So long then folks, I'm off to the place of my birth for a few days, just like that Christmassy bit in the Bible, eh?
* Which is my second favourite word of all time.
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Sunday, December 18, 2005
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inversneckie, eh?
well, what can i say? all the very best people were born in scotland
*grins*
I hope you don't get crucified while you are away.
ho ho ho, have a lovely break!
I recommend booking accommodation ahead - mangers aren't exactly comfortable (I know, I spent the night in a bath last night, which must feel very similar). Good luck with the Pictish conversations with the parents....
Miss P: "I say, mater, ghgdguysgyy"
Mama P: "Well, I always guigtteiubnn hjkugi asidg!"
Papa P: "Rubbish! jhih ag ttyyyty blip"
Miss P: "Im back to the Bush, so gdjsvhgf to both of you. Love to gfayfashj and jhj".
Does that mean I come from the meridional part of Wales?
I don't have a favourite word, though I am still using 'ffantasteg' way too much, so that may count.
Hurry up back, the Brat Pack is calling...
Hey UC, are you fae north o' the border as well, then?
Oh, see how easily I slip into my native tongue (no giggling, Smat).
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