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HST and Health Care
I guess we learn something new every day, but I think this takes the cake. I have attended foot care clinics in a variety of places from Charlottetown to Wellington to Summerside and until 25th February 2016 I have never … Continue reading
One Who Truly Cares –Follow Up
This is a follow up to my blog from yesterday 25th Feb 2016. While I do not have complete details or totals yet money is coming in at an amazing pace. I want to take a moment thank my friend … Continue reading
Posted in family
Tagged caring, fund raising, hope, love, Pulmonary Hypertension, Scotland, toronto, Wendy
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One Who Truly Cares
Fund Raising for Wendy and her Trip to Toronto for double lung transplant This is a quote from my daughter Susannah (AKA Budge) After 9 hours and twelve minutes today starting at 530am, going to work and getting back on, … Continue reading
Who Really Won the Second World War???
Its not a difficult question to answer if we look at the highways of the Western World today. Before the second World War British auto manufacturers were one of the largest in the World, we had a host of varied … Continue reading
Origin of the word Boycott.
The word boycott entered the English language during the Irish “Land War” and is derived from the name of Captain Charles Boycott, the land agent of an absentee landlord, Lord Erne, who lived in Lough Mask House, in County Mayo, … Continue reading
Posted in Belfast Social History, family
Tagged Army, boycott, crops, Irish, orangemen, police
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The King’s Colours are Showing.
This is the Coronated King who said he would support electoral reform during his election campaign. However, months later he stated he did not beleive in PR nor saw it as necessary. Well of course he’d say that, he won … Continue reading
Typical Belfast Weekend Circa 1950
In the days of my youth, growing up in Belfast my greatest memories were those of the weekends. Friday was payday, fish and chips for supper, best shirt and tie, money in my pocket and off to the local dance … Continue reading
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Tagged ance, church, cinema, dates, fish and chips, girls, pictures, walks
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Join The Navy & See the World
Many years ago I recall standing outside the Royal Navy Recruiting office at Donegal Place in Belfast. In the window was a tattered poster of a happy smiling sailor sitting on a camel with a pyramid in the background. The … Continue reading