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Can you get those 'removal' orders up on Ancestry? If not where...

On the subject of squeaky beans.....they squeak when you chew them

.......and they go cold so quickly on your plate


On the Pope.......why cant he stay at a travel lodge like the rest of us! Or better still stay in Italy and pay for us to go see him....it would be cheaper ;)


Stab vests.........Im gonna need one of those when I hand out a couple of results this week

Getting worried... NO Renes,whats she up to?,gone too quiet.....Fret,worry.

Pass on the Removal Order.

But I could do with one for the large spider in my bath this morning,hate spiders and earwigs.

I have pancakes and maple syrup out ...... i put the word out on Sunday still stacks of pancakes left also litres of maple syrup and grilled sausages .... also tea (remember 1 bag = 6 cups)

Robert

Now one of us is off our trolly here

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1238242

Pass on the sausages Robert

Pancakes? I lurvvve pancakes. My OH makes super pancakes....Glad you reminded me about them Robert - may put in an order for tomorrow!



The Pope? Know exactly what you mean Fans.....even RC friends are not happy about it. Bit of a no win situation though I guess......folk want him to get about a bit but it costs! The security involved in protecting him must be a mega part of the total outlay. Our Trace does not come cheap y'know!

I'm a practising (yeah not perfect yet, still practising) Anglican so can understand to a degree how much his visit must mean to some but..........! Pope John Paul had more charisma than this one in my 'umble opinion.


Footballers? Paid far, far too much but where do we lay the blame??


HM? I have the utmost admiration for her, Prince Philip and Princess Anne. The rest I am not too keen on but I am a royalist at heart and don't begrudge a penny of whatever it costs me from the taxes to keep a royal family.

I have .........ahem.....[coughs discreetly behind hand.]....actually met and spoken with HM. I was invited to a luncheon at BP - to do with the charity work I've been involved with for many years. Okay.....it's all very what some may consider OTT, but I'll you something........it was an experience that will live with me for ever and one that money couldn't possibly buy. It's something you feel deep within yourself and I still get a 'tingle' whenever I think about it.........


Right.....have the grandkids all day .... cor, they can't 'alf eat! What to do this afternoon? er.........whatever we do it will involve money some way......duh.

Tomorrow morning will be Ulster fry with tea .... will dry out the teabag from today and should be able to get one more breakfast from them. I will do some pancakes for the "Huntress"

Robert

Hi All

Just read last three days or so - I see we went from freezing cup cakes - to the Pope - with small diversions in between - like numpty threads and halo polishing - some very good finds made - well done

and most importantly Breakfast

Robert I will have anything - with Maple syrup - flapjacks - ( not the oatmeal ones ) the pancake type - drop scones - infact any batter mix fried in pan - with Maple syrup

No Tea for me please - I am a black coffee - no sugar

My news is Monday hospital ( for OH) - Tuesday funeral - village ones are all the day sitting in house with deceased then mass then the carrying up to cemetery - above the village -
this morning Doctors for all the prescriptions - went into village at 8.00 am - got home at 11.45 am - but heard all the rest of the gossip - not covered yesterday

With regard to gardening and cropping vegetables - I would hate to boast BUT - I have asparagus - horseradish - leeks - potatoes - french beans - broad beans - extremely popular here cooked with little pieces of jamon - red peppers - green peppers- scotch bonnets- jalopenos - (red and green) onions - cherry tomatoes - large salad tomatoes - ( which I dry for the winter) italian long green peppers - also dried for winter - courgettes yellow and green - butternut squash - gherkins - beetroot ( which I pickle in a balsalmic/ and a vintage wine vinegar - which I made
fruit - cherries - mandarins - clementines - figs - grapes pomegranate - avocados - guavas - apricots - kakis -
olives ( for my own cold pressed extra virgin oil ) and mangoes - spanish kumquats

oh I forgot - snap peas - garden peas - and this year for first time PEANUTS

You can grow lettuces every day of the year here - it is called the Costa Tropical -

I have my very own green halo - for veggies and fruit

End of boast


Renes

Raspberries to you too Renes..

Did you note I was the only one to miss you??

The rest of em only pretend to care really,cant trust a one of em methinks...

Ooh we could make some real good curry with all those veg Renes

Fans...thanks for the help with the Parfitt thread...it helps when youre given the correct name

That said I think I found half the population of Wales while attempting to extract teeth.... oh well, it kept me out trouble

So Rene...you not opening your PMs then??? I did ask where you were!

Fans

I did notice - that it was only you - thats why I specifically mentioned Halos - seeing as you were the only one who gained one

I must say I loved the thought of freezing all those cup cakes -

Early last year I bought a case of large cup cakes at Makros in Norfolk - -to take when when visiting my son for my last couple of days - mixed choc - lemon - rasp and strawberry - all wrapped individually

When we had them - they were without doubt the best ever cup cakes I have ever tasted - the topping bit - was incredible - for a week after returning here - I was craving them - really craving

If I can get back Xmas - I am bringing two large boxes home with me -

Renes

Oh So Sorry Fansa but I dont have raspberries - but also forget to say I have 2 Nispero trees as well

Ginny

So sorry - my message box either does no show an envelope or shows one permanently - have now read you PM - so thank you also for thinking of me

Must remember to check messages when log on - irrespective of envelope - have not checked my emails proper either - log straight on to your thread - for my catchup

Renes

Ginny - removal orders - I found mine at the defunct familyhistoryonline.net - transcription of the basic details. Then I got a photocopy from the Wiltshire Records Office.

I think familyhistoryonline.net sold its stuff to FMP. A real loss. It was the collaborative effort of family history societies, which put up their transcriptions, and for something like 8p you could view a result from a search.

I didn't bother copying a lot of stuff, my Cornwall Bond ancestors going back to the 1500s ... or I did, then used it to print work on the back of and recycled it ... because I figured it would just always be there. Unfortunately, I don't think all of the records are available at the Cornwall OPC site, good as it is, so I'm kinda screwed and would have to do it all over again somehow. But I know I'm related to 007 -- or at least I'm truly part of the family he only claimed to be part of! -- so ... there. ;)

For the removal order, though, it was just serendipity. I put the names into the search engine at that site, and there it was. It wasn't until ages afterward that I found the parents' 1781 marriage at FreeREG, another bit of serendipity.

Ginny

what parish and date, name - do you have for the removal order- I will look I love parish records -

let me know


Renes

Well, Im leaving work and am going to TTF stuff in Sainsburys. Everytime I go they have moved my items somewhere else

Wish me luck

Good luck Ginns - I hate Sainsbury's - the Car Park is horrendous !!!

Can anyone help y little friend Michael in my absense ??

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1237963&jump=7212261#7212261

He is 'galloping ahead' like a newbie always does - he is doing well but going astray on the last generation !!

Thanks,

Dea x

Ginns,

I am told they move things around to make you look on all the shelves!!

Is that a pain or what ???

Personally, It makes me go elsewhere !!



Dea x

Moving items around regularly in retail establishments is done for a very good reason (For the retailer that is).

If a customer knows exactly where to look for the item they have come in to buy they make straight for where they believe it to be. Customers rarely notice anything else that they pass on the way. By moving the products location the retailer ensures that the customer notices at least one other item that is available which is now in the original items place. As the customer then searches for whatever it was that they came in for they then see numerous other items which they may previously have passed without even noticing them.

If the customer came in for a specific item then in most cases they will continue searching for that item until they find it. By the time they do they will have seen many other items and may well have been tempted to buy some of them as well.

Result, possibly an aggravated customer but usually, more money in the till which is what the retailer really wants.

Yes Jonesey - that's what they do !!!

Dea Xxx

P.S. I AM an aggravated customer !!!!!!!!

Dea Xxx

Soz....didnt 'refresh' when I posted my trip to Sainsburys.

Thanks for the removal info, I'm not sure it will do me much good as the person was Irish and in the poor house?

Jonesey.....thats why they dont put milk in the entrance to supermarket!

Dea I didnt know you shopped at Archer Rd Sainsburys!