Amy- I'm so glad you introduced the Wales Millenium Center to me. I'm unfamiliar with this place and I can't wait to do more research and learn more about this. Hope you're well this week. Cheers, -Thalia
I also had family that went to Boston and others to Canada. You would love Cork and the County… that whole South and South-West corner of Ireland is worth visiting. X
Many years ago I almost bought a cottage on Anglesey but the bank manager wouldn’t let me borrow £5000 to sink a well. I lamented the fact as I was still a student and doing three jobs to keep everything going. The Island is North Wales near Holyhead, amazing and full of ancient history and myths, poetry, song and magic. The cottage had a stone circle in the garden. It was a wrench to let it go. Glad you were exploring the Welsh bands! Thank you xxxx
Thank you Dwina. Most observers find it strange that I’m interested in Wales. I am not of Welsh heritage! As a side note, my paternal grandparents were from Queenstown, County Cork. They knew each other, but arrived separately (11 years apart) via steam ship to Boston. I’m currently investigating the lineage and hopefully can make the journey back in the near future. x
Of course you have Irish heritage… the way you write words and string sentences has a distinctive sense of the way literature is written in Ireland, the stringing of thoughts through an ancestral Muse. Some Irish families have Banshees that follow in the family and other have
I'm in. It's so very close to Liverpool and every time I'm there, I'm tempted. It might not happen -- I'm never willing to sacrifice time in my favourite city, so I will take you up on the offer to discover it through your voice.
Amy- I'm so glad you introduced the Wales Millenium Center to me. I'm unfamiliar with this place and I can't wait to do more research and learn more about this. Hope you're well this week. Cheers, -Thalia
I also had family that went to Boston and others to Canada. You would love Cork and the County… that whole South and South-West corner of Ireland is worth visiting. X
Oops it posted before I was finished… and some have Muses! Xx
Many years ago I almost bought a cottage on Anglesey but the bank manager wouldn’t let me borrow £5000 to sink a well. I lamented the fact as I was still a student and doing three jobs to keep everything going. The Island is North Wales near Holyhead, amazing and full of ancient history and myths, poetry, song and magic. The cottage had a stone circle in the garden. It was a wrench to let it go. Glad you were exploring the Welsh bands! Thank you xxxx
Thank you Dwina. Most observers find it strange that I’m interested in Wales. I am not of Welsh heritage! As a side note, my paternal grandparents were from Queenstown, County Cork. They knew each other, but arrived separately (11 years apart) via steam ship to Boston. I’m currently investigating the lineage and hopefully can make the journey back in the near future. x
Of course you have Irish heritage… the way you write words and string sentences has a distinctive sense of the way literature is written in Ireland, the stringing of thoughts through an ancestral Muse. Some Irish families have Banshees that follow in the family and other have
I'm in. It's so very close to Liverpool and every time I'm there, I'm tempted. It might not happen -- I'm never willing to sacrifice time in my favourite city, so I will take you up on the offer to discover it through your voice.