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11 comments:
Happy St Davids day to you Pat.
I hope that you knew the significance of the Daffodils on your birthday card :-)
Hope you have a lovely week. x
Happy St. David's Day from America:
My ancestors (Griffith/Mansel/Jenkins) came to the US about 1860, but I just recently discovered where they originated (Llanddarog parish, Carmarthenshire) and am trying to steep myself in Welsh heritage.
Thank you for posting the videos--I very much enjoyed listening to the music and viewing the Welsh scenery. I had not heard the Welsh National Anthem before.
Iechyd dda!
Happy St David's Day :-)
The Welsh anthem is the best and whenever I hear it, I would like to be Welsh. I'm not though, but as a kid, I did enjoy several family holidays in Llandudno(sp?). Fond memories indeed.
Thanks, Anne and yes, I very much appreciated that. x Hi, Muddlescombe. How nice to meet you and thanks for your good wishes. It's very interesting to read that you have Welsh ancestors. I think the anthem is among the loveliest in the world. I hope you get a chance to visit Wales one day! Hi, Rolf. Cincin and Iechydd dda! Thanks, Cherie. x Hi, Mary. I always get a lump in my throat when I listen to the anthem. I'm glad you have fond memories of Wales. Thanks, Nerys. Hope you had a good one too!
A cuddle for Simi! :)
Simi says: "Thank you, Auntie Lee. I love cuddles!" xx woof!
I bought daffodils because my son is called David, so it was his special day too. In Greece, they always celebrate name days instead of birthdays.
Hope you had a great St David's Day.
I'm late but I truly enjoyed listening to Welsh music and your National Anthem. Many thanks. I'm sure you had a lovely time on St David's Day. All the best, always!
Hi, Ellee. I think David is a lovely name. People celebrate saints' days more than birthdays here, too. Thank you, Claudia. I'm glad you liked the music.
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