I dont know if your nan had Irish heritage like me! Have to say since I came here in 1983 after meeting my English husband I felt so welcome and though I missed my mum I wouldnt want to live anywhere else.
I don't buy from Amazon. I walk dogs, cut lawns, saw, chop and stack logs then exercise. I bought Mrs P an ipad and we have a joint current account, Delivery drivers arrive with all sorts
Yes it’s a bit like eBay, one search turns into a shopping spree lol
Since my niece moved in next door she gets her parcels delivered here too. Hers plus mine the Hermes guy is here so often he's thinking of renting a room!I don't buy from Amazon. I walk dogs, cut lawns, saw, chop and stack logs then exercise. I bought Mrs P an ipad and we have a joint current account, Delivery drivers arrive with all sorts
I don't really care too much what gets bought as long as the numbers add up/stay in green on my spreeadsheet each month
Hi, no she was very much English however she married a “Murphy” so there is a little Irish connection. My nan from my dads side of the family was the daughter of an American and Navarro Indian, she was adopted and bought up in England. When I was a young girl I had very long dark straight hair and looked a bit like a little red indian, minus the feathers and moccasins
I was at a neighbours last night, we had a get together to say good bye to a neighbour who is moving, during the evening shopping was discussed, as I am one of only a few people where I live that works full time my neighbours often take in parcels for me, this was mentioned and one of them said, “ I see a delivery man approaching, my heart sinks and I think what has my wife bought now, then sigh with relief when they say the parcel is for Jayne, will you take it”
The good thing about amazon is they package everything so well it is impossible to hide the evidenceI was at a neighbours last night, we had a get together to say good bye to a neighbour who is moving, during the evening shopping was discussed, as I am one of only a few people where I live that works full time my neighbours often take in parcels for me, this was mentioned and one of them said, “ I see a delivery man approaching, my heart sinks and I think what has my wife bought now, then sigh with relief when they say the parcel is for Jayne, will you take it”
I don't buy from Amazon. I walk dogs, cut lawns, saw, chop and stack logs then exercise. I bought Mrs P an ipad and we have a joint current account, Delivery drivers arrive with all sorts
I often think they try to off load their packaging to us, I have often had something the size of a postage stamp in a box big enough for a pair of shoes, filled with those air filled pockets and brown paper!!!!The good thing about amazon is they package everything so well it is impossible to hide the evidence
It’s just a family party but a few of us. Our autistic eldest struggles with anything too big and needs to know everyone well anD even then has issues. His uncle OHs brother and partner are coming and staying as is our youngest, plus partner and puppy. Should be fun.
It sounds like you were (and look like) the very pretty Pocohontos (? Spelling) which is so special. I think the Murphy influence on your nan gave her lots of sayings I would recognise. Its lovely we are all so different.Hi, no she was very much English however she married a “Murphy” so there is a little Irish connection. My nan from my dads side of the family was the daughter of an American and Navarro Indian, she was adopted and bought up in England. When I was a young girl I had very long dark straight hair and looked a bit like a little red indian, minus the feathers and moccasins
You need an IP
