General Chat

* crosses fingers ! *

Don't know if it is a local thing or not, but Bagwash was what we called the launderette .............. did Lottie work in one? :-)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

I'm around but will be in and out a bit, George

Hi Louise & Everybody...!!! I'm here.....**one sits quietly**

This has been bugging me all afternoon. Somebody is trying to get through urgently and I keep getting over and over again 'Lottie Bagwash, Lottie Bagwash'. I told them politely to go away and come back tomorrow because I had to make the beds, iron the school uniforms etc etc but they are still here. It rings a bell with me. It sounds like something out of a comic to me.

I'm here as always but only for a short time tonight.

me too xx

Well like the proverbial bad penny I've turned up again ........ must be your magnetic personality Louise!!!!!!!!! :-)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

sitting quietly. Daisy

That's good to hear Louise. Thanks very much for everything. Are they keeping you busy again? lol x lesley

Hi Lesley they are always happy in the spirit world especially if they have had a lot of pain and suffering. You are right - he is gone. I've got another one coming on now lol

Hi Louise (if you read this tomorrow ie Monday) I meant to ask you whether the person you contacted was alright. I never expected a message for me as such, I just wanted to know whether he was alright. I know that sounds odd and I know that you may not be able to answer this as the link has now been broken. x lesley

Honey :-) I think she's gone now! She wasn't originally planning on staying.

Sits quietly hoping I am welcome!! Anne :)

Just to fill everyone in about the poem. There was a poem written about this individual's tragic death.(the relation who died in France not my gg grandfather) The first letter of each verse of the poem spelt out his name and surname (which is he same name as my ancestor in the photograph) I never got to read the poem. It was found in a bible in a bookshop by someone on the internet and she posted a message. Unfortunately the bookshop was sold and a Bang and Olufsen was opened up in its palce, I don't know what happened to the bible or the poem. Hence the poetry connection! :-) Also the man in the photograph was my g grandfather. His son (my grandfather was called Robert as is my dad) Also forgot to say that Michael Alexandre was not just the informant of death but was the guardian of the hospital.

You're doing good sweets!! xx

thanks Louise, really enjoyed that, please keep this up, if you can

Thanks Louise (((((((Hugs))))))))

Bye Louise Well done Helen x

It's strange I've never wanted to know about my future. i always think the worse and put off thinking about it. This meakes me feel so much better. Thank you.