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7 comments:
:) I'd like to taste one of your Welshcakes while celebrating Dafydd - hm, to be honest: not the Saint but the Poet. :)
Have a lovely day, WELSHcakes.
Yes, and have a nice day too!
I'd celebrate if I was eating one of your dishes or cakes or any foodylode. This is a hint for a Rec Cross parcel!
Beautiful! And a belated Dydd Gwyl Dewi hapus i chi, hefyd!
Thanks, Sean. Maybe you will one day! Thanks, Dr CW. How kind of you to say so, DD. Hint taken! Diolch yn fawr, Dragonstar.
We sang this in church on Sunday - and I remembered the words from my schooldays!
Well done, Liz. My parents had it sung at their wedding so I think I could probably sing the words before I could speak!
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