OneGuyFromBarlick

Thanks Jill. I let my ancestry sub lapse a few days ago and I am waiting for an offer to renew it again. I managed my last one for half price---fingers crossed.

Sounds as though everything is going in the right direction. Our outside cat always has to be able to see a way out if he comes into the house (which is not very often), and he cannot cope with the tv on-----still, when you are the great killing machine he is---what is a tv??

Gearce, it didn't bite

Stanley, I think you may have hit on it there.
Eileen, I remember that "are you making your will?". I once started the Road to Nab End but couldn't get into it, may try again.

Thomo, if you rang them then they have your number---obviously they couldn't care less or they would have been straight round like I said before. I would string them up, some people don't deserve animals.

Looking forward to watching the progress of this.

I started a new thread with this query before I noticed I could have put it on here, so here it is again.
"You've got a nose like Sam Herb"---- has anyone heard this saying, and who the heck was Sam Herb?

I think it is fascinating watching animal behaviour.

Oooh me thinks Bobbytwo it is going to be.

I have found Dick Turpin and Guy Fawkes
http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/uk_executions.txt

Some people beggar belief, why on earth do they have animals? I don't think I would even go round with a photo, if he cared in any way he would be round at yours now.

The local animal homeless certainly know you are an animal person, you must be top of the grapevine.

An elderly lady we know had central heating put in and the electrician said her electric wiring was in a dreadful state. He told her she should have it done or else her insurance would be invalid if there was a fire caused by the wiring. He wasn't trying to rip her off, the wiring was in from the or...

My father in law used to say if someone was being nosey "you've got a nose like Sam Herb"--- who the heck was Sam Herb??

Bumping this up for Tripps.

I haven't had much to do with it for a while, but in the past I found everyone very helpful and in turn I have tried to help others. Put a query on and see how you get on. LFHHS Chorley group run a very good "Celebration of Family History" each year, well worth a visit. I will bump details...

Thomo, so sorry, nothing can be said.
Perhaps the stray cat may help distract the pain.

Just bumping this up for anyone who missed it first time.

I didn't mean it in an aggressive way. I just found that if I posted something during the evening then by next morning it had disappeared off the edge of the page. I post some things as info not necessarily as a forum, and I think people will miss seeing those. I think if I came on the site as a new...

Oh I am sorry Thomo. one of the "not nice" that comes with animals.

Thanks Doc.

Taken from LFHHS yahoo forum Getting to Know Lancashire Archives Have you ever wondered how to use the searchroom at Lancashire Archives? What sort of records we hold? How to find your great-great-grandfather's will? What goes on behind the scenes? If so, these sessions may interest you. An archivis...

I still like the walking man, and if it means getting rid of him I think it should be left as it is. Not sure of we need the other pic of the town centre though, perhaps the walking man could walk around that at the top sometimes. These are just my views not criticisms.

I will, but perhaps the next book. the one you are reading now really doesn't grab me.

I have just found a new "vein" of books by an author called Jodi Picoult. I have nearly finished my second and have been to the library this morning to get my third. They are very different to anything I have read before and quite compelling, well worth a try.