My mam and her sister went to a gypsy fortune teller who had an old style caravan parked down near the bowling alley. I loved the fact that I had to climb the steps into a new home
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Originally posted by Red Biddy View PostMy mam and her sister went to a gypsy fortune teller who had an old style caravan parked down near the bowling alley. I loved the fact that I had to climb the steps into a new home
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diggin a hole in the D's garden, having robbed a couple of potatoes on me ma....everyone else had robbed something too we were going to make chips for ourselves.......memories of being dragged out of the burning hole and waiting 6 weeks for my eyelashes and eyebrows to grow hehehe..
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My aunt used to bring me on visits to family in Cabra. (Dowth Ave I think). She'd stay till late at night which gave me lots of time to play kiss chasing. Aw but I never could catch that lovely blond with the wringlets, and the goofy one with the snotty nose was like lightning... she always caught me when the girls were 'on it'.'Never look down on a person unless you're helping them up'.
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Originally posted by Womblemum View PostAnd I am still a good runner Rashers lmao!!!
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being totally determined to trap a fairy...soooooooooooooooooo (the long word is for you my friend silver heheh)...my little match box would be left open under a rosebush way up the back garden, and every day id stick a lump of bread in it...the idea being the hungry fairy would sneak in to get the bread and get stuck in the box.......in retro i now realize my poor demented mother would sneak up the garden after me and remove the bread.....and then next day when id go to inspect the trap shed explain maybe the fairy was able to climb out of the box with the bread.......awww those days..i tried jam on the bread too hoping the fairy would stick to it hehe
im still looking for that fairy
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robbing a bag of sugar in Nugents house and eating the rhubarb coated is the sugar
buying crab apples in the orchard beside the thatched cottage on Blackhorse Avenue to eat in the Phoenix Park
both these things made you very sick with cramps but still we did them?
swinging on the lamp post, I could climb to the top to put the rope up and get it down again
kick the can on long hot summer evenings
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Is it true what ive been told by someone on here, that Cabra is ok, but some of the people are very rough, and look at the southsiders as being " Too posh" ?
I do know that they are not very good at spelling, and they sometimes leave the letter R out when they spell CabraLast edited by Paddy; 09-05-2010, 01:26 AM.
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Originally posted by Mykidsmom View Postbeing totally determined to trap a fairy...soooooooooooooooooo (the long word is for you my friend silver heheh)...my little match box would be left open under a rosebush way up the back garden, and every day id stick a lump of bread in it...the idea being the hungry fairy would sneak in to get the bread and get stuck in the box.......in retro i now realize my poor demented mother would sneak up the garden after me and remove the bread.....and then next day when id go to inspect the trap shed explain maybe the fairy was able to climb out of the box with the bread.......awww those days..i tried jam on the bread too hoping the fairy would stick to it hehe
im still looking for that fairy
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostIs it true what ive been told by someone on here, that Cabra is ok, but some of the people are very rough, and look at the southsiders as being " Too posh" ?
I do know that they are not very good at spelling, and they sometimes leave the letter R out when they spell Cabra'Never look down on a person unless you're helping them up'.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostIs it true what ive been told by someone on here, that Cabra is ok, but some of the people are very rough, and look at the southsiders as being " Too posh" ?
I do know that they are not very good at spelling, and they sometimes leave the letter R out when they spell Cabra
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