De ja vu.. Martini had a thread on this topic not that long ago.

The thread has now reverted to chicken/egg quandary

cezm
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My paternal grandmother was born in Melbourne but her family returned to the UK when she was young.

 

My family comes from the UK. I was born in Nigeria and lived for varying lengths of time in the UK, Uganda (fled in 1971), Fiji, Solomon Islands and arrived here in 1981. 

 

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Glad your family survived the American invasion spot

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@cezm wrote:

My paternal grandmother was born in Melbourne but her family returned to the UK when she was young.

 

My family comes from the UK. I was born in Nigeria and lived for varying lengths of time in the UK, Uganda (fled in 1971), Fiji, Solomon Islands and arrived here in 1981. 

 


Well that counts for a very interesting heritage!

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@lakeland27 wrote:

Glenelg


Lovely place, I ran a few eBay courses there, ate in a beautiful Nepalese restaurant there, probably one of the best restaurants I have ever eaten in. The Indian in the main strip was ok if they turned off the indian music.

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@kopenhagen5 wrote:

Not really exotic, but I was born in Tokyo and our family is from Denmark. Smiley Happy

 

My uncle has traced our family back to year 1100 and my grandmother is direct descendant from Von Barner family.

There is a private castle in Denmark that's still in the family. Complete with moat all the way around.


Denmark is my husbands favourite place in the world, I would like to get to Japan one day now that it is affordable.

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My mother spent time inside,donna.Arrested by Franco's goons and jailed for being in possession of socialist pamphlets.I'm so proud of her:D


@spotweldersfriend wrote:
My mother spent time inside,donna.Arrested by Franco's goons and jailed for being in possession of socialist pamphlets.I'm so proud of her:D

Ha ha ha!

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I am sure that you and my ma must have had something in common 🙂

 

My Pa was the instigator in my case 🙂

I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.