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ohh, belinni head! Yikes Tracy! LOL you need a full recovery from that kind of night out! I do admire a woman who can give it her all though! hahahaha

Hope you are having a good week

hugs
Sharlene and molly muffin

Hi Tracy:
Just wondered how you have been. How is it going at work? Are you still scouting for Jack Russells online? Blessings
Patti

Sharlene trust me I suffered the next day for my partying, it was well worth it though, party started at 7pm and finished at 4.30 am :eek:

Patti - I'm doing fine, work is well just work it pays the bills. I'm not seriously looking for a new dog but if one catches my eye then I will happy as I think they pick us for their owners and not the other way round :)

I'm off to a very posh place tomorrow for dinner it's a castle oooh get me lol no it's Sorn Castle which is just outside my village it's beautiful and they are holding a fund raiser for the village and it's invited guests only and me and Marie got invited.

Wow that castle looks awesome, I just googled it!! How posh, what does one wear to a castle dinner?? :) Hope your feet have recovered from all that dancing as I think high heels would be a must! :D

I lived there for a year :D well not in the castle but in the grounds I rented a 14th century cottage for a year it was beautiful when I looked out my window I could see the castle. The family are very down to earth. Yes heels are a must and a dress I think, but looking forward to it. :) the resident family do a lot for the village and built a new school recently so goddess knows what this fund raiser is for :confused:

I would be too!! I bet they have bellinis!! :D I so loved all the history when I lived in the UK, visited all the castles and museums I could. We only have one castle that I know of in NZ, Larnach Castle and it is down south in Dunedin where a lot of Scotts settled when they emigrated. We had a conference in Dunedin years ago and the dinner was at the castle and we even had haggis that was marched in on its tray accompanied by bagpipers!

Sounds lovely. I love all the the castle and ruins that are around scotland we have loads. I was intrigued by the history of my village and the castle they are still very traditional and come to church every Sunday and they sing at the Xmas service, it's the son and his family that live there as there mother lives in a castle in England, they own most of the village and have a huge estate but although the speak very proper they drink in the local pub dressed in there finery, the wear plus 4,s and tweed jackets lol

You do have loads, gorgeous country! Ohhh I think you should wear a hat too!! The family sound like they do a lot of good work around your village, nice of them to do that. Wish I had a castle! I would fill it with hounds :D:D

Oh how very cool!!! I agree, googled your castle too!!! What a great history for the village and that the owners still do so much and participate and take their responsibilities seriously. That is rather admirable in it's way. It's quite beautiful. How neat to live there for a year!!!

Oh yea hat, heels, dress, go big darlin!

hugs
Sharlene and molly muffin

Hi Tracy:
I had seen this castle a long time back when you told me where you lived and I found your street. I also saw this majestic castle, just beautiful. I am so glad you get to go, I am sure you feel honored to be chosen. Blessings
Patti