Where to move in Europe?

[Tony474]

Originally Posted by 11 Gauge

I had an outsourcer years ago tell me that they were rendering artwork with Mac Dolby Illustrator...

Adobe or not Adobe, that is the question...

[Seanycaster]

Originally Posted by 11 Gauge

I'd also love Ireland or Scotland, but my wife and daughter are both warm weather creatures. In the winter, when they complain, it becomes my problem. Most of my blood ancestors are Irish, Welsh, and English, so this would probably be the best fit for me.

I wouldn't choose Scotland at the moment 11 Gauge. I won't go into detail as much of it would take us into political territory. How about Cork, Ireland? Far enough south that the climate isn't half as bad as much of the UK.

[macdog]

Come to Australia. Seriously, apart from a lack of castles, royal families and other olde worlde trappings, we have just about anything a sensible human being could want. We need more Tele wranglers, too!

[Tim Armstrong]

Originally Posted by Unseen

And right after them, the people who claim American Indian ancestry. I had a Native American Anthropology teacher who noted that an astonishing percentage of the public claimed to have American Indian ancestry, but curiously it tended to be tribes with romantic sounding names. Cherokee. Apache. He had never run into an American who claimed Flathead tribal ancestry.

...and wouldn't you know it, I also have an infinitesimal amount of Cherokee in my family tree. My great-great grandmother Arvila Rogers was born in Oklahoma and was either full or half Cherokee. There's a fair chance that she was related to Will Rogers as well.

Might as well get famous people in there, too. My great-grandfather's sister was married to Buffalo Bill Cody's brother. No lie!



Cheers, Tim

[Zhurh]

Originally Posted by Tim Armstrong

...and wouldn't you know it, I also have an infinitesimal amount of Cherokee in my family tree. My great-great grandmother Arvila Rogers was born in Oklahoma and was either full or half Cherokee. There's a fair chance that she was related to Will Rogers as well.

Might as well get famous people in there, too. My great-grandfather's sister was married to Buffalo Bill Cody's brother. No lie!



Cheers, Tim

You don't look like no half breed to me, stretchin it abit I'd say; but I'll take your word on Will Rodgers; Now that's something to be proud of.

[Coogie]

Originally Posted by Tim Armstrong

I liked almost everything about it, the folks are friendly and generally speak English,

Hi Tim - we all speak English apart from a very small percentage and they can speak English when speaking to non-gaelic speakers.

Most likely you met someone from Cork and thought they were speaking a different language

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or could have been accents from any other part of the country for that matter...

Coogie.

[Tony474]

Originally Posted by Coogie

Most likely you met someone from Cork and thought they were speaking a different language

Bit of a co-inky-dink you posting that when you did... I just got in from a gig with a Cork man I work with every so often - he's a fine musician and a nice feller, but I swear to God I can only understand about one word in every three he speaks!