...because in 8 months I get to be with my second family again

Natisse said:

I think this is the first pic I've seen of you guys. You have a beautiful family.

...because in 8 months I get to be with my second family again

Natisse said:

the woman on the couch is so very beautiful




org note comming

luv4all7 said:

it's actually my best friend, her man and her children but they ARE a beautiful family

entertain the org with sharing someting full of meaning to you

a pic a thought, whatever

you could tell us all about it or not




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Mach said:

looks very much like the last soap's design

IrresistibleB1tch said:

how adorable...

Shanti1 said:

heaven is a nice wet dog nose!

home - The Glen (sorry theyre such crap quality)





I used to sit on a bench all the time where this photo was taken from

susannah said:

beautiful!!!!! where is that, hon?

Natisse said:

Home! Dunfermline. there this... ok story time:

At one point, around year 1000, the king lived not in London but in Sunny Dunfermline. You may have heard of King Malcolm and his wife Saint Margaret? The saint bit happened later - she was quite special because she was Catholic at a time when that was not a good thing! Theres a cave waaay down into the ground she used to go into to pray, you can still go down

So anyway, they lived in the Palace, still there as a ruin, with all these (pics) lands around it. The Abbey there is just as old.

Andrew Carnegie, big shot entrprenuer circa 1870s or something like that, but Dunfy Native(I believe he made his millions through slavery, but gave them all back to the people with places like carnegie hall, which exists in Dunfermline and New yerk - we also have libraries, swimming pools, parks...), bought all these lands and lived in a little house on them. When he dies, it was gifted to the town, as was everything else he did, and lo and behold,we now have this massive and extremely beautiful park to wander in, with palaces and abbeys and the graves of countless important people, including King Robert the Bruce (have you seen Braveheart?!)

sorry, I do rabbit on, but Im homesick! And I know youre almost as much of a history geek as me

I will of course take you if you'd like... no pressure now!
[Edited 9/13/06 2:35am]

susannah said:

I would really really love to see it on the Sunday... what do you think?

Natisse said:

Yay!! I get to go home!

most defintely honey, you would love it As long as its a nice day though cause its so depressing in the grey!