Well, I think i signed it even though I could not read it
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Thank you!! I told the cdr people before even my dad lool! It’s a big relief!
Congratulations!
What you have to remember is that England was invaded by France in the year 1066. And French words entered the English language way back then and probably before. France is only 20 miles (30km) from England across the sea. The two countries have invaded, fought and traded with each other for many centuries. The English language in England is influenced by our many invaders... and then we turned tables and explored newer nations like the USA and Canada.
French phrases, Latin phrases and words with roots in many languages have been part of spoken English for many centuries.
Thank you for this small history lesson! you seem to know a lot about Uk history, I bet you know « La bataille des plaines d’Abraham » that’s when UK destroyed Nouvelle-France and annexed us!!lol
Thank you! I had a plan b but hey I’ll take a! [emoji1]
Do we get an email from you afterwards?
I need to go to sleep but the hubby (Eric) got called out to work and Law and Order has sucked me in. I think it is season 1. I’m on episode 2.
Things like that happen in the CDR. Has the one-legged pirate made you a celebratory cocktail yet?
I hope your Dad knows now!
The history of the UK and Canada isn’t as widely taught or known as that with the other colonies. It’s something I have only scratched the surface of and that’s through researching my family tree and my own curiosity. (I have ancestors who ended up in Nova Scotia ... and it wasn’t voluntarily)
There’s an email with a link (a big red button) you must click on to confirm you want to sign the petition
Poor lad
That kind of thing is miserable at any age, but so hard for the very young who only understand the pain and discomfort. Big electronic hugs from me!
Good mornooning all!
JoesDad flies home today so he’ll be back this evening.
This Sunday is Mother’s Day in the UK and my children have announced they’re coming home to cook lunch for me Mothering Sunday is a church festival linked to Easter which is why it’s different to the day it’s widely celebrated elsewhere in the world.
We are temporarily an hour closer to the American continent, but our clocks go forward this weekend.
JoesDad flies home today so he’ll be back this evening.
This Sunday is Mother’s Day in the UK and my children have announced they’re coming home to cook lunch for me
Mothering Sunday is a church festival linked to Easter which is why it’s different to the day it’s widely celebrated elsewhere in the world. We are temporarily an hour closer to the American continent, but our clocks go forward this weekend.
You sound like me.Pssst..... I am always busy...... except when I am lazy, and I love to be lazy....
Will try when I am at home tomorrow because it won't allow me to sign now.
SnapThat sounds very like me
I will see if I can slip it into my luggage for him.
Congratulations.
Same here.
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