Happy new year!

[havasu]

I am hoping everyone has a great, prosperous new year. if you woke up with a hangover, and not looking through jail bars, congratulations to you!

What resolutions have you chosen to work on this year? How long do you believe you will be able to hang onto these resolutions?

[HiHood]

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

Sober last night, no hang over today. And what's so good is the last 6-8 yrs I haven't had to drive home through the maze of drunks and sobriety road blocks after working 2nd shift.

My resolution this year is to continue my program, and stay out of the doctor's office another year.

[Sideways]

A Blwyddyn Newydd Dda!

[borisbob]

Originally Posted by Sideways

A Blwyddyn Newydd Dda!

Patrick … I bet it is welsh … guess which is down

Честита Нова Година !!!

[RiponredTJ]

Originally Posted by havasu

I am hoping everyone has a great, prosperous new year. if you woke up with a hangover, and not looking through jail bars, congratulations to you!

What resolutions have you chosen to work on this year? How long do you believe you will be able to hang onto these resolutions?

My only resolution this year was not to make any, so I figure I should be able to accomplish at least that.

Maybe next year I will resolve to learn a little more Welsh and Bulgarian

[Sideways]

Originally Posted by borisbob

Patrick … I bet it is welsh … guess which is down

Честита Нова Година !!!

Absolutely correct! Translation: And a Happy New Year!

I going to take a guess that yours says the same?

[borisbob]

Originally Posted by Sideways

Absolutely correct! Translation: And a Happy New Year!

I going to take a guess that yours says the same?

“Честита Нова Година” means the same Patrick … It sounds like “Chestita Nova Godina” …

We believe that origin of the ancient Bulgarian and Welsh is the same. My native town Pernik and Cardiff are in a close relation. Each winter – January here we have a mask festival (coming from the ancient pagan times) and people from Welsh are coming here and take part in it – down are several photos. If my memory serves Welsh people call their country Cymru and their language – KYMRАЕG – it sounds very close to Cymeru (Cymerian) – people living at the north shore of Black sea approx 2000 years BJ related with ancient Bulgarian and ancient Celtic people … you know Robert Howard and his Cymerian hero Konan the Barbarian … Some of scientists believe that the following names are derivatives of the name of these people: Cambridge, Cumberland , Cumberworth, Comberford, Comberback, Combermere, Comberton, Cummersdale, Cumrew...

[Sideways]

I never knew the close relationship between Wales and BG. You are correct about the Welsh name for Wales and very close on the the language. It's Cymraeg.

Gorau= Best
Chwarae= Play
Cyd=Joint
Chwarae= Play

Best Play Joint Play or Together We Stand

[RiponredTJ]

I was actually born about half way between you guys
.

[Sideways]

Poland eh?