Author Topic: COMPLETEDExciting Discoveries!! (Read 6617 times)

bwgan ceredig · « **Reply #18 on:** Monday 01 August 05 00:10 BST (UK) »

This is getting wierd

My husband loves war games, is fascinated by WW2, but is (as I think I might have mentioned

) totally unimpressed by family history

Do you think there ia a gene that brings female family history fans and nonpersonal history loving men together

Could be a scientific study here

Anyway, I am on a bit of a roll at the mo, so I don't care what he says.

Mustn't complain though...we were out in the car today and he was driving

and as we were going through a town of particular interest I asked if he would stop by the war memorial, as I am led to believe I have a relative named on it...he did drive by...admittedly at the speed of light so it was more a case of seeing the memorial...just...rather thn any actual names...but hey that is progress

:)Julie

goggy · « **Reply #19 on:** Monday 01 August 05 03:58 BST (UK) »

Hey,Hey,Ladie's!Pulleeeze!One or three Blokish bloke's are interested in the whole aspect of historical doing's.All the way back to the big bang era!!
Fair go ay?Goggy.

liverpool annie · « **Reply #20 on:** Monday 01 August 05 04:01 BST (UK) »

Goggy

You're one in a million - there isn't many men around like you!!

Annie

sestanley · « **Reply #21 on:** Monday 01 August 05 12:11 BST (UK) »

Hi Sue,
It was absolutely amazing to meet you and have a real time (((hug)))!!
What a heavenly day we had. I looked forward to this the whole time I was away.

If I had only known about Lloydy's rellies I would have most definitely have been happily roaming around Shocklach grave yard in the dark...After having three good sized glasses of Shiraz with my meal at "The Bull", I would have no doubt made some fascinating discoveries. I wouldn't have needed a torch either.

My heart is still in the green and leafy lanes of Cheshire, and always will be.
Thanks for all your kindness my friend.
Lots of love,
Susan xxx

Quote from: Su on Sunday 31 July 05 20:52 BST (UK)

Well done Jan, after trying to find them on the non existant 1841...which was disappointing for you.

You'll never guess what?

Last Monday I met (for the very first time) Susan from USA, in Tarporley, Cheshire, where we went grave hunting for her family, and while walking round arm in arm, she said, we had a lovely meal in a Pub in SHOCKLACH on Friday night !!!

I said Oooh! that's where Lloydy's rellies come from... I nearly said if I'd known I'd have asked you to take a look round the grave yard (by torch light) for the Challinors. She would have done it too.

I'm dead chuffed for you chuck !!!

lots of love
Su

mrst · « **Reply #22 on:** Monday 01 August 05 20:23 BST (UK) »

Julie
you are still one step ahead of me . Not only does my hubby loss the will to live at the mere mention of my project , he cant bloody well drive either . Humph again . Hope i dont get into trouble for bloody ! $:-\$

Goggy
of course you are not all bad and the big bang is a fair point . The hunter gathers and all that . Sorry if i hurt your feelings !

mrst

goggy · « **Reply #23 on:** Tuesday 02 August 05 02:49 BST (UK) »

G,Day Annie!
I really do appreciate those little 'stroke's'!Whether intended as such or not,those rolling eye's reminded me that I really must take my medication before tickling these 'ere ivorie's!!
Be well,Goggy.

goggy · « **Reply #24 on:** Tuesday 02 August 05 02:55 BST (UK) »

mrst,no offence taken,I didn't mean to imply o'wise,it's just my quirky sense of rumour.
Regard's,Goggy.

mrst · « **Reply #25 on:** Tuesday 02 August 05 15:19 BST (UK) »

no worries

mrst

jake · « **Reply #26 on:** Tuesday 02 August 05 20:16 BST (UK) »

well done blondie
thats what makes all worth while.
jake

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