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Will It Ever End???
As I sit here this morning listening to the radio advising motorist to stay of the roads, RCMP reporting whiteouts, Government garage reporting plows are off the roads until the wind drops. It seems like an never ending story of … Continue reading
Posted in family, veterans
Tagged brown paper bag, Caroline, Charlottetown, Christmas, more snow, mystery pint?, Phone Co, Rustico, santa, snow
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Booking Seats for the Irish Children.
I read an article in today’s paper about Alison Redford former Premier of Alberta. Alberta’s auditor general found “false passengers” booked on some government flights so the then Premier could fly alone. It reminded me of an event I had … Continue reading
Posted in Belfast Social History, family
Tagged Belfast, block, Charlottetown, children, church, cogregation, Dublin, flights, four weeks, Glasgow, greed, Jehovah Wiotness, Seats, trans atlantic, travel agent
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Veterans Affairs & Michelin Warranty
It seems I may have run into what we are being told by Fantino is better service than when the local Veteran offices were open. For those who have never seen the Charlottetown Veteran Affairs Building, it is a huge … Continue reading
The Count Down Almost Over.
Today is the beginning of the Thanksgiving Long Weekend and the last weekend in our old Ebenezer home. We will begin the final move next week on the 15th 16th October and I think it will be a very emotional … Continue reading
Posted in family
Tagged Charlottetown, daughters., dogs cats, Ebenezer, heaven, horses, Hunter River, millvale, rusty chevs.fords moving, stallscars British cars, stars, thanksgiving, wheatley river
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The Young and the Old, Part Two
I never fail to be impressed by the internet, I can’t begin to understand how it works but it must surely be one of mans greatest inventions. In October last year a boyhood friend from Belfast arrived in Charlottetown via … Continue reading
Posted in family, soccer, veterans
Tagged 41st, 60 nyears on, amazing memories, Belfast, billy kirkwood, boys brigade, captain wilson, Charlottetown, cruise line, football, hillman street, Ulster
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The Rary Bird & and the Turnip Field
Sorry, there are no photo’s available of Rary birds, have to use a parrot!!! A man walked into a pet shop to buy a parrot, I’m sorry said the owner I’m all out of parrots but I do have this … Continue reading
Posted in Just Fooling
Tagged Arcadia, Belfast, Bobby, Charlottetown, Denis, Linda, Margaret, Northern Ireland, reunion, RUC
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Arsenal Win!!!!!
Wow!!! The good old Gunners won today, they defeated Swansea 2-0 at Swansea. Still hanging in at fifth spot in the league. They have to make into fourth soon in order to have a place in the European Champions Cup … Continue reading
Posted in soccer
Tagged Arcadia, Belfast, Bobby, Charlottetown, Denis, Linda, Margaret, Northern Ireland, reunion, RUC
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The 17th March is just around the corner
It is nearing the time of year when local newspapers have nothing better to say and do than place a photo on their front page of a barmaid holding a pint of green beer. This is their insipid way of … Continue reading
Posted in family
Tagged Arcadia, Belfast, Bobby, Charlottetown, Denis, Linda, Margaret, Northern Ireland, reunion, RUC
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Abortion in Ireland
Not sure I have a particular stand on this subject, I do believe an abortion should not be carried out merely for convenience or as a form of birth control. I know as a man, abortion is not something I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Belfast Social History, family
Tagged Arcadia, Belfast, Bobby, Charlottetown, Denis, Linda, Margaret, Northern Ireland, reunion, RUC
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A 60th Year Reunion
Yesterday, Sunday 7th October the cruise ship MV Arcadia docked in Charlottetown for the day. Aboard were Bobby Weir and his wife Margaret. Bobby lived in the house opposite me on Ewarts Row in Belfast, Northern Ireland, back in the … Continue reading
Posted in Belfast Social History, family
Tagged Arcadia, Belfast, Bobby, Charlottetown, Denis, Linda, Margaret, Northern Ireland, reunion, RUC
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