This one's for Ashley - if you can understand this one I'll buy you a drink!!! ;)
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Musings on our world [and my tiny world] from a Scottish quine living in America.
My New Orleans Blog
About Me
- Cursed Tea
- I'm a Scottish quine fae the North East of Scotland, married to a wonderful American from Indianapolis. Right now we are in N'awlins and are loving it [definitely beats the 6 years in Ohio!!]
Blog and website links
My blog and website links are on my other blog
"Nawlins"
my information highway wanderings
- a brit different
- a very cool idea for a blog!
- apophenia
- besom abroad
- Best Blog Site
- Bill Moyers
- blether with brian taylor
- cogitamus
- drinking liberally
- Expat Blogs
- expat women
- Grist
- Harpers
- Hilarious Scottish Website: First Foot
- Iain Macwhirter Now and Then
- Island Life
- jeanette winterson
- Jenny Diski's blog
- macnumpty
- my bit of earth
- My Mum's blog - in DORIC!!
- National Trust St Kilda Site
- Nick Robinson - BBC Political Editor blog
- NO Quarter
- Not Saussure
- not wrong just different
- Ootlins
- Raising Yousuf
- reflective pundit
- sara wanderer
- Scots and Independant
- Scottish Blogs
- Small Nation
- Small Nation
- St Kilda : A European Opera
- Temperama - guardian journo
- The American Prospect
- the scottish patient
- war and piece
- what do i know?
3 comments:
OK. I give. I tried for 3 days...I get most of it. My Czech wife, who learned English in Glasgow, claims to be able to understand the whole thing, yet she won't translate it to me.
I think she's lying.
I, OTOH, admit defeat.
In the words of my favourite Irishman, Father Jack: "Feck, Arse, Drink".
Aww Ashley sounds like you've been tortured!!! I'll buy you a drink for your troubles - sometimes the fog of alcohol improves the understanding!!!
(he's my favourite Irishman too!!!)
LOL- loved it! Reminded me of when my brother suffered the same fate. We were playing Knights with our cousins out near their shed, "l crown thee Sir...". Anyway my wee cousin, same age as brother, 5 l think, dropped the axe- arghh. l cringe just thinking about it. I ran to get the Mums and he went to hospital. He survived and got away with stitches. Needless to say he has had to live with the jokes from family since. Dear God- an axe in the heed!
bests and hope you're doing well.
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