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[Kyle MacLea]

Perhaps you needed to visit the pub with the lass ahead of time...

When I'm back east, we'll have to hit it again! (A couple of years, though!)

Kyle=

[Roberta Ann]

Hi Roberta,

Levity would be good. Levity for Levingstons.

regards,

Donald

A literati, I am not
with flattery; I can't be bought
go find your poet amongst all of you
who come from Morvern, Mull and Bute
you know who you are, come on step-up
be funny, smart and cute
and your effort will not be forgot

Regards;

Roberta

[Kyle MacLea]

A literati, I am not
with flattery; I can't be bought
go find your poet amongst all of you
who come from Morvern, Mull and Bute
you know who you are, come on step-up
be funny, smart and cute
and your effort will not be forgot

This sounds like the perfect little dity to include in our first newsletter as a call for more.

See, Roberta's up to the challenge!

Kyle=

[Canadian Livingstone]

Hi Jerry,

There isnt a gaelic name for it that I know of. The english name of it is actually Bog star, but I didnt think we would want to call our newsletter "The Bog Star", though it does sound a bit like the name for a small town newspaper. The Parnassus came to mind because it a flower apparently associated with both St. Molaug and the Clan. But I also liked "THe Crozier" because of special significance the sacred staff of St Molaug has to Clan Maclea Livingstone. The Bachuil Bugle was just a tad bit silly.

regards,

Donald