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Linds - you neeeds the air comditioners !!!

Dea xxx

Yes Dea I cant sleep when its hot

Hi can someone with Ancestry look this up for me please. there is a tree the Brien FT says Thomas Kilfeather DOB 1860 mentions a Francis Kilfeather and a Theresa McGoldrick

Want to see where they fit as maybe my OH's ancestors contact details for poster if possible or I could PM my email.

Thanks

Those 3 are the only Kilfeather's in the tree. The tree is unsourced. Theresa maiden name McGoldrick B 1840 UK, D 1907 Andersontown, Glasgow.

I have sent a PM to the person who has them on their tree here :-)

Linda, have you looked at that Ancestry tree by using Mundia (their FREE sister site?) http://www.mundia.com/gb/

MC just replied to your post on the dark side you have answered my question here :-)

I didnt know about this site OH is searching now.

So I thank you twice cos he will be busy for a while now and give me peace to watch tv :-D <3

Jonesey.

I didn't realise that it was as much as 40% !! That's a hefty chunk indeed.


I was once left about £5 in a will from someone who was a friend of my dad's. Know what I bought? A Dansette record player. The real thing in those days!!!


Night all.......here's hoping for a peaceful night........ :-S

Jonesey nearly missed your post. Thanks for that OH has those details was hoping they would have info on the Irish part ie births and marriages.
Oh well back to the drawing board.

Night night Cyns hope you both get a good sleep :-)

Mornin~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~



Whats in a flag :-S :-S :-S :-S


Oh dear :-0

Good morning all <3

Sorry, I can only offer a Continental breakfast today - no time to cook before they arrive..............

Help yourselves to fruit and cereals and I have set out some lovely fresh croissants and danish pastries.

Tea, coffee and juices on the worktops.

See you all later,

Dea Xxx

P.S. - Hope OH had a good night in his new bed !!

Dea Xxx <3

Cyn,

I also owned a Dansette record player in my youth, (Yes,I can remember that far back), bought for me when I was about 13/14. I had a rather eclectic taste in music back then. My first LP, which I still have, was Elvis Golden Records and my first 78rpm was Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue which I still think of as one of the most vibrant pieces of music of all time. When it came to pop music I preferred Tommy Steele to Cliff Richard which put me in a minority of one amongst my mates.

Through the years my musical taste has altered greatly. I have had an electronic period, Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis, Oldfield ect. A classical period, Beethoven, Prokofiev, and my all time favourite composer, Dvorak.

I don't listen to much music these days, probably due to my age I find that current "Music" is a bit of a misnomer, to me it just sounds like noise. If I play a Cd in the car it is most likely to be either Bob Dylan, John Denver or Cher which if anything must prove that my musical taste is still eclectic.

Tommy Steele, wasnt he the half a sixpence geezer!


My first album was Bat Out of Hell, Meatloaf, then I got into some heavy stuff :-0

I like Cat Stevens, T Rex and Plan B at the moment, ooh and a bit of Barry White :-D

Morning everyone! Late again...sorry :-(

Thanks Dea - I'm quite happy with a continental breakfast... <3


Jonesey. I can only remember the first record I bought with my very own wages.....Oklahoma - and that was because it was a bargain!

I was a Cliff fan........and then a Beatles fan. I was in Liverpool when they hit the big time and the girls at school were part of the screaming brigade! I used to go regularly past the Cavern when I started work in that part of town. Nostalgia eh?

I suppose we feel about our grandchildren's music today as our grandparents felt about ours.............eeeeeeekkkk!

I'm not a great listener to music in the house as I prefer listening to audio books, but I do tend to have Classic fm on in the car.


HH was quite a tear jerker this morning wasn't it? ;-)


OH and his bed???


You may well ask Dea.

He was too tired to play about with the controls last night .....

so

he slept very well in his original recliner which is now next to the bed... :-S


I give up sometimes...... I really do...... :-\

Must go - am taking my friend and my daughter out later......~~~

Gins,

Tommy Steele was Britain's answer to Elvis, well not quite but certainly that was what his manager hoped would be the case. He was certainly Britain's first Rock and Roll idol. He is multi talented and over the years has written and performed many different styles of music including Half a Sixpence.

I approve of Meatloaf and confess that I have never heard of Plan B, is that part of your diet?

Cyn,

I saw the Beatles perform live on 2 occasions. I say "Saw" because I never heard them play/sing above the noise of what you accurately describe as the "Screaming Brigade".

I had seen this mornings HH previously. A nice outcome for the lady from Birkenhead and another rejection for F & F.

The Half a Sixpence geezer???? Dear me, he did more than that......

Gins is making me feel old :-(


Wonder which bit of Barry White (whoever) she prefers??? :-S

Benjamin Paul Ballance Drew .....Plan B


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQjh9H-ymK4


Cyns

You mean all that faffin about and he didnt even sleep in it

:-0

Plan B, hope he gets better soon. ;-)

Here is one for you which is more to my taste:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fFMI5HXZ9I&feature=plcp

Mind you I am a bit biased as Faye is one of my granddaughters. It was produced as part of her "A" level.

Aww....thats really good Jonesey :-D


You really should tell her about walking out at night alone :-0