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Now I'm curious what song you heard.

I just saw this and wanted to say thanks for the Wikipedia edits. Good stuff! Did they all survive the editorial review?

Here's the photograph shared by Donald.

What are Ruby's best songs for Easter?

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Welcome, Donald. That's a very nice thing you did!

Happy birthday, Ruby!

Thanks for the information, Bernie. From my perspective, I've also noted a renewed interest in Ruby. The past month or so I've fielded an unusual spike in inquiries about her. So far it hasn't translated to much new action here on the forum, but I'm hopeful. I think a play about Ruby is a wonderful ...

I do believe Gerald has been at work on the home page. Seems all new. I note that we now have a "Forum" and the old term "Messages" has been deprecated. That's a Good Thing.

I also like the document with the diagram showing how Ruby had five hits at the same time. Good work!

I assume that everyone is familiar with an Irish dish called 'Champ'. It's mashed potatoes with Spring Onions mixed in. Not so long ago it was some times made with Stinging Nettles in place of Scallions (Spring Onions) - doesnt bare thinking of does it??? Here in Portland, Oregon, my wife and subsc...

Lykes wrote: ↑

Mon May 15, 2017 12:54 am

Me too. Lol!

Good to have you with us, Lykes!

Thanks, Bernie. I'm really enjoying these!

Bernie Burgess wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 30, 2017 3:24 pm

I must point out that I am guessing about the spelling

Yeah, but it gets the job done!

As we all know humour is classed as funny but in the case of the song it means a state of the mind or mood and the song indicates that Ruby is now ready to take a husband. Thanks, Graham. The song does a good job of providing contextual clues but I guess people don't hang out at the pub saying thin...

Bernie Burgess wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 30, 2017 2:59 am

Give me a Wee Calinchy Muffler

Mind if I use that? And thanks for the info, Bernie!