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Offline babyboomer

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Re: Prendergast
« Reply #18 on: Thursday 19 October 06 06:43 BST (UK) »
Hey Goggy, It was wonderful to see the old cottage it is a bit more modernized and probably worth a fortune now but the ivy growing up the wall which my mum talked about when a little girl was still there and the farm in the fields where she had to go for milk. the Top Lock Pub where my grandfather must have had a pint or two, I sat inside and just had the feeling of closeness of belonging. wish he could have walked in the door we could have sung a few Irish songs.........

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Re: Prendergast
« Reply #19 on: Thursday 19 October 06 15:02 BST (UK) »
baby boomer,you know,I feel really happy reading that,there's so little coming out about these b***g*rs!
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Re: Prendergast
« Reply #20 on: Saturday 25 November 06 02:53 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: goggy on Thursday 19 October 06 04:19 BST (UK)
Billiejo.
Come in,have a chair,the kettle's on.Now,when your'e comfy,can you explain why a PRendergast suddenly becomes a PEndergast,or any of the other versions or abbreviation's of the name!!
              Goggy. ;) ;D
Geeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!
A blast from the past!! Magnified visions of a trip to the infirmary...Both hands inflammed...wow!  Red welts up to elbows.  Before I knew it was dislexia. The teacher with the leather belt would never know.
And here was I living on cloud nine. Thought I had climbed the mountain. SAD.
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