen
Esperanto Bonan matenon
Estonian Tere hommikust
Finnish Hyvää huomenta
French Bonjour
German Guten Morgen
Greek Kaliméra
Kalaallisut (Greenlandic) Iterluarit / Kumoorn
Hawaiian Aloha kakahiaka
Hebrew boker tov
Hindi Namaste
Hungarian Jó reggelt (kívánok)
Indonesian Selamat pagi
Irish (Gaelic) Dia dhuit/dhaibh ar maidin / Maidin mhaith
Italian Buongiorno
Japanese お早うございます (ohayō gozaimasu) お早う (ohayō)
Korean 안녕하십니까 (annyeong hashimnikka)
Kurdish Beyanî baş
Lithuanian Labas rytas
Македонски (Macedonian) Добро утро (Dobro utro)
Malay Selamat pagi
Maltese Bonġu / L-għodwa t-tajba / Bonġornu
Nepali (subha prabhat)
Norwegian God morgen
Polish Dzień dobry
Portuguese (Brazilian) Bom dia
português (European) Bom dia
Romanian Bună dimineaţa
Russian Доброе утро (Dobroe utro)
Slovak Dobré ráno (used until 8am)
Dobrý deň (used from 8am until dark)
Slovenian Dobro jutro (used until 8am)
Dober dan (used from 8am until sunset)
Spanish Buenos días
kiSwahili (Swahili) Habari ya asubuhi
Swedish God morgon
Tagalog Magandang umaga po / Magandang umaga
台語 (Taiwanese) 爻早 (gau-tsa)
Thai สวัสดีครับ/ค่ะ (sawùt dee krúp/kâ)

hope we are all good...
Turkish Günaydın
Ukrainian Доброго ранку (Dobrogo ranku)
Urdu (subha bākhair) صبح بخير
Uzbek Hayirli tong
Vietnamese Chào buổi sáng
Welsh Bore da

[Mr Vervill]

Re: November 2019: International Army

As an International man of leisure, I don't often post, but when I do, it's in the International Army thread. GMAE all! (Remember that one!) Hope everyone is well. Let's do this thing right, sober!

[Mick]

Re: November 2019: International Army

As an International man of leisure, I don't often post, but when I do, it's in the International Army thread. GMAE all! (Remember that one!) Hope everyone is well. Let's do this thing right, sober!

good morning afternoon and evening

[NoSugar]

Re: November 2019: International Army

As an International man of ...

Or maybe this guy, Mr V :smile:?:

[NoSugar]

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What a nice welcoming-to-all thread! I usually send this type of thing directly to [MENTION=9094]satz123[/MENTION] but in this open spirit, I'll put it here.

I love listening to Ivor's accent and wonder if that is how your husband sounds, Satz. He is pretty amazing - he's an engineer who was put all of his 'root causes' expertise into figuring out and fixing his health issues. Now he is hooked up with an Irish group with the mission of eliminating heart disease. Anyway, his posts and podcasts are really interesting and informative.

I hope all the time zones get active and this becomes a 24/7 thread -- because we are 24/7 AF people!

Have a good weekend, all. And those of us in the US need to remember to move our clocks to different time zone Saturday night...

[mollyka]

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Evening all. Wonderful to see so many here..now to keep it up. Heaps of family here so haven't opened link will look in a bit..talk then xx

[mollyka]

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Mick..your mail box is full!

[NoraC]

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Hello everyone - Happy November!

Thank you for the very warm welcome everyone. :yay:

I agree we are the lucky ones. Sad story about Joe's friend Molly. I can see myself falling down that same hole if I ever decide to have just one drink again. So, I'm very happy to have this home base to check in to remind me that one is too many.

[JackieClaire]

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Got my the flu jab...........don't touch my left arm......its a tad sore.
Had a lovely surprise this morning........the S&H turned up with his dad's electric drill. Bit of a surprise as I thought it was in the garage.............the drill not the son.
Sending the curtains back and getting blinds. We've got some lovely prints and photos to go on the walls and the curtains would make it fussy.

Lovely to see everyone embracing the global theme. :hug:

[NoraC]

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I like having blinds.

[Guitarista]

Re: November 2019: International Army

About time too. I've been hearing about the possibility of a global thread for years. Oprah, Ellen, Gayle King, Pat Kenny have all hinted at this, tantalizing the masses but no one's been able to confirm the rumour.......until now!

Saludos desde Australia. Have a beaut weekend friends.

[satz123]

Re: November 2019: International Army

What a nice welcoming-to-all thread! I usually send this type of thing directly to [MENTION=9094]satz123[/MENTION] but in this open spirit, I'll put it here.

I love listening to Ivor's accent and wonder if that is how your husband sounds, Satz. He is pretty amazing - he's an engineer who was put all of his 'root causes' expertise into figuring out and fixing his health issues. Now he is hooked up with an Irish group with the mission of eliminating heart disease. Anyway, his posts and podcasts are really interesting and informative.

Thanks NS !!
I can't believe I've never heard of this guy - but he talks a lot of sense and I'll enjoy the podcasts.
Yeah [MENTION=18725]NoSugar[/MENTION] I suppose he does sound like MrS and most East Coast Irish men !!! Dublin - if I was to hazard a guess.