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Originally posted by Molson:
Hi PEGGY G. We're getting the same kinda weather as you. Hope we all get some nice hot stuff soon, We could do with a heatwave. It's seems to have been such a long driech winter By the way I noticed in another thread you thought I was a guy I'm female & in my 70's Senior Citizen or much recycled teenager

I was never sureof your gender. Having a glass of beer as your avatar and calling yourself after beer, well what are we to think...

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Originally posted by Muggy1:

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Originally posted by Molson:
Hi PEGGY G. We're getting the same kinda weather as you. Hope we all get some nice hot stuff soon, We could do with a heatwave. It's seems to have been such a long driech winter By the way I noticed in another thread you thought I was a guy I'm female & in my 70's Senior Citizen or much recycled teenager

Hi Molson. Let's got for the "much recycled teenager"! Take care.

Hi Muggy I agree with you, "recycled teenager" sounds good, It doesn't make you feel quite so old

Hi chobo, I know . Molson certainly doesn't sound very feminine. . I don't if you read my explanation about it or not,but I chose that name 'cos of my wee dog who died suddenly,from an enlarged heart,at the tender age of 5years, & yes it also came from Canadian Molson beer. I'm quite partial to drinking that when I'm visiting relatives in Canada.I'm also delighted that you picked up on that, no one else has,unless they just haven't mentioned it, You've certainly cheered me up tonight. Thanks. Have a good night

I love the much recycled teenager...will have to remember that one.

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Originally posted by Molson:
Hi PEGGY G. We're getting the same kinda weather as you. Hope we all get some nice hot stuff soon, We could do with a heatwave. It's seems to have been such a long driech winter By the way I noticed in another thread you thought I was a guy I'm female & in my 70's Senior Citizen or much recycled teenager

You're right Molson, but I realised after reading other posts from you that I'd made a mistake However, i really did think you are much younger than you are
More black clouds here this morning, hope the rain holds off. Can't wait for a heatwave.

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Originally posted by Molson:
Hi chobo, I know . Molson certainly doesn't sound very feminine. . I don't if you read my explanation about it or not,but I chose that name 'cos of my wee dog who died suddenly,from an enlarged heart,at the tender age of 5years, & yes it also came from Canadian Molson beer. I'm quite partial to drinking that when I'm visiting relatives in Canada.I'm also delighted that you picked up on that, no one else has,unless they just haven't mentioned it, You've certainly cheered me up tonight. Thanks. Have a good night

I've never tried it but heard good things about it. I live in Boddingtons country!

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Originally posted by chobo:

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Originally posted by Molson:
Hi PEGGY G. We're getting the same kinda weather as you. Hope we all get some nice hot stuff soon, We could do with a heatwave. It's seems to have been such a long driech winter By the way I noticed in another thread you thought I was a guy I'm female & in my 70's Senior Citizen or much recycled teenager

I was never sureof your gender. Having a glass of beer as your avatar and calling yourself after beer, well what are we to think...

To me it's a glass of wine!

It's a bloomin' big 'un! Have you got hollow legs then?

I thought it was Diet Coke

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Originally posted by chobo:

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Originally posted by Molson:
Hi chobo, I know . Molson certainly doesn't sound very feminine. . I don't if you read my explanation about it or not,but I chose that name 'cos of my wee dog who died suddenly,from an enlarged heart,at the tender age of 5years, & yes it also came from Canadian Molson beer. I'm quite partial to drinking that when I'm visiting relatives in Canada.I'm also delighted that you picked up on that, no one else has,unless they just haven't mentioned it, You've certainly cheered me up tonight. Thanks. Have a good night

I've never tried it but heard good things about it. I live in Boddingtons country!

Hi Molson. I hadn't read the explanation of why you were called that until now. I too at first thought Molson sounded masculine. But to be called after your dog who died - that has made me feel sad for you. Poor little dog. I'd never heard of Molson beer - my favourite beer is Batemans (Lincolnshire brewery). Is Molsons available over here?

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Originally posted by chobo:

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Originally posted by Molson:
Hi chobo, I know . Molson certainly doesn't sound very feminine. . I don't if you read my explanation about it or not,but I chose that name 'cos of my wee dog who died suddenly,from an enlarged heart,at the tender age of 5years, & yes it also came from Canadian Molson beer. I'm quite partial to drinking that when I'm visiting relatives in Canada.I'm also delighted that you picked up on that, no one else has,unless they just haven't mentioned it, You've certainly cheered me up tonight. Thanks. Have a good night

I've never tried it but heard good things about it. I live in Boddingtons country!

Hi chobo Molson's is a very pleasant drink,you don't realise that you're drinking alcohol. 'til you try standing up after a few. & in the warm Canadian sunshine,I tend to drink a little more than I should (maybe !!! but I can handle it ) It's so refreshing. . My hubby says that Boddington's is good too. Take care

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Originally posted by PeggyG:

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Originally posted by chobo:

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Originally posted by Molson:
Hi chobo, I know . Molson certainly doesn't sound very feminine. . I don't if you read my explanation about it or not,but I chose that name 'cos of my wee dog who died suddenly,from an enlarged heart,at the tender age of 5years, & yes it also came from Canadian Molson beer. I'm quite partial to drinking that when I'm visiting relatives in Canada.I'm also delighted that you picked up on that, no one else has,unless they just haven't mentioned it, You've certainly cheered me up tonight. Thanks. Have a good night

I've never tried it but heard good things about it. I live in Boddingtons country!

Hi Molson. I hadn't read the explanation of why you were called that until now. I too at first thought Molson sounded masculine. But to be called after your dog who died - that has made me feel sad for you. Poor little dog. I'd never heard of Molson beer - my favourite beer is Batemans (Lincolnshire brewery). Is Molsons available over here?

Awww Thanks Peggy G. I still miss him terribly.I had only just joined the forum a couple of days after he died,so I was feeling really sad,& it just seemed the right thing to do at the time.I don't think you can get Molson's here now. My Son-in- Law (who is also partial to it ) found it in a pub in London, but we tried to get him some for his birthday just last week & apparently they have stopped importing it so if anyone out there knows where we could it,please let us know I've never tasted Bateman's,but I'll give it a go,if I can find it up here.It's always good to try something different.Oh My Gosh I sound like an alcoholic now No offence meant to anyone !!! but beer or wine is always good at a BBQ. & we do them as often as possible,weather permitting. My favourite tipple is Brandy,but in small doses Hope you have a good weekend.

You can't offend us Molson,you're too nice.

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Originally posted by PeggyG:

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Originally posted by Molson:
Hi PEGGY G. We're getting the same kinda weather as you. Hope we all get some nice hot stuff soon, We could do with a heatwave. It's seems to have been such a long driech winter By the way I noticed in another thread you thought I was a guy I'm female & in my 70's Senior Citizen or much recycled teenager

You're right Molson, but I realised after reading other posts from you that I'd made a mistake However, i really did think you are much younger than you are
More black clouds here this morning, hope the rain holds off. Can't wait for a heatwave.

THank You Thank you Thank You Peggy G. You have made my day,thinking I was younger Actually I don't feel my age,& I'm told often that I don't look it. I am very fortunate,in the fact that I'm quite an active person.I just take life as it comes,& am thankful that I can still go out & enjoy life.

Hi Molson - glad to have made your day. You sound as though you have a really positive and wonderful attitude to life - long may it continue.

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Originally posted by LINDY 44:
You can't offend us Molson,you're too nice.

Thank you Lindy 44. I try to do what the old saying tells us." Do unto others as you would have them do unto you " & If you see someone without a smile give them one of yours.It's amazing how often that works. Take care

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Originally posted by PeggyG:
Hi Molson - glad to have made your day. You sound as though you have a really positive and wonderful attitude to life - long may it continue.

Thanks Peggy G. I think we have to be positive in this life,otherwise it would get you down.Take care

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Originally posted by Molson:

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Originally posted by LINDY 44:
You can't offend us Molson,you're too nice.

Thank you Lindy 44. I try to do what the old saying tells us." Do unto others as you would have them do unto you " & If you see someone without a smile give them one of yours.It's amazing how often that works. Take care

You have some lovely sayings Molson.You remind me so much of my Aunties in Scotland.

Thanks Lindy. Do you know,there are so many,but when I TRY to think of them,they won't come to me.( Craft moments I suppose )But when I'm typing something,all of a sudden,they come into my mind.

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Originally posted by Molson:
Thanks Lindy. Do you know,there are so many,but when I TRY to think of them,they won't come to me.( Craft moments I suppose )But when I'm typing something,all of a sudden,they come into my mind.

Hi Molson. Be sure and let us know straight away whenever one pops into your mind! I love reading other people's little sayings. My grandad, bless him, always used to remind us to "do as you would be done by".