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#22898 - 01/25/06 02:34 AM Re: Hello from United Kingdom
Dianne Queen of Shoes Registered: 05/24/04 Posts: 6123 Loc: Arizona	I apologize for being so late in welcoming you. I'm excited to hear about your life and country.
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#22899 - 01/25/06 04:18 AM Re: Hello from United Kingdom
Mountain Ash Member Registered: 12/30/05 Posts: 3027	O My such kindness.. I was born in 1946 so this year will be a special birthday.. Married with a daughter and son...Both as yet single and darlings. Love my country my church and my garden........ I write poetry and try to capture moments and experiences.I like reading and so admire those boomers who are in print... My working background was in education I miss being in the hub of a school/college but hold dear my new life as a home person...doing things at a slower pace.sometimes.so anyone do contact me for a chat..we will discover similar thoughts I am sure. Love from Scotland. Ash...
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#22900 - 01/25/06 07:03 PM Re: Hello from United Kingdom
Dotsie Founder Registered: 07/09/08 Posts: 23647 Loc: Maryland	Mountain, you're one of the boomers that turns 60 this year. Woohoo! It seems to be the big news for the past few weeks. I don't know what all the hype is. We're as young as we feel.
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#22901 - 01/26/06 08:41 AM Re: Hello from United Kingdom
NHJackie Member Registered: 09/22/05 Posts: 868 Loc: Merrimack, NH	Mountain, You and I have much in common. I will also turn 60 this year, am retired from teaching and have a wonderful son and daughter who are both still single. I've always wanted to visit Scotland, but haven't managed to get there yet. Maybe someday.
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#22902 - 01/26/06 08:47 AM Re: Hello from United Kingdom
Sandpiper Member Registered: 06/19/05 Posts: 1158 Loc: Kissimmee, Florida	Mountain, Welcome to the BWS boards. You've had an interesting, full life. Glad your Canadian friend sent you the URL to us. This is a wonderful online community. It is full of warm, caring, loving, funny, prayerful women who really care about others. It is truely addictive at times. Love flows easily here. So, sit back and enjoy being with us. Welcome! Sandpiper
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#22903 - 01/25/06 11:06 PM Re: Hello from United Kingdom
Mountain Ash Member Registered: 12/30/05 Posts: 3027	I am so glad I posted again and to those boomer sisters be assured that anyone who gets as far as Edinburgh....I will meet you in a tea room and say hello in person. My impression is that we are being through the net being allowed a chance to revisit the girls we were(and I know she is within us all) Today is a special day in Scotland Robert Burns Birthday is celebrated by Burn's Suppers He is our national poet..every time you sing Auld Lang Syne..you sing his words... At these suppers a format of toasts are followed by songs and poems The meal is of. Haggis Potatoes and Turnip(neeps) and a whiskey toast to The Lassies ...Rabbie was some man..... Has anyone heard of this....? Ash
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#22904 - 01/25/06 11:24 PM Re: Hello from United Kingdom
Evie Member Registered: 08/27/03 Posts: 791 Loc: Nipigon, Ontario Canada	nay.. but it sounds lovely except for the neeps - not my favoritest of vegetables!! and...um... what are Haggis Potatoes made of?? [ January 25, 2006, 03:25 PM: Message edited by: Evie ]
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#22905 - 01/25/06 11:35 PM Re: Hello from United Kingdom
yepthatsme2 Member Registered: 08/08/05 Posts: 816 Loc: Fredericksburg, Va.	So...will you be having Burn's supper today? Oh...no neeps for me. But, I'll take an extra helping of potatoes. The tea room will give me something to dream of...how nice. I would love to travel to Scotland.
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#22906 - 01/26/06 12:04 AM Re: Hello from United Kingdom
Mountain Ash Member Registered: 12/30/05 Posts: 3027	Neeps are turnips.preferably .swede mashed Haggis...oatmeal minced liver offal and onion boiled in a sheeps stomach,,NO KIDDING Scotland had many poor people despite castles and palaces in the past... There is a Burns poem To A Haggis recited by the host. it is central to a Burns supper. A piper pipes in before the woman(Poosie Nancy) who carries the cooked haggis in to clapping from the guests. A dagger is plunged into the Haggis... Fables about haggis being a bird circulate but my version is correct. No ..supper for me. I cooked haddock tonight.However my daughter is attending the supper at her place of work.
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#22907 - 01/26/06 12:12 AM Re: Hello from United Kingdom
yepthatsme2 Member Registered: 08/08/05 Posts: 816 Loc: Fredericksburg, Va.	Ash...I'll need to pass on the potatoes also. Minced liver and onion boiled in a sheeps stomach...no can do. Can do the haddock. I just adore bag pipes...could listen for hours.
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