BriarRose Kildare

Welcome Aboard! Sorry I missed your arrival. I hope you have a fine stay at the Pub. There is lots of information and many goode people here. And aye, I will have me a drink. Thanks, Lass. Blessings to you and Welcome!

Welcome Aboard Dear Sir. I hope you enjoy your stay at the Pub. And thank you fort he websites. I will definitely check it out. I love maps. Have since I was a wee child. Blessings and Welcome!

She is such a BabyDoll and absolutley Gorgeous. How Precious too. Many Congratulations to you. You are holding a Dear and Rare Treasure in your arms. Many Blessings to you and your family. May your little one always be Blessed with Love, Light, Laughter, Beauty and Good Fortune.

For tonight we had Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato, Cheese and Mayo on white buns. As a side we had Sun Chips, Garden Salsa and Cheddar Cheese. BLT's are the best Sandwhiches ever.

Looking forward to a weekend away with my husband. Little guy is at grandma's so we have the whole weekend to ourselves. Although I am already missing my baby's big blue eyes.

Okay. here is the truths and the lie: 1. I once had to make the decision to take a family member off life support. And I held his hand while he died. Aye, number one is True. At age twenty three I had to decide to take a very dear family member off of life support. And I did hold his hand while the angel of death came to take him. 2. I once met the actor Bill Pulman and had a drink with him at the South Side Pittsburgh bar. Nay, number two is False. However, I did see him at a South Side Pittsburgh bar having a drink. I looked at him and he realized I recognized him. I smiled and he saluted his drink to me as a thanks for not drawing attention to him. And I saluted my drink back to him. 3. I have talked with many dead people from many different places and times. Aye, number three is True. Aye, Jacky you are correct the dead never shut up once they find me. I have had many experiences, too many to count. Let's just say when I watched the movie Sixth Sense I was reliving my childhood.

LOL, Syren dear, that is funny.....Curious George......Do you have a pic of the little wee monkey? Thanks for the laugh. I absolutley Adore Curious George.....the books are Wonderful.

Dear Lady Barbossa I am so sorry for your poor nose. I have had me nose broken and och!! Try putting some ice on your nose. I do hope you feel better and that your nose is not broken.

Oh, Jill, I am sorry, but you got me laughing so hard I got tears running down me cheeks. Oh......Thanks for the laugh!!! Oh My, I can't stop laughing........

In his other hand BriarRose offers Captain Lasseter a pipe with aromatic tobacco, and a warm lingering Kiss to make him feel better while he waits.

Big "HUGS" back to you Syren.

Absolutely, Positively Wonderful!!!! I had a Superb day today.

Call me crazy, but in several cultures and in various burial rites, you put coins on your eyes when you’ve passed away. Aye Cheeky Actress, many cultures place coins on the eyes for passage to the other world. Syren, darlin' maybe you should just take a nap instead. In my family when ever some one passes away, it is a tradition to bury coins with them. Or in the case of my Great Aunt Nell, some $2 bills cause she loved the dog races.

The dryer clanking and humming, the dish washer swooshing....and Angelina Ballerina on T.V., and my son talking and laughing.

BriarRose watched Preston for a bit as he lay in slumber. Then quietly she began cleaning up the room and reorganizing her apothecary chest. Once she was done she checked on her patient once more before leaving the room. Maeve was just coming down the stairs, “Wot was that noise I heard?” Briar laughed a bit and said, “Aye, well our patient thought he could take himself out of bed. But he is fine now and resting comfortably.” Maeve, heaved a sigh and shook her head and said, “Aye, we will be needin’ to keep an eye on him then.” “Agreed.” said Briar as she sat down in a chair. “Well, then Maeve, what can I do? I mean I can’t be staying here too long. He will find me out for sure. And as a dear friend I do not want you harmed in any way. Perhaps I should send word to the Friar to see if it is safe to purchase passage on a ship?” Briar waited for her friend’s suggestion

Ahoy, and Welcome Aboard. Hope you like your stay at the Pub. It is a fine place to be. Now as for me drink, how about a bit of Drambuie, Please.

Welcome Aboard. And I am thanking you for the scrumtious drink you have offered.....Blessings to Ya.

Hallo and Greeting to you Captain. Aye, I would appreciate a drink...that would be wonderful...perhaps a Pina Colada with a bit more Rum than normal. As for your challenge...well, let me think upon it. Welcome to the Pub.

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Rebirth

Mmm, this is interesting. Two truths and a lie. Well then here goes: 1. I once had to make the decision to take a family member off life support. And I held his hand while he died. 2. I once met the actor Bill Pulman and had a drink with him at a South Side Pittsburgh bar.. 3. I have talked with many dead people from many different places and times.

Stuffed Turkey Roll-Ups with Turkey Stuffing and Gravy. For the side a crisp green salads. And to drink, some Green Iced Tea. As for dessert...mmmm, don't know, maybe me husband.

The sound of Thunder Rolling in as the locust sing.

Thank you dear Hester for the advice. I may go to the store and see about buying some. Also thank you for the laugh about the bottle size print. I am sorry that you are having a rough day. I will hope your day tomorrow is Sunnier. Well, I think, finally we are going to be getting that storm I have been feeling all day. Yippie!!

Dear Captain Tightpants. I would sincerely like to thank you for the information you have provided. I am very interested in etymology, especially the sources of names. However, I enjoy learning about the origins of words and there uses as well. Thank you for such an interesting read. It was greatly appreciated.