Here’s a link to the original Auld Lang Syne- I like it better than the more familiar one. This one is lovely and haunting.
http://www.masonmusic.org/music20/auldlng21.mid
That doesn’t sound kosher...................
Coming from a long line of Scots with our castle in John O’ Groats, I have never heard of this practice.
Too bad I am not tall dark and handsome. I do have some coal and silver ores though.
Party Barn!
Is tall ,white and loathesome close enough?
That sounds just like Tết in Việt Nam. I will be there for this next Tết for the first time since the war. I usually go in the summer when the air fare is normally cheaper. This year I got a deal. My friend in Khánh Hòa says I will be very busy in the wee hours of Tết because I have to go around to be the first to cross many thresholds. In 2003 I was the first foreigner to visit their town since 1973 and, as an American, am regarded as the "luckiest" person available.