CygnusX1 wrote:you guys......and i thought I HAD ISSUES! LOL
The shirt I'm wearing right now... on the front it reads, "You think I've got issues?" And on the back it reads, "This guy has issues!" and then has the Glenn Beck TV show logo.
I live here in Redruth. A small town with tin mining history and little else.
I found a pic of our small town center that is bulit upon a hill although the pic doesnt show how high and steep it becomes...
I ask you to spare a thought as I'm delivering up and down the town tomorrow (including 'Trevithick's Cornish Pastie shop where the green sign is on the left ) and it's a pain if I'm out late and the shops are open. Thank Ged I only do this round one day a week.
LisaBug2112 wrote:Very nice pics from all, i have none & do not know how to post even if i did lol. I really LOVE those Scotland pics, the Architecture in your town is very beautiful. I have a friend that lives in Scotland, around Bonnie, have known him for almost 8 years now. We have sent packages to each other of stuff from our countries etc. He has called me a few times as well lol, i love the Scottish accent, but hard to understand at times. I want to send him another package or Parcel as you all call them soon, but do not know what to put in it this time. He says he wants sweeties, but we have so many to choose from here lol. I have always loved Scotland, i do have a little Scottish in me, i am hoping to visit one day, i really want to see some real castles.
And now on to the Kilt topic My friend says they are the most itchy & uncomfortable things on earth. He does not even own one, they are used kind of like Tux's are here i nthe US. You rent them if needed for a special occasion, like a wedding or dance etc. So not many actually own a Kilt now days.
awww you would love Scotland......and if you ever do make it here my home is your home......and I would love to show you some of my Scotland
as for your friend....tell him to get a bit Scottishness in him ....actually the kilt is making a bit of a comeback here......and I have to admit I love a man in a kilt
) and it's a pain if I'm out late and the shops are open. Thank Ged I only do this round one day a week.
My friend says they are the most itchy & uncomfortable things on earth. He does not even own one, they are used kind of like Tux's are here i nthe US. You rent them if needed for a special occasion, like a wedding or dance etc. So not many actually own a Kilt now days.
....actually the kilt is making a bit of a comeback here......and I have to admit I love a man in a kilt 
