Let's talk.

Nooo but I will definitely be having some fun.
Not my first visit to Dublin.
I am sure Molly Malone will remember me. Lol

 

Yes, I've seen the statue too Candy darlin', but I still prefer the Temple Bar !!!

 

Yes often free street music.

 

Its fun being able to sing 'Irish Rebel' songs at the top of my voice !!!

 

Don't start you devil.
I must go shopping.
I am very surprised you have not looked at my new strange foods thread in random thoughts.
Lol

 

Strangest Foods Eaten Around The World

 

Getting there Candy darlin' - catching up with the forum having spent the whole of last night in hospital.

 

Oh no!
What happened?

 

Got banjaxed by the heat (was over 32 o C in here yesterday afternoon and I couldn't breathe too well and oxygen saturation dipped far too low, so Care Link whistled up an ambulance for me.

 

I feel the same about Yorkshire rebel songs, but there aren't that many of them.

 

Hope you are feeling better now

 

Oh darling. x

 

Do they have them?

 

Not that I'm aware off, but I don't like the thought of being outdone by the Irish, so I acted on the spur of the moment and just said the first thing that came into my head. People used to sing "on ilkla moor baht 'at" sometimes, many years ago, but I don't think they were rebelling against anything, other than going onto the moors without wearing a hat.

 

Lol you mad fool. What about Cockney Rebel?

 

I did use to like Cockney Rebel, way back when I was too young to know any better. I think we all like to think of ourselves as rebels in some way, even when what we are rebelling against happened before we were born. And it is certainly safer to wait until those you are rebelling against have gone away before you start rebelling.

 

what about the war of the roses ? surely that has inspired some war songs?

 

Yes, it probably did, but I don't really have the passion to sing about it after so long.

 

Perhaps we can do Zorbas dance?