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That was a very lucky find at the used book store!
I didn't bring Petticoat Tails or Scotch Shortbread into the office (with my huge Lion Rampant flag) this year for St. Andrew's Day, because that day was Sunday. I hope you celebrated appropriately. (Not that the Scots ever celebrated St. Andrew's Day -- it's just a good excuse for a dram. Kind of like green beer on St. Patrick's Day.)
posted by highland65 at 2:37 pm (EST) on Dec 1, 2008
Can you kindly tell me who in your family has Handbook for Travelers in Scotland, and how he/she acquired it?
I'm fascinated that someone else has that book. Mine was passed along from my great-grandmother (a Scot) and her Polish husband.
posted by highland65 at 7:58 pm (EST) on Nov 23, 2008
also, i love you for showing me this site.
also, also, i love you because you are the coolest chick in brooklyn.
testifying the love,
jude
posted by visibleroots at 5:43 pm (EST) on May 23, 2007