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    aislinnluvphotoready to set out for the Texas Renaissance Festival

    Donna D: there's no place like the ancestral home photos

    from the The Woodlands area in United States

    Dad's side, Clan Donald. Granddad John Curry Donaldson emigrated from Paisley to New England at age 12. Mum's side,Stirling,was in Louisiana early in 1800s. Just attended Stirling reunion in June. I'm a seamstress, selling my wares on etsy.com (aislinnluv.etsy.com ), formerly Renaissance dancer and choreographer. Even devised a Scottish country dance once - the Stirling Rant. Friends or more?.. wanted: intelligence, humour, openness, connection.. on offer: intelligence, wit, empathy, connection

    Today I had to play fetch with someone else's dogs in their pool.

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    Debbie S (NEW)

    from the Edmonton area in Canada

    No information given.

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    stropphoto

    Jim L: Edinburgh to Sydney, just a small leap! photos

    from Oxley Park in Penrith in Australia

    Came to Australia in 1969 from Edinburgh (Restalrig area). Now live in Penrith area of NSW (outer suburb of Sydney) with my wife Shirley. Have travelled extensively and am interested in talking to people about a wide range of topics and am interested in everything "Scottish" .

    Today I just want to know who won the election, but no one can tell me! - see 1 comment

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    troll46

    Robert S

    from the Overland Park area in United States

    I live in Overland Park, Kansas in the US. My father was born in Glasgow. Visited Scotland and 2007 and am going again this August 2009.

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    will31

    Will K: flowerchild down-under

    from the Skipton area in Australia

    I live in the bush amongst gum trees in Australia. Regular visitors to my backyard include kangaroos, possums, rosellas and galahs. I love bushwalking. My great grannie was from Scotland- Musselburgh and enjoyed visiting where she lived last year.. wanted: chat.. on offer: chat

    Today I have been enjoying wandering about the Australian high country- very pretty.

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