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1. [Scot] Re: Animal friends. [1]
Elizabeth, we've been "down that trail" too many times ourselves. We sympathize. Jim and Sue
2. Re: [Scot] Brosi's Back [1]
Tell Brosi we have fresh kidney on fridays Are you treating her ? Elizabeth ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan Merkley" To: Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 10:30 PM Subject: [Scot] Brosi's Back > Dear Muff: > > Great...good...wonderful to hear that your sweet ball of fluff is back! Cats are such mysterious creatures; makes you wonder just what she was up to? > > I could hear your sigh of relief all the way to Ontario! > > Sue (where now a heat wave
3. Re: [Scot] Cyber party [1]
I've just put my lamb in the oven...you should smell the garlic in a few minutes. Dave's station has come and gone during the day (or at least my connection). Just got it back...Loch Lomond is now playing. This has been the strangest day here in Anchorage...started out just beautiful. About 2 hours ago, it started thundering...yup, you heard me correctly. The dog hasn't left my side since....thunder is very uusual in Anchorage. He probably has no idea what it is, and whether he should protect me, or I sh
4. Re: [Scot] Earl Marischal, Field Marshall,Lord Marshall [1]
------=_Part_939_7191720.1055026435261 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Becs This is the tailfeathers test that Muff asked me to try. Hope you don't mind your name being taken in vain. Joyce > -----Original Message----- > From: ednbec@msn.com (Becs) > Sent: Sat Jun 07 15:50:04 BST 2003 > To: GEN-TRIVIA-SCOTLAND-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Scot] Earl Marischal, Field Marshall,Lord Marshall > > > > Yes Thank you Mark... > Very informative... I'm printing it ou
5. [Scot] Party time! [1]
Seeing as I keep losing my connection, I'd better be quick. OK, I've done the fling, I assume that Muff has sung for us, and that Dave is providing ongoing music. So ...who's next on the entertainment list? Surely someone has a darn good yarn for us? After all the good food and fervent activity, it is well past time for us to take a bit of a break while we listen to a story! :o) Lyndall
6. Re: [Scot] REPLY Addressing [1]
Hi Susan, your e-mail program is working exactly like it is supposed to. Thanks for letting us know. Anyone else have something different? John Pflugerville TX USA ----- Original Message ----- From: Susan To: GEN-TRIVIA-SCOTLAND-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, June 30, 2003 3:55 PM Subject: Re: [Scot] REPLY Addressing I use outlook express and when I hit just the reply key it gives me the gen-trivia address. Might be something in your settings? Susan Steveson Independence MO Lacey
7. [Scot] Catching up [1]
Hello all, Having returned from our trip to Calgary and waded through the 656 e-mails in the inbox ( Phew) , I'm pleased to report that we have a new granddaughter named Jessica, born 5th June, weighing 8lbs 12 ozs. On the return journey we were able to stop in for a visit with Jessie and Malcolm, and spent a very enjoyable evening with them. I know Jessie has already posted about us being " almost related ", so I won't go into that again ! While scrolling through the messages that had accumulated, I noti
8. [Scot] name origin [1]
Does anyone know, or know where I can find, the origin of the name 'DOUGRAY'? I tried a search but just kept coming up with bios of the actor Dougray Scott. Reply off-list to katwood@chartermi.net Thanks so much
9. Re: [Scot] Party [1]
Jessie - A Happy Belated Birthday to you! Catherine Victoria BC Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: Jessie & Malcolm To: GEN-TRIVIA-SCOTLAND-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 5:49 PM Subject: [Scot] Party Hi everyone: Hope you are all getting geared up for the party on Saturday. Must tell you that we met up with Mary (McLaren) and her husband Ron on Friday evening when they stopped by for a visit. Not only the fact that the 4 of us are all from "Auld Reekie" (apologies to Jo
10. Re: [Scot] I name this child [1]
Think I've got you beat Joyce - I have 2nd cousins named Daigen and Kaylon (both male) and the #1 best choice - a great nephew named Camper - because that is where he was conceived. You just gotta roll with the flow :o) Maureen > Some people never think of the future when they name wee girls do they? >
11. Re: [Scot] Liz's wee friend [1]
Thanks Joyce. At 5 he sould have had half his life left...... Elizabeth ----- Original Message ----- From: "joyce cochrane" To: Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2003 8:03 AM Subject: [Scot] Liz's wee friend > Liz > I was very sorry to hear about your wee friend. It's like a death in the family isn't it? > Joyce > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.an
12. Re: [Scot] Re: GEN-TRIVIA-SCOTLAND-D Digest V03 #154 [1]
Thanks Elizabeth & Jim - LOL re the point about why the Scots make whiskey so well! If I have it right, the southwest portion of Scotland has a more moderate climate than the north and northeast. Any grapes there? How about the lowlands or borderlands? I've noticed a tendency to equate Scotland with only the Highlands - and that would be like equating the state of Missouri with the Ozark Mountains - there's a variety in both places. Sue Missouri - from mountains to rolling grasslands (and croplands) to fo
13. [Scot] Re: Tartans was- The cyber party's on!! [1]
Hi Lyndall Mistaken identity re. 'my Jack' and the "feathers" problem, I'm afraid , Jack has a computer phobia...he is of the opinion that one has to be able to type to play arround with these things.... :-)) I was very interested to read about your theories on tartans. I always had a liking for tartans even before marrying into a Scottish family. I grew up with a British Army Bandmaster for a father and in that context I was exposed to many of the different tartans in military parades, tattoos etc. I
14. [Scot] A plea [1]
Please ...I really would love to read a good story! Not only do I need some relief from all the dancing and gorging on wonderful food, but I'm being driven nuts be my connection continuously dropping out - so some light relief would be greatly appreciated. Where's Marg, and her wonderful stories about her mother/grandmother from South America? And Amber, and her delightful tales about constantly moving house? Or somebody? Please, pretty please, with bells on! Lyndall (who loathes the limitations
15. [Scot] Nanaimo Bars for Elizabeth [1]
For Elizabeth and anyone else who would like the Nanaimo Bar recipe. I hope you all enjoy them. THE ULTIMATE NANAIMO BAR Bottom Layer 1/2 cup (unsalted) butter 1/4 cup sugar 5 tbsp cocoa 1 egg beaten 1 3/4 cups graham wafer crumbs 1/2 cup finely chopped almonds 1 cup coconut Melt first three ingredients in top of double boiler. Add egg and stir to cook and thicken. Remove from heat. Stir in crumbs, coconut and nuts. Press firmly into an ungreased 8 x 8 i
16. Re: [Scot] Joyce's Birthday [1]
That reminds me of the Birthday cake made by my then 16 year old daughter for her older sister, who was in hospital. She made it in the form of a duck, and there were so many scewers holding it together, thaat we ended up eating crumbs. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nigel Drever" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 10:45 AM Subject: Re: [Scot] Joyce's Birthday > I remember constructing a cake for one of my nieces a few years back. It was sup
17. Re: [Scot] Help [1]
Digestive biscuits. Christine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nigel Drever" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 10:58 PM Subject: [Scot] Help > Help me out here folks--Elizabeth does not have graham wafers in her part of the world. Can anyone suggest a substitute? > > Catherine > Victoria BC Canada > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/
18. Re: [Scot] Re: Cyber party and getting to know the newbies/lurkers [1]
Hi Whatever is in a name.....today we have been part of the funeralof Marjorie Lilian Leitch, and altho i knew her well for 30 years o dont know her ancestors at all..... He rhusband was Reg and he died here in Aus about 11 years ago......Presume it is a coomon nam and there is no connection.... Elizabeth ----- Original Message ----- From: "Julie Quick" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 10:14 PM Subject: [Scot] Re: Cyber party and getting to know the n
19. RE: [Scot] Earl Marischal, Field Marshall,Lord Marshall [1]
I'm sure you've already looked here - but just in case http://www.clan-keith-usa.com/ or http://www.thekeithclan.com/ Several more if you do a google search for "clan keith"
20. Re: [Scot] Cyber Party Aftermath [1]
Joyce, Jim still has his eyebrows (I have seen him with them singed off, and only melted balls of hair for eyelashes - after a propane gas explosion with him trapped inside our truck camper - checking gas lines to the furnace for a leak ... with a match ... he found it :). But somehow he ended up with all the lovely curls shaved off his head (people are always asking him if he gets it permed -- unfortunately none of our kids inherited his curly hair). Now he is almost a skinhead - did you and Muff and Liz h
21. Fw: [Scot] Party time! [1]
Here is the story I sent to Lyndall and thought I was sending to all. I think I need sustance. Elizabeth is your lamb done! And where is Muff with the Salmon? Catherine Victoria BC Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: Nigel Drever To: Lyndall Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2003 4:22 PM Subject: Re: [Scot] Party time! Okay Lyndall, I have been browsing through a 30 odd year old book found among my m-i-l's effects. It is The Gazetteer of Scottish Ghosts by Peter Underwood. So if we are all ready f
22. Re: [Scot] Hello.... [1]
In a message dated 04/06/2003 10:18:32 Central Standard Time, ednbec@msn.com writes: Sorry, (Fitba) football what you would call soccer. Yes it was cold in the winter, not like Michigan though and not for as long. In the hills it gets cold, but just over from Gairloch, (the North West Highlands) there are Inverurie Gardens, ( Think its Inverewrie, where they have palm trees and other tropical planmts kept warm by the Gulf stream. Because it never really got hot, we never really knew we were cold. Th
23. [Scot] Leitch [1]
Hi - And Donovan - remember the Scottish singer of "Mellow Yellow" and such? He was Donovan Leitch, probably a cousin somewhere along the line, Julie! Or was that too long ago for you? 1960s and 1970s were his years, but I think he is still singing. Muff On Wednesday, Jun 4, 2003, at 13:20 Atlantic/Reykjavik, GEN-TRIVIA-SCOTLAND-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > From: "Eliz Cook" > Date: Wed Jun 4, 2003 12:56:00 Atlantic/Reykjavik > To: GEN-TRIVIA-SCOTLAND-L@rootsweb.com >
24. RE: [Scot] Party time! [1]
Bec? Sue? Lyndall wants a story and you're storytellers - how about a tale or two? SharonW -----Original Message----- From: Lyndall [mailto:lyfrah@bigpond.net.au] Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2003 4:36 PM To: GEN-TRIVIA-SCOTLAND-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Scot] Party time! Seeing as I keep losing my connection, I'd better be quick. OK, I've done the fling, I assume that Muff has sung for us, and that Dave is providing ongoing music. So ...who's next on the entertainment list? Surely someone has a darn
25. Re: [Scot] Help [1]
Yea, thy are different, but crushed work in Nanimo Bars, have used them! Dave, I lived dangerously with my tea after dinner tonight, had two digestives loaded with butter...but I behaved a bit.... I did use unsalted!! Christine ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 4:11 PM Subject: Re: [Scot] Help > In a message dated 04/06/2003 08:03:02 Central Standard Time, > cjjoud@rogers.com writes: > > > No they are differ
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