Time to Celebrate

Post by **AnneM** » Thu Jun 14, 2007 5:28 pm

Hi Andy

Belated congratulations and all the best for the future. Enjoy your graduation!!

Anne

rye470 · Post by **rye470** » Thu Jun 14, 2007 5:58 pm

Gaun yersel Andy! Ah think yons pure dead brill.

Christine

Jack · Post by **Jack** » Thu Jun 14, 2007 9:29 pm

Congratulations Andy,
A well deserved degree for all your hard work. =D>
But I still don't know how you managed to do Fam. Hist. at the same time!
Wishing you more future success with both.
Cheers - Jack

nancy · Post by **nancy** » Thu Jun 14, 2007 11:29 pm

Congrats Andy

I remember my father in law and hubby taking that up as a hobby in the late sixties!My poor Mum in law was at her wits end,as they kept bringing back boxes full of crinoids and brachiopods and having them spread all over the livingroom for hours on end

Then hubby started finding old bottles,coins and all sorts which now clutter my house

They must have been all over Gleniffer braes,and I even enjoyed a few digs with them

Congrats again Andy,well done!

PS No hubbies not really into GENEALOGY

Cheers Nancy

Post by **Pandabean** » Fri Jun 15, 2007 11:01 am

Our class was invited over to one of our lecturers homes for a post exam celebration a couple weeks ago and he is a palaeontologist. You should see his house, its like a museum. Every where you went you could find a hint of geology especially his study which contained all his ammonites and dinosaur footprints and a few bones.

I have a relatively small collection of ammonites I collected while on Skye and other fossils (brachiopods, fossil wood etc) from fieldtrips. Hopefully I can go back to Skye and dig out this huge ammonite I found last year, thats if it is still there.

I too have a small collection of small and old coins with a penny from around 1840 or there abouts as the 3rd digit has a mark across it.

nancy wrote:Congrats Andy

I remember my father in law and hubby taking that up as a hobby in the late sixties!My poor Mum in law was at her wits end,as they kept bringing back boxes full of crinoids and brachiopods and having them spread all over the livingroom for hours on end
Then hubby started finding old bottles,coins and all sorts which now clutter my house
They must have been all over Gleniffer braes,and I even enjoyed a few digs with them

Congrats again Andy,well done!

PS No hubbies not really into GENEALOGY

Cheers Nancy

Post by **joette** » Tue Jun 19, 2007 1:19 pm

Congrats Andy well done all that hard work well rewarded.

fmackay · Post by **fmackay** » Tue Jun 19, 2007 2:18 pm

Just wanted to add my congratulations on your success and good luck!

maceill · Post by **maceill** » Tue Jun 19, 2007 2:19 pm

Well done Andy , good luck for the future
Maceill