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The Bar => The Lounge => Topic started by: littlelamb on March 17, 2010, 04:13:13 AM
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Just wanted to wish everyone a safe and fun St Paddy's day :cheersmate:
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fix't video embed -- Chris
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Beannachtaà na Féile Pádraig oraibh! (http://www.smilies.4-user.de/include/St_Patricks_Day/smilie_st_017.gif)
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Around here, and most of Illinois, the police will be out in force tonight.
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Working this morning, and cooking this afternoon and evening.
Corned beef and cabbage for us, and a catering job due at 9am tomorrow. :-)
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yay, I have daffodils blooming this morning!! Happy St. Pat's from a German-American, everybody :cheersmate: Beer is multi-ethnic! :-)
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yay, I have daffodils blooming this morning!! Happy St. Pat's from a German-American, everybody :cheersmate: Beer is multi-ethnic! :-)
Ours are coming up and have buds, but I don't have any in bloom yet. Went to a client's house yesterday and she had picked some that were only budded and the bloomed out in the house.
I just love daffodils....they are flowers that just make me want to smile. :-)
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Who will still be Irish tomorrow?
Mother's maiden name was Magee. :tongue: I'm an Orange man who sympathizes with the green.
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Who will still be Irish tomorrow?
Mother's maiden name was Magee. :tongue: I'm an Orange man who sympathizes with the green.
Same here, except for the man part. :-) My Great Grandmother was so orange, she would not allow anything green in her house. Except the Christmas Tree, and live greenery.
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Who will still be Irish tomorrow?
Mother's maiden name was Magee. :tongue: I'm an Orange man who sympathizes with the green.
I'm not Irish at all. I'm a Scot/Englishwoman. :-)
Gran's maiden name was Campbell. And her mother's maiden was MacKay.
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I have no idea about my ancestry except my great grandfather on my dad's side was married to a Choctaw woman. I think Looney came from the O'Looney's in County Cork but I can't prove it and my mothers family name was Wymack, which could be Polish or something.
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I'm not Irish at all. I'm a Scot/Englishwoman. :-)
Gran's maiden name was Campbell. And her mother's maiden was MacKay.
My wife is Scottish. Her Grandparents came from Scotland. Maiden name is Gilroy.
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There's a town in Ireland from where my last name originates.
And no, it isn't Wiggum.
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Ours are coming up and have buds, but I don't have any in bloom yet. Went to a client's house yesterday and she had picked some that were only budded and the bloomed out in the house.
I just love daffodils....they are flowers that just make me want to smile. :-)
Bluebonnets!
(http://puppydotdog.com/images/BlueBonnetsMaltese.jpg)
No Irish. Shawnee/French/Scot. :evillaugh: A paternal relative spent 20+ years tracing our history (to the early 1500's); it's very interesting.
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Lousy stupid day, lousy stupid customers. **** all y'all. :mad:
A co-worker died yesterday after slipping and falling at home. RIP, Carl. :(
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:evillaugh: A paternal relative spent 20+ years tracing our history (to the early 1500's); it's very interesting.
I have my family genealogy going back until somewhere in the 17th century. There was a man named John in every generation of my family until Mom married Dad in 1968.
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My wife is Scottish. Her Grandparents came from Scotland. Maiden name is Gilroy.
My grandmother was born in N Scotland, and my grandfather near Manchester, England. They met when she was teaching at a girls' finishing school in England. Then emigrated to US in 1921, and my dad was born a few months later.
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I'm a day late:
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I have my family genealogy going back until somewhere in the 17th century. There was a man named John in every generation of my family until Mom married Dad in 1968.
I have a record of my paternal grandmother's ancestry dated back into the 1300s in Germany (Schoener) -- no idea who did it but it's extremely interesting. I wish I had my dad's history as well since our family name in German means "Count". Also my cousin has done a family history of my maternal grandfather's family back into the early 1700s when the original ancestor emmigrated from England for religious reasons (he was a Quaker). It was interesting to read about the family members (also Quakers) who were involved with the Underground Railroad that came through Philly.