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Morning Trace


Your not the only one

ja...x

Thanks Ja.....x

I wonder if the Canadians have to type in the dark too?

LOL


T x

Thank you for the offer of breakfast Robert...

Could I just have the bananas and pancakes please, and what is 'cream of wheat' ???.... Something like Porridge perhaps ??

Dea x

Haahahahahaha sooooooo slow.


Gonna make the bed. Voluntary job. Lunch. Hairdressers. Tesco. Ironing. Back when?????


Keep searching.


Meanwhile, I will post another shortly.

Here 'tis.

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=382789


Rather confused poster methinks.


Morning all. Thanks for brekkie Robert.

Ha ha ha ha.......who's this Brian numpty then!

Oh dear,

Thats made me smile! I wonder if there is a very explosive combination there... maybe Maureen has gotten some of her facts wrong and maybe one of the people mentioned is related to Brian, and he's gone on the defensive??

Funny tho!

T x

Youre back then...........glad to see the weather is nice after the bank holiday!

At work today.

If anyone noticed the a forlorn woman in the middle of the sun in the sands roundabout this morning it was me. OH ran out of petrol on a busy roundabout as we came off the A2. I was worried I was going to get flattened. How embarrassing.

Hahaha,

Did he manage to turn it around and blame you for borrowing the car last and not putting any petrol in it? (i know mine would have!)

Anyone fancy a stab at this one....

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1238066&jump=7209463#7209463

There's something not right about it all.


T x

Cynthia the huntress has a nice ring to it don't you think

And in answer to a couple of questions above

Cream of Wheat consists of farina, or meal made from wheat. Originally described as made from the first roll, or best cut of wheat, it became very popular as a healthy, hot and wholesome grain food based in part on its white color. Throughout most of the 1800s, white bread had been expensive and only for the wealthy. Grain manufacturing advances had recently made white bread less expensive and people were buying it as a middle-class status symbol as much as for its soft, doughy texture. Cereals at the time were made from whole grain porridge. They were cooked all night and were light brown in color. Cream of Wheat's white color fed into the public's image of white grain foods as a status symbol of comfort, plenty and middle class. It was not until later in the 1900s, after Americans had consumed years of white-flour foods instead of whole-grain foods, that health professionals began to link the loss of whole grain in the diet caused by over consumption of white-flour products to a host of health issues such as obesity and heart disease.

Read more: What Is Cream of Wheat? | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/about_5114764_cream-wheat.html#ixzz0yBNdzWD2

and in Canada we type at night by candlelight ... pain in the a** however getting the wax off the keyboard afterwards

Robert

Have had a look at that thread for you Tracey and think I have come up with something.

Dea x

I do so like your sense of humour Rob...

Should make my shopping for food (soon,maybe ?)a little less irksome if I think of some of the things people come up with on here...

Can just see you popping into Tesco's for some Cream of wheat Fans....lol

Must let you know Rob that Fans lives in Wales......and is handy with an axe. Have you ever seen the national costume for Wales? Try this link......she's the 2nd picture down on the right hand side.

http://www.museumwales.ac.uk/en/273/





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Going to get my hair cut!!

hahahaha, Cyns ruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun !!

I saw your help Dea, and i appreciate it! Looks like you have added another puzzle piece.

I'm still not too sure i have added the right 1901 family yet tho :-(


T x

Me, Trace and Dea..........

Pat pat polish

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1238066&px=0

Well done girls

Just been on a trip down memory lane, when we did'nt have so many fast food resuarants.

Pizzaland was mentioned in a post and reminded me of scooting on the tube to the west end in my lunch hour (must have been extended) and having a couple of slices with a jacket pot and coleslaw.

That then took me onto Wimpy Bars, what a treat wimpy and chips, whipsy and knickerbocker glory on a plate and real glass sundae dishes.


I know Wimpy is still going and most of them seem to be in my area, but not the same as the old days


ja...x

I do hope you have bought yourself a plot in the local churchyard Cyn...You may need it sooner than you thought when I come through Wigan .....

Mere childs play Gins,mere childs play.
Now for a real grown up search and find you need to check some of my replies to people...
Like the one of finding the birth reg of someone under an unknown Surname 30 yrs after it was originally being sought after by the poster??Found in 30 mins...!

But good work all the same ladies.

Cyn does the best job of polishing Halos I reckon as she seems to be forever cleaning something.
Hand her yours and the other 2s and they should come back all shiny and new looking..

We've got a wimpy here...I dont go of course

My older sisters used to go to Milk Bars and a Sasperella Bar

Sure Ive spelt that wrong......

ooooh Ginny won't do Wimpy, most of it has faces :( and the rest is fairly inedible.

I remember Wimpy :) I used to go to Wimpy on a Sunday after we went swimming, then we'd pop to the shop on the way back from the bus stop and get a from calipso drink (triangular shaped) and suck it all the way home (and then get an orange tongue)

Now then how do i get my halo off my neck? It slipped many a moon ago and i've kinda got used to it there....

T x