The first time my ex-husband came to my house my mum (having ascertained he wasn't the carpet fitter who was also expected that day) came and said to me "he's very tall and he has a briefcase." Think she was impressed.
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Originally posted by KatieMorag View PostThe first time my ex-husband came to my house my mum (having ascertained he wasn't the carpet fitter who was also expected that day) came and said to me "he's very tall and he has a briefcase." Think she was impressed.The mind is everything. What you think you become.
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Originally posted by barefoot View PostThey were farmers...more of a march I'd say...Dublin back then was a different place Katie.
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Originally posted by KatieMorag View PostI suppose it must have been more rural on the outskirts then. I would have been 3 in 1966 and my earliest memories of Dublin are of Cabra and Finglas and going to a seaside, I don't know which one. I do remember cows going past my aunt's house on the railway track in Cabra.The mind is everything. What you think you become.
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