Ah, but part of the Highland-Lowland divide in Scotland is due to the language barrier. The Lowland Scots complained about the Highlanders speaking Erse, i.e. Irish.
Friend reports a conversation where this bloke was talking about the 'Old Country' (i.e. Ireland). She asked when he immigrated to the US and he said his family arrived on a famine ship in the 1840s!
Yay, finally something new Rush/James from you (and yay, I finally got to read it...)! Love the banter and the parts of the dialogue that weren't said. And of course the ending... it's just perfect ;)
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(both for the compliment and the pointing out)
I changed it, adding a backhanded one - that he, a Scot, was a more authentic Irishman than the descendants of Irishmen and wanna-be-descendants...
many thanks to you.
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thank you for sharing that.
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thank you.
(and yep)
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I don't think I'm capable of writing them platonically - I tried here, after all.
(that said, I agree with your assessment)
thank you, and have nice days.
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conversations are always good. (though that's all I was aiming for in this fic)
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