... I voted for and I'm curious who everyone else here has voted for/will vote for. You can only vote once and will need to register but I suggest voting. And where can you vote? http://scotland.stv.tv/greatest-scot/vote/ Now excuse me while I look at the list and almost feel ashamed I voted with fangirlish thoughts instead of history nerd thoughts. Especially given that I may get a degree in ...
...'t. Probably. I try not to hate, it leads to the dark side. 5: Type in "[your name] goes" or "..has gone" in Google search: "Over the past few years Heather has gone abroad touring in Australia, Scotland and Wales." I'd love it if this were true. "Heather has gone on a haunted hayride with Didine" I don't know Didine is, but that person must be someone very special if they could talk me into ...
... a lesser position at work. I'm also getting ready to move to Scotland. Well before the end of 2010 I should be living in Edinburgh and .... Today I did his laundry and boxed it up to meet him in Scotland. He's flying out out Monday and should be at his sisters Tuesday. .../min phone calls. It should be much much cheaper to call him in Scotland. The current time frame for my move is ASAP. Cian needs to ...
...Brazil. He jumped down into the sea where he was just found by Remus, who went out looking for him in a magically controlled rowboat, which may or may not be more pleasant than swimming to Scotland in early February. Table of Contents and Summary So Far Sirius wasn't aware of any less sea-jostling inside the boat than their had been outside, but Remus at least kept them dry until they ...
... short film on the history of the jacobites and the residents of urquhardt (which, we discovered later, is the family of one of brian’s co-workers! and, yes, in that “oh our family has a castle in Scotland but they got kicked out of it” kind of offhand way of someone who had no idea how neat it was!) before grabbing a quick bite to eat and moving onward to the castle. What once must have been an ...
...10 am and the day trip planned was roughly 5 hours long. We made it with a bit of time to spare, and decided to wander about for an hour or so. Brian was hoping to find a kilt while in Scotland, and it quickly became our quest to get him set up with the entire outfit – accessories and all! Before we left for our trip, we found a beautiful little place that had nice kilts and scored a great deal on...
[So, honestly, Scotland has no idea where the hell he is. None at all. All he knows is that he digs it, because his room was fully stocked with Irn Bru, which he is currently sitting in the living area with, cool as anything, in his kilt. Feel free to come in and interrupt his mindless drinking/stare at the man in the skirt, whatever. If you have boobs, he'll let you say anything.] Oy! Where...
... when we arrived. one thing we KNEW we had to do, though, was to get from wales to inverness, scotland. i'd booked a day-long tour for us centered around loch ness and was quite terrified we'd miss it... one end of a very long platform with 2 suitcases and backpacks. see, on the "calcedonian sleeper train" to scotland there's only ONE car that has seats. and that's all the way at one end of the train...
Back from Glasgow, hitting RP tags now and catching up. Too many LJ entries to review, though--please let me know if there's something important to see?
